Storm is Coming | Postcrossing Card

Tällä viikolla postiluukusta tupsahti yksi taideaiheinen swap-kortti Ukrainasta.

I got an art related swap card from Ukraine this week.

art card
Harvinainen kortti Ukrainan taidemuseosta.

It's a rare card from the Museum of Ukrainian art. Storm is Coming (1960) by H. P. Polyovy.

tree sticker
Ja kääntöpuolella oli tämä omenapuutarra.

A sticker on the back side of the card.

P.S. Aiemmin mainitun Lehtiruno-kisan satoa Runolehti-blogissa.

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