A vintage illustration by Arthur Thiele depicts a family of bunnies on Easter. Mother and Father Rabbit have brought their three little ones to visit Grandma Rabbit as the children proudly display their baskets of eggs and a bunch of pussy-willows. Grandma Rabbit sits in her chair with a blanket over her lap and is happy to see the little ones. On the front of the card are the German words for "Happy Easter" as this artwork was done by a German artist. The German artist, Carl Robert Arthur Thiele (1860-1936) commonly went by the name Arthur Thiele. He was an illustrator of books, sheet music and postcards. He was famous for his comical anthropomorphic animals dressed in clothing and depicted in human-like scenes. Dachshunds were a favorite subject of his. In addition to animals, other subjects he illustrated were sports postcards, vegetables brought to life, snowmen, bathing beauties, and WW1 era propaganda postcards. The Internet is full of references confusing Carl Robert Arthur Thiele with another German painter of his time named Julius Arthur Thiele who painted landscapes. They are not the same artist. This card is blank inside for your own message.