I always enjoy finding sweet little Christmas cards in this stash or that, Here's one I recently found and scanned. This scene is surely from a different vantage point, isn't it? Looks as if the artist was up on the roof of an adjoining building, or up on a hill above the town.
There's the church steeple, complete with pealing bells, in the foreground, and townsfolk circling the lighted tree. Maybe the tree has just been lighted for the first time this Christmas season, for everyone seems awed and delighted. I think the person in the center of the group, back toward the tree, looks as if he may be leading the others in a Christmas carol. Someone has even brought their sled along.
Snow is falling and the entire scene looks as if it could be right at home inside a snow globe. Sigh. I simply love the innocence of vintage cards, don't you?
Cute, I have a small collection of churches that I put out at Christmas.
ReplyDeleteOh, that's a nice idea, Lana!
DeleteYes, I do! Especially in the chaotic world we now live in. There's just something about the vintage images that's calming.
ReplyDeleteSo very true, Vicki. I think that's the main reason I love vintage cards so much.
DeleteSuch a sweet scene.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it, Lucie? I loved it and just had to share.
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