Description:

This set of seven collectible phone cards features artwork inspired by Margaret Keane's famous "Big Eye Paintings." The cards show stylized children with large eyes engaged in various joyful outdoor activities. The scenes include children flying kites and balloons, riding bicycles, playing basketball, and holding colorful balloons. Many children are depicted with distinctive features such as curly or straight hair, wearing casual clothing, and accompanied by pets such as dogs and cats.

Several cards display bright hot air balloons floating in a blue sky with white clouds above a grassy park area and a cityscape in the background. Some cards focus closely on groups of children smiling or holding toys and musical instruments, including a guitar and an accordion. A clown holding balloons is also visible among the children in one image. The children represent a diverse range of ethnicities and ages, adding to the lively and inclusive atmosphere of the illustrations.

One card serves as an event advertisement for "Phone Card Phair," a telecard exhibition held March 4-6, 1994, in San Francisco, California. The card is valued at $5 and promotes the arrival of prepaid phone cards in America. The front of this card also features the phone number (805) 547-8500 and stylized text alongside a graphic of a telephone receiver encircled by flags from various countries. This set blends collectible telecards with the whimsical art style of Margaret Keane.

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