Flowers Postcard: Rose Rosa Red Buds Stems Signed Barde Color Paris 1910s XT3583

This Edwardian-era botanical postcard features an elegant arrangement of two vibrant red rose blossoms standing tall on thorny stems alongside a young bud, signed by the artist Barde. Scientifically cataloged on the reverse under the genus name Rosa, red roses served as timeless symbols of romance and deep admiration throughout early twentieth-century Europe. The classic Parisian layout underscores the artistic quality popular during the golden age of postcards.

This is a standard size postcard which was published by Color Paris series 519. The postcard was made in France. This is an unused postcard, circa 1910s.

This postcard has slight edge wear

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