Prentbriefkaart aan Philip Zilcken Possibly 1915

This is a postcard sent by Dutch artist N.J. Singels to Philip Zilcken in 1915. The handwritten message on the postcard is a personal note likely related to the artist's personal life. Singels (1857-1931) was a prolific artist known for his paintings and drawings, often depicting landscapes and cityscapes. The postcard is a glimpse into the artist's personal life, offering a unique insight into their correspondence and social connections. It showcases the style of handwriting common during the early 20th century. Postcards were a popular form of communication during that period, allowing for brief messages to be sent quickly and cheaply. This piece demonstrates the historical use of postcards as a form of communication and provides a tangible example of the artist's personal life.