An Oft Told Tale — Edmund Blair Leighton Art Postcard, 1920

Painted on panel in 1920 — one of Leighton's final works — An Oft Told Tale captures an age-old rural exchange: a young woman at a cottage farm door, a suitor leaning over to speak with her, the familiar pattern of pursuit and patience enacted in working dress among wildflowers. There's warmth and quiet humour here alongside the characteristic craftsmanship. This art postcard at 10×15 cm on 350 g/m² glossy stock makes a charming piece for postcrossing, framing, or gifting to anyone fond of British rural painting. Part of the Edmund Blair Leighton collection.