I have absolutely no information about this card! I'm not even sure if I got it myself, or if it was a gift at some point. There is no identifying text on the front and none either on the back. The only bit of information is that it was produced by Artur. The image shows an Easter scene at the front of a church. Behind a railing there is a communion table covered by a white cloth, so it appears things are prepped to celebrate the sacrament. One notes lilies throughout the chancel area, two large chairs and the lower casework and facade of the organ. There seems to be a small mirror below the central pipes which would allow the organist to keep an eye on activity in the chancel area and nave. There is a hymnboard at right and an upright piano. There seems to be some stenciling near the top of the walls almost at ceiling height. A sign on the wall at left is illegible. The facade pipes have been painted/stenciled, though the sepia-toned card doesn't reveal the color scheme. A complete mystery!
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