Osborne, Neale Assets (1176 in total)
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OSN3919306: Arthur Miller, American playwright (1915-2005); black-and-white caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919309: András Schiff (Hungarian pianistorn 1953), colour caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919310: Arthur Miller, American playwright (1915-2005); black-and-white caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919321: Douglas Lilburn (New Zealand composer, 1915-2001) caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919330: Karoly Goldmark - Karl Goldmark (Hungarian composer, 1830-1915) caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919339: Karoly Goldmark - Karl Goldmark (Hungarian composer, 1830-1915) colour caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919359: Austrian composer Alban Berg (1885-1935); caricatured with characters from his two operas: Wozzeck' of 1925 and 'Lulu' of 1935, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919368: Canadian writer and poet Margaret Atwood (born 1939); caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919375: English playwright and poet William Shakespeare(1564-1616); caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919479: Günter Grass, German novelist, poet, playwright and artist; caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919480: Günter Grass, German novelist, poet, playwright and artist; caricatured with a drum in reference to his 1959 novel 'The Tin Drum' - 'Die Blechtrommel', Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919483: Hilary Mantel, English writer, best known for her Thomas Cromwell trilogy, which comprises the historical novels 'Wolf Hall' (2009), 'Bring up the Bodies' (2012) and 'The Mirror and the Light' (2015), Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919488: John Banville, Irish novelist and screenwriter; crime writer under the pen name Benjamin Black; caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919493: Angela Carter, English novelist and journalist; caricatured with wings in reference to her novel 'Nights at the Circus' (1984), Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919495: Brian May, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and vocalist; lead guitarist with British rock band Queen, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919497: Freddie Mercury, singer and songwriter, frontman of the British rock band Queen, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919501: Mikhail Bulgakov, Russian writer and playwright; caricatured in the shadow of dictator Joseph Stalin, with a crucifix in reference to Bulgakov's novel 'The Master and Margarita' (of 1928-'40), Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919506: Korolev character from 'The Master and Margarita' by Mikhail Bulgakov (Russian playwright and author, 1891-1940); ink drawing, 2015, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919518: Julie London American singer and actress (1926-2000); colour caricature, 2015, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3920283: Claudio Monteverdi (1567 - 1643) Italian composer, gambist, singer and Roman Catholic priest, caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3920286: Herbert George Wells - HG Wells (1866 - 1946) English writer, caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3920843: Charles Koechlin, French composer and writer on music, (1867 - 1950) caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3920846: Ella Fitzgerald, American jazz singer, (1917 - 1996) caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3920850: George Gershwin, American composer, songwriter and pianist (born Jacob Gershvin), (1898 - 1937) caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3920859: Pocahontas, native American princess and folk heroine, personal name Matoaka, born near the colonial settlement of Jamestown, Virginia, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3920861: Scott Joplin, American composer, pianist and writer of ragtime music, (1868 - 1917) caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3920863: Yvette Guilbert, French actress and cabaret singer, (1867 - 1944) caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3920870: Yvette Guilbert, French actress and cabaret singer, (1867 - 1944) caricature, with lettering in the style of a belle epoque poster, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3920075: Andre Previn, German-born American pianist, composer and conductor (born 1929); caricatured conducting and writing film music; with Eric Morecambe as an Academy Award with reference to Previn's appearance on the 'Morecambe & Wise Show'; (EM, English comedian, 1926-84), Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images