Christmas Greetings 1940 Card/Artwork

This item appears to be either a Christmas card or a small piece of artwork, likely a print, dating from 1940. The central image depicts three children, two boys and one girl, seemingly singing. The boy on the left has dark hair and is wearing a green shirt with a white collar, holding what looks like a hymn book. The girl in the center has light blonde or reddish-blonde hair and is wearing a pink dress. The boy on the right has red hair and is dressed in a blue shirt with a dark jacket and white collar. All three children have their mouths open as if in song. The background behind the children is yellow. Below the illustration, there is a dark blue banner with the text "CHRISTMAS Greetings" in white capital letters, with "Greetings" written in a script font. Below this, the year "1940" is clearly printed. To the right of the text, a red cross symbol, often associated with Christmas seals or charitable organizations, is visible. The entire design is framed by a light blue border with scalloped edges, giving it the appearance of a postage stamp or a decorative sticker. The overall condition appears to be relatively good for its age, though the image quality makes it difficult to discern subtle wear or discoloration. The colors still seem vibrant. This piece is a charming example of holiday ephemera from the early 1940s, reflecting the artistic style and cultural context of that period. Its construction likely involves printed paper or cardstock.