Jun 4, 2025
How Lady Butterfly Spent the Day (English School, 19th century, colour lithography)
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How Lady Butterfly Spent the Day (English School, 19th century, colour lithography)
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Common Fox by Wilhelm Kuhnert (19th-20th century, realism, colour lithography)
Swedish Film Poster ‘The Stool Pigeon’ (Universal Film Manufacturing) 1915.
‘We Can't Have Everything‘ (Artcraft) 1919.
‘Two Gun Betty’ (Pathé) 1918.
‘Broadway’ (Universal) 1929.
‘Charlie Chan at the Olympics’ (20th Century Fox) 1937.
‘No Man of Her Own’ (Paramount) 1933.
‘Hearts Asleep’ (Film Skadespel) 1919.
‘The Broadway Melody’ (MGM) 1929.
‘Soldiers of Fortune’ (Realart) 1921.
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Admission ticket to a Ball at Carpenter’s Hall, London Wall, on February 5th, 1851.
Image and text information courtesy V&A.
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Friedrich Kallmorgen: Hamburg Mönckebergstraße
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Lucertola (half female, half green lizard)
by Edward Okun (1908, colour lithography)
Wildcat in a Tree by Wilhelm Kuhnert (1902, realism, coloured lithography)
On the bats back I do fly, illustration from 'The Tempest'
by Paul Vincent Woodroffe (1908, colour lithography)