Osborne, Neale Assets (1176 in total)
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OSN3915177: William Hartnell as Doctor Who in BBC television series of same name, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3915188: Nicholas Courtenay as Doctor Who in BBC television series of same name, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3915192: Peter Davison as Doctor Who in BBC television series of same name, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3915193: Purple boot hat: from a series inspired by Elsa Schiaparelli 's shoe-shaped hat, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3915194: Freema Agyeman as Martha Jones, companion of 10th Doctor Who in BBC television series Doctor Who, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3915200: Purple sandal hat: from a series inspired by Elsa Schiaparelli's shoe-shaped hat, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919315: Carl Nielsen, Danish composer and conductor (1865-1931); colour caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919317: Arthur Miller, American playwright (1915-2005); black-and-white - colour caricature, draped in American flag, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919334: Paul Dukas, French composer (1865-1935); caricatured as a sorcerer, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919340: Richard Strauss, German composer and conductor (1864-1949); caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919344: Sergei Taneyev (Russian composer, 1856-1915) caricatured as a young man, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919345: Russian writer and playwright Anton Chekhov (1860-1904) ; caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919346: Tansy Davies, English composer (born 1973); caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919362: Russian-born composer and conductor Igor Stravinsky (1882-1971); caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919363: Lulu and Countess Geschwitz characters from Alban Berg's opera 'Lulu' of 1935; based on plays by Franz Wedekind: 'Erdgeist' (1895) and 'Die Büchse der Pandora' (Pandora's Box, 1901); Alban Berg (Austrian composer, 1885-1935), Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919367: American horror and science fiction writer Howard Phillips Lovecraft (1890-1937); caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919369: German composer Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827); caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919384: Wozzeck and Marie; characters from 'Woyzeck' of 1837 by Georg Büchner (German writer and dramatist, 1813-37); 1925 opera by Alban Berg (Austrian composer, 1885-1935), Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919478: Djuna Barnes, influential Modernist American writer and artist; caricatureDB: June 12, 1892 - June 18, 1982, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919484: Henry VIII, King of England from 1509 to 1547; caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919487: Isabel Allende, Chilean-American magic-realist writer best known for her novels 'The House of the Spirits' (1982) and 'City of the Beasts' (2002); caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919498: John Banville, Irish novelist and screenwriter; crime writer under the pen name Benjamin Black; caricature with noose tie, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
OSN3919505: Brigitte Fassbaender German mezzo soprano, stage director and writer (born 1939); colour caricature, Osborne, Neale / Bridgeman Images
