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[Postcards Addressed to Walker Evans and Filed by the Artist with his Collection of Postcards]
Walker Evans
1900s–1970s
Aukland, New Zealand, Illustration for "A Song of the English"
William Heath Robinson
ca. 1909
Illustration for "Hanky Panky," Topsy-Turvy Tales
William Heath Robinson
ca. 1923
Illustration for "The Six Dead Secrets" from "Topsy-Turvy Tales"
William Heath Robinson
ca. 1923
"The End," tailpiece for "Topsy-Turvy Tales"
William Heath Robinson
ca. 1923
"Hitherto I Have Performed it Myself" (for "Six Dead Secrets" in "Topsy-Turvy Tales")
William Heath Robinson
ca. 1923
"And It Glared at the Dear Old Woman" (for "Hanky Panky" in "Topsy-Turvy Tales")
William Heath Robinson
ca. 1923
"And in it She Floated Home Safely" (for "Skinnemelink" in "Topsy-Turvy Tales")
William Heath Robinson
ca. 1923
"Who Got it from the Fruit-woman" (for "Perriwinkie, The Puddock" in "Topsy-Turvy Tales")
William Heath Robinson
ca. 1923
"They Heard Six Voices Calling Them Back" (for "Two Wee Pogeys" in "Topsy-Turvy Tales")
William Heath Robinson
ca. 1923
"Over Farms and Fields and Rivers and Ponds" (for "Cosy Hokie" in "Topsy-Turvy Tales")
William Heath Robinson
ca. 1923
"Some Busybody Will Come Along" (for "The Kelpie of Snooziepool" in "Topsy-Turvy Tales")
William Heath Robinson
ca. 1923
The Magic Meal (for "The Hat Full of Soldiers," The Strand Magazine, January 1916, pp. 104-105)
William Heath Robinson
ca. 1915
"He looked a fine figure of a frog" (for "Peeriwinki the Puddock" in "Topsy-Turvy Tales")
William Heath Robinson
ca. 1923
"The Night's Plutonian Shore" (for "The Raven," The Poems of Edgar Allan Poe)
William Heath Robinson
1900
"He Made for the Door" (for "The Chocolate Ghost" in "Topsy-Turvy Tales")
William Heath Robinson
ca. 1923
Pictorial Photographs. A Record of the Photographic Salon of 1897. In Seventeen Plates Reproduced in Photogravure
W. Thomas
1897
On Hampstead Heath
James Hamilton
1856
[Carte-de-Visite Album of Prominent Personages]
Mayer & Pierson
1860s–70s
The Adventures of Uncle Lubin
William Heath Robinson
1972
Spoon holder
Christopher Dresser
ca. 1878–81
Album containing prints clipped from American and British periodicals
Illman and Sons
1815–60
Toast rack
Christopher Dresser
1878
Isola Bella in Lago Maggiore
Sanford Robinson Gifford
1871
Pictorial Photographs. A Record of the Photographic Salon of 1896. In Eighteen Plates Reproduced in Photogravure
Paul Bergon
1880s
The Giant Crab and other Tales from Old India
William Henry Denham Rouse
1973
The Poems of Edgar Allan Poe
Edgar Allan Poe
1909
How to Live in a Flat
Kenneth Robert Gordon Browne
[1936]
How to Run a Communal Home
Cecil Hunt
[1943]
How to Make a Garden Grow
Kenneth Robert Gordon Browne
[1938]
How to be a Perfect Husband
Kenneth Robert Gordon Browne
[1937]
Let's Laugh!: A Book of Humorous Inventions
Kenneth Robert Gordon Browne
[1939]
How To Be A Motorist
Kenneth Robert Gordon Browne
[1939]
The Poems of Edgar Allen Poe
Edgar Allan Poe
1970
A Song of the English
Rudyard Kipling
[1909]
The Works of Horatio Walpole, Earl of Orford. In Five Volumes.
Horace Walpole, 4th Earl of Orford
1798
"List of Songs"―heading design
Paul Vincent Woodroffe
February 6, 1907
"Oh What Have You Got For Dinner Mrs. Bond?"―page design
Paul Vincent Woodroffe
October 15, 1906
Beauties of the Opera and Ballet
Charles Heath, the elder
[1844]
Falstaff on the Battlefield (Shakespeare, King Henry IV, Part I, Act 5, Scene 4)
Charles Heath, the elder
1825