Description:

This collectible phone card features an artistic illustration inspired by the work of Al Hirschfeld, a renowned American caricaturist known for his distinctive line drawings of celebrities. The image portrays a stylized sketch of Rudolph Valentino, a legendary silent screen star and Hollywood film icon, captured with fluid, elegant lines emphasizing his facial features and classic 1920s hairstyle. Valentino’s name appears clearly, linking the card to the celebrated actor of early American cinema.

The card is marked with the text "Hirschfeld Silent Screen Star (USPS Stamp): Rudolph Valentino," indicating a connection to the U.S. Postal Service's stamp series honoring silent film stars illustrated by Hirschfeld. The overall design integrates elements reminiscent of Hirschfeld’s signature artistic style, blending fine line work with an air of vintage Hollywood glamour.

Additional printed details include the denomination "$20" and the issuer, Global Tel. Solutions, which identifies the phone card’s telecommunications provider. The card’s surface also includes subtle graphical elements and typography that complement the artistic theme while maintaining a clean and formal appearance suitable for collectors interested in philately, Hollywood entertainers, and film history.

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