A TOUCH OF INNOCENCE dated 1908
Product Description
When an artist captures both beauty and innocence in the same work of art, he or she has created a true masterpiece!
And that is precisely what the artist did here!
According to the appraiser, this gorgeous work of art was probably committed to postcard way back in the late 1800's. They said that by captivating both the true beauty and total innocence of this beautiful young girl posing in a rose garden, the artist successfully makes the viewer feel and think. By providing no title to the work, the artist makes you think about the true meaning of the image, and by adding an element of mystery to the work, the artist appeals to the your senses, emotions, and feelings. As with all great poets and artists, the key to a great masterpiece is not necessarily what inspired their work, but rather what their finished work suggests to you.
While this masterpiece may have been "committed to postcard" in the late 1800's, this particular piece is dated 1908, making it almost a century old.
This postcard has been professionally matted and framed in a hand-crafted hardwood frame, unlike any you have seen before, thereby creating an absolutely gorgeous work of art that would make an exquisite wall hanging.
... Call it Art ... Call it History ... Call it a Philatelic Collectable ...
No matter what you call it, there is no denying that this offering is truly a One-of-a-Kind Masterpiece.
And that is precisely what the artist did here!
According to the appraiser, this gorgeous work of art was probably committed to postcard way back in the late 1800's. They said that by captivating both the true beauty and total innocence of this beautiful young girl posing in a rose garden, the artist successfully makes the viewer feel and think. By providing no title to the work, the artist makes you think about the true meaning of the image, and by adding an element of mystery to the work, the artist appeals to the your senses, emotions, and feelings. As with all great poets and artists, the key to a great masterpiece is not necessarily what inspired their work, but rather what their finished work suggests to you.
While this masterpiece may have been "committed to postcard" in the late 1800's, this particular piece is dated 1908, making it almost a century old.
This postcard has been professionally matted and framed in a hand-crafted hardwood frame, unlike any you have seen before, thereby creating an absolutely gorgeous work of art that would make an exquisite wall hanging.
... Call it Art ... Call it History ... Call it a Philatelic Collectable ...
No matter what you call it, there is no denying that this offering is truly a One-of-a-Kind Masterpiece.