Flowers Postcard: Lierre Green Ivy Hedera Helix Branch Signed Barde XT3581

This Edwardian-era botanical postcard showcases a realistic branch of green ivy detailed with dark berries, painted by the artist Barde. Scientifically labeled on the reverse as Hedera Helix, ivy traditionally symbolized fidelity, eternal life, and strong attachment in early twentieth-century culture. The card features multiple language translations, highlighting the extensive European market for high-quality French floral art during this period.

This is a standard size postcard which was published by Color Paris series 506. The postcard was made in France. This is an unused postcard, circa 1910s.

This postcard has slight edge wear.

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