The Tarasque of Tarascon — Mythological Monster — Collection L.A. No. 229

Description

Illustration of a replica of the Tarasque, a legendary monster said to have ravaged the banks of the Rhône according to tradition, dismantled in Tarascon. Printed text at the bottom: 'Monster that, according to tradition, ravaged the banks of the Rhône and was tamed by Saint Martha. The people of Tarascon celebrate their deliverance by displaying a replica of this monster through the streets of the city.' Text in Provençal verses at the top right. Reverse: blank postcard with space for correspondence and address, marked 'CPAdeCollection' and the number '13' at the top left.