Description:

This collectible phone card features an artistic representation inspired by James McNeill Whistler’s painting "Whistler's Mother," officially titled "Arrangement in Grey and Black No.1." The image shows a seated elderly woman in profile, dressed in black with a white cap, sitting calmly with her feet up on a footstool. The composition reflects a quiet domestic scene with a minimalistic background that emphasizes the figure’s posture and expression, highlighting themes of family and maternal presence.

The card showcases fine artistic detail, focusing on the woman’s serene facial features and the textures of her clothing. The muted color palette consists predominantly of greys and blacks, enhancing the solemn and thoughtful mood of the piece. This phone card was nationally released and is associated with Hallmark and Sprint, indicating its connection to both a renowned greeting card company and a telecommunications carrier.

Designed as a collectible item, this phone card blends artwork with the theme of telephones and calling, symbolizing family connections through the medium of phone cards. The card is recognized under National Release #595TEL 106-4 and includes references to humor and mothers in the keywords, linking it to themes of family affection and warmth while maintaining an artistic approach consistent with Whistler’s iconic style.

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