Vintage Detroit Museum of Art Photo Postcard Divided Back 1907-1915

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This vintage photo postcard showcases the historic Detroit Museum of Art, a notable architectural landmark in Detroit, Michigan. Featuring distinctive Romanesque Revival style with its rounded towers and arched entryways, the postcard captures the museum's grand facade under a serene sky. The image is printed in chromolithograph style typical of early 20th-century postcards, adding a soft, hand-colored aesthetic that enhances its collectible appeal.Produced between 1907 and 1915, this divided back postcard was manufactured in the United States and printed by A.C. Dietsche, a publisher based in Detroit and Frankfort, Germany, known for quality early postcards. The standard size (5.5 x 3.5 inches) makes it perfect for collectors of Michigan or architectural postcards. The back shows a handwritten message dated October 25, addressed to Kalamazoo College in Michigan, with a one-cent Benjamin Franklin stamp. This original item offers a tangible glimpse into early 1900s correspondence and Michigan's cultural heritage, making it a great addition for postcard enthusiasts and history buffs alike.

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