The desert, Arizona c. 1928

This postcard, titled "The Desert, Arizona", is an anonymous reproduction after a painting by E.M. Dressler, dating back to circa 1928. The postcard captures a quintessential view of the Arizona desert, showcasing a vast expanse of arid land punctuated by sparse vegetation. In the distance, a majestic mountain range stretches across the horizon, its peaks dusted with snow, contrasting starkly with the golden hues of the foreground. The scene evokes the solitude and grandeur of the American Southwest, a popular subject for landscape painting during the early 20th century.