Description:

This set of two collectible telephone cards from Ameritech features artwork inspired by Van Gogh, specifically styled to evoke his post-impressionist technique with vibrant colors and dynamic brush strokes. Both cards showcase detailed floral scenes from Amsterdam, the Netherlands, highlighting vast fields of tulips with purple, red, and yellow blooms set against rolling hills under a swirling sky.

The first card has a yellow sun shining brightly above a sea of tulips. A traditional windmill and a small structure are visible in the distance, appearing in dark red and orange hues. The card carries a value of $5.40 in the top right corner and includes the inscriptions “Ameritech” and “CardEx 94” along with “international Telephone Cards magazine” and the event location and date, “AMSTERDAM 8-11 SEPTEMBER 1984.”

The second card presents a similar floral field with tulips in yellow, red, and purple tones, with a windmill in the background nestled in green hills under a lively blue sky. This card shows a value of $4.00 in the top right corner and the same event-related text and branding as the first card, including “Ameritech,” “CardEx 94,” and “AMSTERDAM 8-11 SEPTEMBER 1984.”

These telephone cards were issued for CardEx ’94, a telephone card exposition held in Amsterdam in September 1984, and feature a two-card puzzle design, where both cards together form a complete artistic scene inspired by Dutch landscapes and florals.

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