This vintage postcard features a lithograph printed portrait of Nicolo Paganini, the famed Italian violinist and composer born in Genoa in 1782 and passed in Nice in 1840. The image is delicately framed within an oval border, highlighting Paganini's distinctive early 19th-century attire and thoughtful expression. The postcard is an original printed lithograph, sized Continental (6 x 4 inches), and was produced by the Milano-based publisher Muzio, associated with the Museo Teatrale alla Scala in Milan. A fascinating collectible for enthusiasts of classical music history, Italian culture, or vintage postcards, this piece exemplifies early 20th-century Italian postcard artistry. The reverse side includes Italian text identifying Paganini and the Museo Teatrale alla Scala, a prestigious Milanese museum dedicated to opera history and artifacts. The postcard remains unposted, offering a pristine surface for collectors or display. Its historical significance and artistic presentation make it a unique addition to any collection of vintage European cultural memorabilia.