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This vintage divided back postcard, copyrighted in 1914, showcases a grand interior within \'The House in the Wood\' (Huis ten Bosch) palace in The Hague, Netherlands. The focal point is a stunning grisaille panel by renowned Dutch artist Jacob de Wit, depicting playful putti in lifelike monochrome tones. Below the painting is an elaborate trumeau mirror reflecting a china cabinet, set above a rococo-style console table with an ornate mantle clock. The scene is framed by heavy fringed drapes and period chairs.
Postcard Details:
- Era: Divided Back
- Category: Netherlands
- Location/Subject: The Hague, Netherlands
- Publisher: A. J. M. Steinmetz, The Hague
- Condition: Excellent; unposted, very minor corner wear, no creases, exceptionally clean front and back.
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