An antique postcard featuring a lovely parasol with abundant tulle lace and a girl in a gorgeous bonnet, also with beautiful layers of lace. In contrast to the doll-like, luxurious attire, the slightly ennui and bored expression seems to be the honest expression of a child, making it adorable. Perhaps she's a bit tired of the long photo shoot, following the photographer's instructions. Even though it was a photo shoot for a commercially available postcard, the honest heart of the child shines through, making it a charming piece. The hand-colored dot details have a three-dimensional feel with bumps and textures, suggesting that the artist carefully placed the paint with a fine brush, one stroke at a time. The name "Angelica Hatter" is written at the top of the card, presumably the girl's name. ◆Condition◆ France, early 1900s to mid-1910s Real photo, matte, hand-colored, used Size: Approximately 14cm x 9cm ◆Notes on Purchase◆ ・This postcard is a used postcard that is over 100 years old. Please purchase only if you understand antiques. ・As this item is over 100 years old, there are, of course, scratches, damage, tears, stains, and dirt. ・We have taken photos to show the colors as close to the actual item as possible, but the appearance may vary slightly depending on your viewing environment, such as PCs, smartphones, tablets, and the color settings of your monitor. ・Please note that if the item is already sold out on our online shop, we may not be able to fulfill your order.