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Vintage Grocery Store Greeting Card featuring the painting Vintage 53 Rose de Lima A.Paquette 1910 by Michael Litvack

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Vintage 53 Rose de Lima A.Paquette 1910 Greeting Card

Michael Litvack

by Michael Litvack

$5.25

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Our greeting cards are 5" x 7" in size and are produced on digital offset printers using 100 lb. paper stock. Each card is coated with a UV protectant on the outside surface which produces a semi-gloss finish. The inside of each card has a matte white finish and can be customized with your own message up to 500 characters in length. Each card comes with a white envelope for mailing or gift giving.

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On a short street off of Notre Dame in old St. Henri was this colourful grocery store of 1910, taken from a postcard. A sidewalk display was used to... more

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Artist's Description

On a short street off of Notre Dame in old St. Henri was this colourful grocery store of 1910, taken from a postcard. A sidewalk display was used to entice buyers inside the tiny store, A. Paquette Epicier. .Names from Montreal's food industry,David, Lido, and Viau ,all sold biscuits by the pound, before cellophane made self service really possible. That packaging change allowed the first self serve groceterias of the 1930's.

About Michael Litvack

Michael Litvack

...I enjoy painting in what I call ,"Pseudo naive cartoon Abstractism", featuring bright colours in very simplistic forms. A happy feeling exudes from my works as they are all based on features from the present and past. Usually a car or bicycle shows up somewhere in the picture. I work only in acrylics with black pencil art markers. I took a 1 year fine arts university course back in 1964, and then dropped it completely until 10 years ago. My works have gone in 2 directions: the landmark paintings, and the everyday situations featuring "little people". People tell me they can "connect" with my historical view of the passing scene. Signs and commercial store fronts are a key to my paintings.Take a close look at the signs...often a little...

 

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