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1900s - Vintage French Advertising Chromo Card - Charming Mother and Baby Cradle Scene Illustration - Historic Collectible Ephemera Piece
1900s - Vintage French Advertising Chromo Card - Charming Mother and Baby Cradle Scene Illustration - Historic Collectible Ephemera Piece
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đ°ď¸Â Vintage from the 1900s
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đ Dimensions: 12x8 cm (4.7x3.1 in)
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This is a charming vintage advertising chromo card from the 1900s, promoting 'Chocolat Express Grondard' (Grondard Express Chocolate). The front features a delightful illustration depicting a tender domestic scene. A mother, dressed in period attire, is gently tending to her baby nestled in a beautifully ornate cradle, complete with a flowing canopy.
The artistic style of the illustration, with its soft colors and detailed rendering, is characteristic of the early 20th century. Text visible on the card includes 'N° 22. Le Berceau Français' (N° 22. The French Cradle), indicating it was likely part of a series. The bottom also bears the imprint 'Belleville Imp. Paris', signifying it was printed in Belleville, Paris.
This collectible piece of French ephemera offers a glimpse into historical advertising and daily life. Such cards were often collected, much like trading cards today, and served as both an advertisement and a small work of art. It evokes a sense of nostalgia for simpler times and celebrates themes of motherhood and childhood in an elegant French style.
The artistic style of the illustration, with its soft colors and detailed rendering, is characteristic of the early 20th century. Text visible on the card includes 'N° 22. Le Berceau Français' (N° 22. The French Cradle), indicating it was likely part of a series. The bottom also bears the imprint 'Belleville Imp. Paris', signifying it was printed in Belleville, Paris.
This collectible piece of French ephemera offers a glimpse into historical advertising and daily life. Such cards were often collected, much like trading cards today, and served as both an advertisement and a small work of art. It evokes a sense of nostalgia for simpler times and celebrates themes of motherhood and childhood in an elegant French style.
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