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This listing is for one single vintage postcard, as described in the title. Refer to the item specifics to determine the size of the postcard.

The rest of this description has been provided by an AI lister. Note that AI sometimes makes errors, especially when trying to identify the age of a card (i.e. chrome, divided, undivided, etc.)

This vintage postcard features a gravure print of Benjamin West's renowned painting, 'Conference of the Treaty of Peace,' dated 1783. The artwork depicts several prominent historical figures gathered for negotiations, set against a somewhat dramatic and undefined background.

The reverse side of the postcard identifies the artwork and notes that the original painting is housed at the Henry Francis du Pont Winterthur Museum. The card was printed by The Meriden Gravure Company of Meriden, Connecticut, and indicates 'Gilbert Ask Photography.' It has a divided back, with designated spaces for correspondence and the recipient's address.