Color Imaging Collection (#3)
"Capturing the Vibrant Palette of Time
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"Capturing the Vibrant Palette of Time: Exploring Color Imaging Through Vintage Postcards" Step back in time with these captivating postcards that showcase the artistry and innovation of color imaging. From the Cancer Serigraph Postcard, ca. 1900-1920, to the March Calendar Postcard featuring a little girl donning a stole and muff in 1906, each piece transports us to an era where color came alive on paper. Intricately hand-colored prints like the Pink Tulips, Omaha, Neb. Postcard from Hand-Colored Print in 1943 demonstrate the meticulous craftsmanship involved in bringing nature's beauty to life. Meanwhile, the Flamingo Lounge Specials Menu and Drinks Card from 1952 showcases how vibrant hues were used to entice patrons into indulging in delectable offerings. The whimsical world of Rie Cramer unfolds through her enchanting postcards such as April: The Birds (ca. 1907-1930), August: Field Flowers (ca. And July: Waves (ca. 1907-1930). These masterpieces capture nature's essence with vivid colors that evoke emotions and transport us into dreamlike landscapes. Alice's adventures come alive through Charles Folkard's imaginative illustrations based on Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland series (ca. 1900-1920). Alice and Her Friends beckon us into their magical realm while A Mad Tea-Party invites us to partake in their whimsical festivities. As autumn arrives, Rie Cramer paints October: Falling Leaves (ca. 1907-1930) with warm oranges and golden yellows that embody the spirit of change. November brings forth The Witch (ca. 1907-1930), a bewitching portrayal filled with mystical purples and eerie greens. Lastly, K.