Nash, Divided Back Comic Postcard, Humorous Mirror Scene, c. 1910s

This divided back postcard, published by Nash, features a humorous illustration of a woman looking into a cracked mirror. The caption reads, 'You Are All Right But—', suggesting a playful critique of vanity. The artwork is vibrant, with a purple border framing the scene, typical of early 20th-century comic postcards.

The back of the card is divided, indicating it was produced between 1907 and 1915. It contains a personal message addressed to 'Dearest Bertha,' discussing family activities and the weather. The sender mentions, 'Our snow is nearly all gone & the creeks are running,' providing a glimpse into the seasonal changes of the time. The card is part of the 'Easter Series No. 36,' though it lacks a specific postmark or stamp.

This postcard documents early 20th-century social customs and communication patterns, reflecting the humor and artistic style of the era. Surviving examples like this offer valuable insights into the cultural expressions and everyday life of the period.