Spokane WA 1912 Postcard a/s E. Gaddis “Miss Spokane” Native Woman Sows Corn

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The product is a 1912 postcard featuring a painting by artist Eleanor Gaddis titled "Miss Spokane," depicting a Native American woman in traditional dress sowing and watering grain. The postcard measures a standard size of 5.5 x 3.5 inches and is signed by the artist. It was manufactured in Spokane, Washington, during the Divided Back era (1907-1915) and is an original work by the Spokane Publishing Co. The postcard captures the theme of art, people, agriculture, cities & towns, and cultures & ethnicities, making it a unique and historical collectible item.

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