An Irish Jig - St. Patrick's Day Greeting Card 02535 Cinderella the poor step sister

Cinderella the poor step sister who goes to the ball and marries a prince

offering intricate drawings and lithographs (often by unknown illustrators) alongside detailed descriptions of plants from the 19th and early 20th centuries

adorned scrapbooks in homes to be shared with visitors

this charming depiction has also garnered immense popularity beyond the holiday season

Painted by Cassius Marcellus Coolidge in the 1890s

An Irish Jig - St. Patrick's Day Greeting Card 02535 Cinderella the poor step sisterBLANK INSIDE Let this charming postcard by Ellen Clapsaddle, circa 1908, inspire your St. Patrick's Day celebrations! The lively illustration features a jubilant lad and lassie engaged in an Irish jig. As the morning of St. Patrick's Day dawns, may we all awaken with similar joy and eagerness to dance! See our entire St. Patrick's Day Collection! Ellen Clapsaddle (1865 1934) was an American artist celebrated for her immense impact on the world of