Vintage 1910s Fortune Teller Postcard by Clare Victor Dwiggins Signed Dwig

This exquisite vintage postcard features a colorful and whimsical illustration of a fortune teller, created by renowned artist Clare Victor Dwiggins, signed "Dwig". The card showcases a beautifully detailed woman adorned with roses in her hair and a vibrant, multi-layered dress with ornate patterns and playful jester-like elements. The top of the card boldly proclaims "FORTUNE TELLER" in red letters, while a poetic caption at the bottom reads, "If a fortune you'd amass, Hold me to a looking glass." The design is framed with an embossed border adding tactile interest and vintage charm.Printed on paper postcard stock measuring approximately 5.5 x 3.5 inches, this piece is an original artist card from the early 1910s, during the Divided Back era (1907-1915). It is copyrighted by R. Kaplan 1909, adding to its collectible value. The back of the card features the classic divided back format used for messaging and addressing, with period-appropriate postage instructions. This fantasy-themed postcard perfectly captures the early 20th-century style and makes a unique addition to any antique postcard or art collection.