This sepia toned postcard depicts a Tyrolese Interior by John Singer Sargent and is done in ink on card stock in brown, tan, and ecru tones.  There are five light-skinned individuals sitting around a table in what appears to be a pub setting.  In the center is a woman oriented toward the viewer with her arms resting on the table.  She wears a dark dress with a white scarf around her shoulders.  She looks downward and the light from a source to our right reflects off her forehead and chin.  To our right is a man sitting with his arm bent up to his chin.  He has dark wavy hair, and he also looks downward at the table.  He is dressed in a tan jacket with a light-colored shirt.  Further to our right is a woman seated with her back toward the viewer.  She is dressed in a brown cape and her light-colored hair is braided.  To our left of the central individual is a man who is seated in the sunlight and looking away from the table, toward our left.  He is dressed in a puffy-sleeved shirt and small brimmed hat.  Next to him is another woman seated in the sunlight and looking down at the table.  She wears a headband in her light-colored hair and her straight nose is seen in profile.  She has on a puffy-sleeved blouse, a light-colored skirt, and a dark vest.  There is a small tablecloth on the table, along with bowl of fruit, some glasses, a clear glass pitcher, and bread.  The source of sunlight is a rectangular, high window to our right.  Above the table hangs a lantern and other decorations. There are inscriptions at the top and bottom of the postcard.