Front Image: This postcard depicts an elegant interior view of the Yellow Drawing Room (Gelber Salon) in Schloss Schönbrunn, Vienna, Austria. The room is ornately decorated with Rococo-style furniture, intricate wall carvings, and classical artworks. The lighting in the postcard is a bit reflective, which slightly obscures some of the detail but adds a vintage aesthetic to the scene. The Yellow Drawing Room is a famous part of the Schönbrunn Palace, historically significant as the summer residence of the Habsburg emperors.
Back Image: The back of the postcard identifies the image as the "Schloss Schönbrunn, Wien - Yellow Drawing Room." It has additional translations in French (Salon Jaune) and Italian (Salotto giallo). The card is stamped as part of the New York Public Library Picture Collection, further emphasizing its provenance. It is printed in Austria and has no postmarks or writing, indicating it was unused.
