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"Chinese Porcelain-Shop"

"Chinese Porcelain-Shop"

early 20th century
Place of CreationJapan
Medium/TechniqueLithography with hand coloring on card stock
DimensionsOverall: 8.8 x 13.8 cm (3 7/16 x 5 7/16 in.)
Credit LineLeonard A. Lauder Collection of Japanese Postcards
Accession number2002.20737
On View
Not on view
ClassificationsPostcards
ProvenanceLeonard A. Lauder Collection, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Fractional gift of Lauder (Accession date: March 20, 2002).
"Chinese Hotel, Arrival of a Viceroy"
"Chinese Hotel, Arrival of a Viceroy"
Theodore Eismann, Leipzig (Th. E. L)
cancelled 1906
"SHANGHAI. Tea House Nanking Road"
"SHANGHAI. Tea House Nanking Road"
Theodore Eismann, Leipzig (Th. E. L)
early 20th century
Gruss aus Herrenalb.
Gruss aus Herrenalb.
Th. Bussemer
"Moltke"
"Moltke"
Th. Lücke Hambd
Zeppelin'sche Luftschiffwerft in Friedrichshafen a. B.
Zeppelin'sche Luftschiffwerft in Friedrichshafen a. B.
Th. Böller
LES PLAGES BELGES Retour du Bain
LES PLAGES BELGES Retour du Bain
Th. van den Heuvel
1912
1912
Theodor Eismann (Theochrome); New York, New York
1911
S.S. MAURETANIA, THE FASTEST STEAMER OF THE WORLD.
S.S. MAURETANIA, THE FASTEST STEAMER OF THE WORLD.
Theodor Eismann (Theochrome); New York, New York
1906–1908
Automobiling. The air is all scented with flowers so gay, As we rush along in our joyous way.
Automobiling. The air is all scented with flowers so gay, As we rush along in our joyous way.
Theodor Eismann (Theochrome); New York, New York
about 1910
"I LOVE MY BILL, BUT OH YOU TEDDY." WE'RE ALL ROOSEVELTS Do You See Me here?
"I LOVE MY BILL, BUT OH YOU TEDDY."
WE'RE ALL ROOSEVELTS Do You See Me here?
Theodor Eismann (Theochrome); New York, New York
GLORY and PROSPERITY FOR our Country. Our new President William H. Taft.
GLORY and PROSPERITY FOR our Country. Our new President William H. Taft.
Theodor Eismann (Theochrome); New York, New York
1909
GLORY and PROSPERITY for our COUNTRY. Our new President William H. Taft.
GLORY and PROSPERITY for our COUNTRY. Our new President William H. Taft.
Theodor Eismann (Theochrome); New York, New York
1909