#halloween cards

[vestaignis]

Забавные и красивые Хэллоуинские открытки Джона Винша 1910-х годов.

John Winsch's funny and beautiful Halloween cards from the 1910s.

Джон О. Винш из Стэплтона, штат Нью-Йорк, был издателем поздравительных открыток высшего качества. Впервые он выпустил открытки в 1910 году, которые были напечатаны в Германии и импортированы в США для распространения. Самыми коллекционными из открыток Винша являются рисунки на Хэллоуин американского художника в стиле модерн Сэмюэла Л. Шмукера.

John O. Winsch of Stapleton, New York, was a publisher of premium greeting cards. He first produced postcards in 1910, which were printed in Germany and imported to the United States for distribution. The most collectible of Winsch's cards are the Halloween drawings by American Art Nouveau artist Samuel L. Schmucker.

Источник://theyearofhalloween.com/2013/10/28/halloween-greetings-77-vintage-halloween-postcards/,

/www.vintag.es/2016/10/25-funny-john-winschs-halloween.html,

http://www.samuellschmucker.com/

://christiescurios.com/collections/newest-products/products/halloween-postcard-rare-john-winsch-children-jol-head-red-witch-series-4226,

/www.ebay.com/itm/314914787539?mkevt=1&mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&campid=5338722076&customid=&toolid=10050,

http://www.freevintageart.com/beautiful-halloween-witch-john-winsch,

//www.ribboncandyhooking.com/products/vintage-halloween-postcard-owl-and-witch,

http://vintagehalloweencards.blogspot.com.

[hopefulcanary]

Odin and I wish you all a Happy Halloween! 🎃

[beary-good-finds]

🌙 Vintage invitation by American Greetings 🌙

[thathalloweenyfeeling]

It's magic in the air time, pumpkins everywhere time...

[timmurleyart]

👻🍁👻🎃🍂🌝(mixed media collage on paper)🎃

[theawkwarddeadgirl]

Alrighty kids, it’s officially September, which means it’s almost October, which means it’s SPOOKY SEASON. I’ll be sending out Halloween cards this year, so if you want one, let me know and I’ll add you to my list of folks getting Halloween Mail. I will most likely start sending out cards mid to late September.

[sixminutestoriesblog]

oh no! vintage

time for some vintage Halloween cards!

thanks to this post, we know exactly what she's doing.

[fizdryypz]

Spooky season is almost here!

[lichdolly]

Imai Kira ~ HAPPY HALLOWEEN post-card (2005)

One of my personal favorite Imai Kira images that exists.

[ebonetnoir]

[gunitnekoh]

Yay! 🎃 I got my card from @yayoineko

Happy Halloween 👻

[scary-scarecrow-lover]

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[thathalloweenyfeeling]

[katiajewelbox]

Halloween Countdown Day 6

Halloween Greeting Cards

Spooky Season is a time for creativity. Americans started sending each other Halloween cards in the early 20th century and now Halloween greetings are popular both online and in print. I have a tradition of making Halloween cards that double as birthday cards for my Mom, whose birthday is close to Halloween. I choose cute and spooky subjects from the natural world to brighten our Halloween decor.

Card 1: Spooky Owls

This Spooky Season card design features three species of British owls in a Halloween tree decorated with cheerful pumpkin lanterns. From the top, we have the Little Owl (Athene noctua), the Barn Owl (Tyto alba), and the Long Eared Owl (Asio otus).

Media: pen and ink with coloured pencil on paper.

Card 2: Fluffy Black Halloween Kitty

Here is a sweet Halloween kitty admiring the full moon while bats flutter past. A cheerful jack o lantern illuminates the scene in this cheerful Halloween greeting card illustration.

Media: pen and ink, coloured pencils

Card 3: Twinkle, Twinkle Little Bat

Another cute Halloween card featuring a cadre of whimsical winter squash from my own garden and a British Long Eared Bat (Plecotus auritus).

Media: oil pastels, coloured pencils, pen and ink

#Halloween#halloweencards#halloweengreetingcard#owls#cat#bat#colouredpencils#myartwork#wildlifeart#animalsinart#bats#spookyseason

[i-scavenger]

Pokemon cards found in different beds

[sixminutestoriesblog]

oh no! vintage

the superstition is that, on Halloween night, you should cut an apple into nine slices by candlelight, eating eight of them before throwing the ninth at a mirror. Your future husband will show up in the mirror to catch the last slice (which, if you ask me, sounds more spooky than romantic). Our girl here is lacking the apple but does have the mirror and candle. Perhaps she's going for the simpler process of simply looking in a mirror by candlelight at exactly midnight on Halloween in order to catch a glimpse of her future spouse.

This card is also for sale.