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Catalogue14172 postcards
- PC_Thackeray_WTS9100a
- PC_Thackeray_Xmas1789
- PC_Thackeray_Xmas1797
- PC_Thackeray-F001
- PC_Thackeray-F002
- PC_Thackeray-F003
- PC_Thackeray-F004
- PC_Theatre-Pierrot
- PC_Thevenet_0001
- PC_Thevenet_0002
- PC_Thevenet_0003
- PC_Thevenet_0004
- PC_Thevenet_0005
- PC_Thevenet_0006
- PC_Thevenet_0007
- PC_Thevenet_0008
- PC_Thevenet_0009
- PC_Thevenet_0010
- PC_Thornhill-Cricket
- PC_Thursford01Unused postcard published by Beric Tempest for the Thursford Collection 101 Key Hooghuys - Showman’s Organ built in Belgium in 1900
- PC_Tissot01Unused postcard published by the Barbican Art Gallery London Visitors (c1874)
- PC_Tissot02Unused postcard published by the Barbican Art Gallery Portrait (1876)
- PC_Tissot03Unused postcard published by the Barbican Art Gallery The Return from the Boating Trip (1873)
- PC_Tissot04Unused postcard published by the Barbican Art Gallery Richmond Bridge (c1878)
- PC_Tissot05Unused postcard published by the Barbican Art Gallery L’Esthetique (c1883-5)
- PC_Tissot06
- PC_Titian01
- PC_TL01
- PC_TL02
- PC_TL03
- PC_TL04
- PC_TL05
- PC_TL06
- PC_TL07
- PC_TL08
- PC_TL09
- PC_TL10
- PC_TL11
- PC_TL12
- PC_Toorop01Unused postcard - Pub: Het Hollandsche Uitgevershuis, Amsterdam - Illustration by Jan Toorop 1920 Johannes Theodorus 'Jan’ Toorop (1858-1928) was a Dutch-Indonesian painter, who worked in various styles, including Symbolism, Art Nouveau, and Pointillism. Born on 20 December 1858 in Indonesia, he left in 1869 for the Netherlands, where he studied in Delft and Amsterdam. In 1880 he became a student at the Rijksakademie in Amsterdam. From 1882 to 1886 he lived in Brussels where he joined Les XX (Les Vingts), a group of artists centred on James Ensor. In the late 19th century Toorop lived for 20 years in a small house on the market in the seaside town Domburg, Walcheren, Zeeland. After 1900 he turned to Art Nouveau styles, in which a similar play of lines is used for decorative purposes, without any apparent symbolic meaning. In 1905, he converted to Catholicism and began producing religious works. He also created book illustrations, posters, and stained glass designs. He died in the Hague on 3 March 1928.
- PC_Touchet01Postcard from “Les petits métiers de Salonique - Cartes Postales A Colorier Notes d'un soldat de l'armée d’Orient" Drawing by French illustrator Jacques Touchet (1887-1949)
- PC_Touchet02Postcard from “Les petits métiers de Salonique - Cartes Postales A Colorier Notes d'un soldat de l'armée d’Orient" Drawing by French illustrator Jacques Touchet (1887-1949)
- PC_Touchet03Postcard from “Les petits métiers de Salonique - Cartes Postales A Colorier Notes d'un soldat de l'armée d’Orient" Drawing by French illustrator Jacques Touchet (1887-1949)
- PC_Tuck_5259B
- PC_Tuck_9221aTuck - Yeomen of the Guard series 9221
- PC_Tuck_9221bTuck - Yeomen of the Guard series 9221
- PC_Tuck_9221cTuck - Yeomen of the Guard series 9221
- PC_Tuck_9432-01
- PC_Tuck_9432-02
- PC_Tuck_9432-03
- PC_Tuck_9432-04
- PC_Tuck_9432-05
- PC_Tuck_9432-06
- PC_Tuck_9478-01
- PC_Tuck_9478-02
- PC_Tuck_9478-03
- PC_Tuck_9478-04
- PC_Tuck_9478-05
- PC_Tuck_9478-06
- PC_Tuck_Air3101Unused Tuck “Oilette” postcard - "In the Air” series: Climbing (PC No 3101)