All postage stamp images on the site come from Fred Poe’s personal collection, which he started at the age of seven.



George H. Wittenberg, III, AIA

"Postcard Art," has evolved for me as an artist and an architect. Time spent since childhood drawing in cities and sharing stories about the drawings grew into the postcard concept. I define "postcard art" as an original work of art created on small and sturdy enough paper to be able to be mailed internationally. It must be mailed to someone (that someone could be you; read "What You Get When You Purchase Postcard Art"). It must be sent through the postal systems with the required stamps and cancellations as part of the image to qualify as true "postcard art". So these works offered for sale are all original drawings created on site, using a combination of media - pencil, pen, ink, watercolor, washes and collage - stamped, and then mailed.

www.postcard-art-gallery.com

info@postcard-art-gallery.com

James Rawlings

James is a Washington DC-based photographer who has developed a penchant for shooting in areas of ancient culture and architecture around the world. His favorite subjects have been found in Machu Picchu, the Yucatan Peninsula, and the Middle East. Born in Paris, France and raised in Little Rock, James has shot advertising and architectural commercial photography for most of his career. His credits include various advertising awards and national publications. He is currently building a studio in DC and developing a series of work based on ancient Islamic art.







Contact info@poetravel.com for artist information.

Benjamin Krain

Benjamin Krain picked up his first camera midway through college while earning a degree in journalism and art at the University of Arkansas in Little Rock. After graduating, he started working professionally in 1995 at the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. His unique style of photojournalism has earned him assignments all over the world. He has been published in many national magazines and won dozens of major awards, including being named Photographer of the Year for 4 years in a row by the Arkansas Press Photographers Association and winning the Grand Prize for Editor & Publisher's Photos of the Year in 2004. Ben lives with his wife and two children in Little Rock, which has been his home for over 20 years.

www.benjaminkrain.com

bk@benjaminkrain.com