Flowers Postcard: White Carnation Bouquet Signed By Artist Barde 1910s XT3577

This artist-signed postcard illustrates a delicate botanical study of white carnations and unblossomed green buds against a simple pale backdrop. Created during the golden age of postcards, white carnations traditionally symbolized pure love, sweet affection, and good luck, making them a popular floral selection for early twentieth-century greeting cards. The elegant work highlights the subtle light and shadows across the fringed petals.

This is a standard size postcard which was published by Color Paris series 511. The postcard was made in France. This is an unused postcard, circa 1910s.

This postcard has very very slight surface wear.

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