Osborne, Neale Assets (1173 in total)
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OSN3919360: Russian-born composer and conductor Igor Stravinsky (1882-1971); caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919366: Italian writer, poet and chemist Primo Levi (1919-87); caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919489: Mikhail Bulgakov, Russian writer and playwright best known for his novel 'The Master and Margarita' (1928-'40); caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919504: Walt Disney, American film producer, business magnate, cartoonist and animator; caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3920061: Erik Satie - French composer and pianist (1866-1925); caricature in top hat, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3920079: Joseph Szigeti - Hungarian violinist (1892-1973); stylized caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3920053: Arthur Bliss - English composer and conductor (1891-1975); caricature with 'chess board' tie, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3920062: Arthur Bliss - English composer and conductor (1891-1975); caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3920077: Benny Goodman - American jazz and swing musician, clarinetist and bandleader, known as 'The King of Swing' (1909 - 1986); caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3920285: Darius Milhaud (1892 - 1974) French composer, teacher, and member of Les Six, caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3920291: Lou Harrison (1917 - 2003), American composer, caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3920852: George Gershwin, American composer, songwriter and pianist (born Jacob Gershvin), (1898 - 1937) caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3920838: Arturo Toscanini, Italian conductor, (1867 - 1957) caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3920853: Germaine Tailleferre, French composer, pianist, and member of Les Six, (1892 - 1983) caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3917816: Picture inspired by Sir Harrison Birtwistle's vocal work Pulse Shadows, to a text by Paul Celan, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3917797: Picture inspired by Sir Harrison Birtwistle's vocal work Pulse Shadows, to a text by Paul Celan, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3917830: Illustration for the final scene of Lulu, 1935 opera by Alban Berg (Austrian composer, 1885-1935) based on Frank Wedekind's plays Erdgeist (1895) and Die Büchse der Pandora (Pandora's Box, 1901), Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3918230: Memorial of graves on cemeteries in France and Belgium from World War One, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3918263: William the Second, emperor of Germany; King of Prussia (1859-1941); colour caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3918266: Paul von Hindenburg - Polish-born, German general and president (1847-1934); black-and-white caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3918275: William the Second, emperor of Germany, King of Prussia (1859-1941); colour caricature with eagle helmet, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3918238: Irish-born, British Field Marshall, First Earl Kitchener, caricature in uniform and fez, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3918247: Ferdinand Foch -French Marshall (1851-1929); colour caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3918253: World War One soldiers with bayonets - emerging from trenches, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3920073: Bela Bartok - Hungarian composer and pianist (1881-1945); black-and-white caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3920096: Bela Bartok at the piano, American clarinetist Benny Goodman (1909-86) and Hungarian violinist Joseph Szigeti (1892-1973), the trio who made the premiere recording of Contrasts in 1940 - a chamber piece for clarinet, piano and violin of 1938/39 by Hungarian composer Béla Bartók (1881-1945), Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
