Romantic Roses - Correspondence Cards 02895 and intricate details

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he immigrated to the United States with his family

symbolizing her unattainable nature

He called it Optimism and Pessimism and it was on the cover of the May 1929 edition of Harper's Bazar (with an additional "a" added to "Bazaar" in 1930)

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