
I have postcard with a historical tie-in for next week - come back and you will see the date is important.
For this week, I did not have a antique, or vintage, or even recent Easter postcard. So, I went to a local antique store with a number of booths and found this card. I'm following the theme of many posters of hens, chicks, and eggs.
viridian
It's been fascinating to visit the range of postcards from naturalistic - like yours - to highly stylized.
ReplyDeleteIt would be interesting to a book using Easter postcards to demonstrate the changing culture/values associated with Easter.
Evelyn in Montreal
Another beautiful card. I do agree with Evelyn Yvonne, this is interesting stuff for a book. In Dutch, the greeting is Vrolijk Pasen (A Gay Easter). Happy PFF.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Evelyn, it would be interesting to view a book with postcard changing in culture and values. Maybe I'll start one. View my post Here.
ReplyDeleteThose are some pretty chicks, I say that because lately I've come across a few blogs with Easter Postcards and some of those chicks look frightening!!!
ReplyDeleteToday's postcards are very different than those of yesteryear. This postcard is just lovely. I agree--a book would be wonderful!
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Howdy
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What a truly sweet card for Easter.
Thank you for sharing
these adorable
Easter chicks with us .
A really great card.
I love the way it looks !
Have a very Happy Easter.
Until next time
Happy Trails
Happy Easter & PFF!
ReplyDeleteMakes me want to make deviled eggs for dinner on Saturday! How else will I be able to stay away from the chocolate ones! And don't tell me to eat pink peeps. :)
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ReplyDeleteI agree with Beth =) And I love the Easter postcards of yesteryears like yours. To me they are more evocative of the occasion.
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How cute and so classic. Happy Easter to you and yours!
ReplyDeleteI am going to agree with just about everyone here - there should be a book, and I prefer the 'yesteryear' artwork to most of the cards sent out nowadays. Happy PFF!
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