Aug 4, 2023
A postcard by Ellen Clapsaddle
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A postcard by Ellen Clapsaddle
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Ellen H. Clapsaddle (1865?-1934), an American artist born in New York state. During the golden age of postcards in the early 20th century, holiday-themed greetings were all the rage and Clapsaddle became one of the genre’s most prolific artists. Close to 2,000 postcards have been attributed to Clapsaddle.
The front of this postcard from the early 1900s presents an embossed illustration by iconic card artist Ellen H. Clapsaddle, complete with an articulated arm.
(via the Middlebury College Special Collections and Archives)
A Thanksgiving postcard from an unknown company, sent in November 1922 in Ohio. The art is possibly by Ellen Clapsaddle, one of the few women artists successful in the souvenir postcard industry of the early twentieth century.
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Ellen Clapsaddle
Courage for Hallowe’en
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Okay can we have a moment of appreciation for Ellen Claremont, who was a divorced female president with two biracial children. And when one of them came out to her as bisexual in the year of her re-election, her only response was "is that it? Just make him sign a contract". Like the fact it was the Prince of Wales aside, Ellen was up against a straight, white man. She knew that because of her family situation and gender she was already at risk yet NO PART of her even thought about how her son's sexuality could hurt her chances even more. She just was glad he came out and wanted him to be with who makes him happy.
Happy Halloween, little goblins! Enjoy this Halloween postcard by illustrator, Ellen Clapsaddle.Â
Enjoy the haunts! We will return to our regularly planned programing this week.Â
A Zeppelin for Christmas in 1909, by American illustrator Ellen Clapsaddle.