Description:

This collectible phone card features artwork inspired by Edgar Degas, one of the foremost impressionist artists known for his paintings of ballet dancers. The image displays a group of ballerinas in mid-performance, captured with delicate brushstrokes that reflect the impressionist style. The dancers wear light-colored tutus and are posed gracefully, embodying movement and poise typical of Degas’s famous works. The overall color scheme uses soft pastel hues that highlight the elegance of the ballet scene.

At the bottom left corner of the card, the name "Degas" is printed, clearly identifying the source of the artwork. The card also has text indicating “Degas (Painting of Dancers) Series 'A'” along the lower margin, confirming that it belongs to a specific series produced by Quest Group International. The card’s face value is indicated as $25 in the design, situated in a way that does not interfere with the artwork.

The background behind the dancers is muted and unobtrusive, allowing full attention on the ballerinas. The text "WorldCom" is located at the upper portion of the card, denoting the phone card provider without additional logos or unrelated graphics. The card includes standard phone card markings and a barcode aligned carefully on the right side, supporting its use as a collectible calling card.

Overall, this collectible phone card blends fine art with functional telecommunications purposes, celebrating Degas's contribution to impressionism while offering tangible value for phone service. The use of ballerinas and impressionist imagery connects art lovers and collectors interested in classical painting themes presented through modern collectible mediums.

Since we have the world's largest inventory of USA phonecards for collectors, you will not necessarily receive the identical serial/batch/PIN number that we have scanned/pictured.