Hansi Postcard

Hansi, whose real name was Jean-Jacques Waltz, was an Alsatian artist born in 1873 and died in 1951. He is best known for his satirical and humorous drawings which were widely distributed in France and throughout the world.

The illustrations: Hansi's postcards are characterised by their unique and original illustrations. Hansi was known for his satirical drawings, caricatures and scenes of everyday Alsatian life.

Colours: Hansi's postcards were often colourful and vivid, using bright hues to attract the attention of the recipients.

Themes: Hansi's postcards covered a variety of themes, ranging from Alsatian monuments and rural landscapes to scenes of daily life and Alsatian historical and cultural events.

The inscriptions: Hansi's postcards were often accompanied by inscriptions, such as legends, greetings or poems in Alsatian. The inscriptions were usually handwritten and added a personal touch to the postcard.

Today, Hansi postcards are considered rare and valuable collector's items, witnesses of Alsatian history and culture. Their unique illustrations and artistic quality make them a choice item for art collectors or old postcard enthusiasts.