Osborne, Neale Assets (1176 in total)
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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
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
OSN3919382: Queen Victoria of Great Britain English monarch (1819-1901); caricature (after a painting by Thomas Sully of 1838), Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919479: Günter Grass, German novelist, poet, playwright and artist; caricature, 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
OSN3919518: Julie London American singer and actress (1926-2000); colour caricature, 2015, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3925626: Le Grand Macabre - illustration of the characters Nekrotzar and Piet the Pot from the 1977 opera by Gyorgy Ligeti, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3925635: Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov - caricature of the Russian composer, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3925648: Igor Stravinsky - caricature painting of the Russian composer, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3918222: Memorial of graves on cemeteries in France and Belgium from World War One, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3918246: Ferdinand Foch -French Marshall (1851-1929); caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3918249: British Field Marshall, First Earl Haig of Bernersyde (1861-1928); colour caricature in uniform, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3918251: World War One soldiers with bayonets - emerging from trenches, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3918254: World War One soldiers with bayonets - emerging from trenches, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3918255: Irish-born, British Field Marshall, First Earl Kitchener, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3918256: World War One soldiers with bayonets - emerging from trenches, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3918257: World War One soldiers with bayonets - emerging from trenches, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3918258: World War One soldiers with bayonets - emerging from trenches, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3918259: Paul von Hindenburg -Polish-born, German general and president (1847-1934); caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3918260: Paul von Hindenburg -Polish-born, German general and president (1847-1934); colour caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3918273: Paul von Hindenburg - Polish-born, German general and president (1847-1934); colour caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3918274: World War One soldiers with bayonets - emerging from trenches, 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
