Dearest Collection

Faust / Marguerite / Clarke
Dearest and best, with my whole heart I love thee

My dearest Friend (engraving)
5235547 My dearest Friend (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: My dearest Friend. Writing Paper.); Look and Learn / Valerie Jackson Harris Collection

The Last of the Sirens (engraving)
6021274 The Last of the Sirens (engraving) by Pinwell, George John (1842-75); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Last of the Sirens)

A Trip to the Nore in a Cycle-Boat (colour litho)
1040900 A Trip to the Nore in a Cycle-Boat (colour litho) by Browne, Tom (1872-1910); Private Collection; (add.info.: A Trip to the Nore in a Cycle-Boat)

Milking
Rami Al Adwan

Romantic couple in historical costume on a greetings card -- Dearest maiden, I love you more than breath of summer roses. Date: circa 1890s

Sunset somewhere in. WWI drawing
Sunset somewhere in. On verso - Dearest Ciss, Just a few lines hoping you are in the best of health. I wrote you a few days ago and expect you will have received some ere this. Love. Yours always. B

Waiting to have his shirt examined. In the hands of the Louse Patrol. Somewhere in France. On verso - Dearest Ciss, Enclosed you will find 14 PCs which I hope you will like also the programme of

Arguing the Point Somewhere in France
Arguing the Point. Somewhere in France. On verso - Dearest Cis, Just a few lines hoping you are well. Enclosed you will find PPC which I hope you will like. I am still in. Card entitled 1

Our Billet - Somewhere in France
Our Billet. Somewhere in France. On verso - Monday, May 8th 1916. Dearest Ciss, This is a sketch of our Billet where we are resting at present and will give you a good idea how pretty the place is

Hylda Baker (1905-1986) English comedy actress, best known for playing Nellie Pledge in Nearest and Dearest

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"Dearest: A Journey Through Time and Emotion" In the depths of despair, Faust found solace in his dearest friend, Marguerite, as depicted in the heartfelt engraving. The enchanting allure of Clarke's "The Last of the Sirens" engraving captures a sense of longing for our dearest desires that seem just out of reach. Embark on an adventurous escapade with "A Trip to the Nore in a Cycle-Boat, " where two souls find themselves bound by love, dressed in historical costume on a charming greetings card. As the sun sets over war-torn landscapes during WWI, one cannot help but ponder upon lost connections and yearn for their dearest ones who may be far away. Amidst chaos and uncertainty, soldiers wait anxiously to have their shirts examined. The anticipation lingers as they long for reassurance from their loved ones back home. Arguments arise amidst trenches somewhere in France; yet even amidst disagreement, there is an underlying bond that connects us to our dearest companions during times of hardship. Sharing quarters becomes more than mere necessity when comradeship blossoms. Explore "Our Billet - Somewhere in France" and witness how bonds are forged between individuals who become each other's dearest confidants. Oliver Goldsmith's masterpiece comes alive through vivid illustrations depicting scenes from "The Vicar of Wakefield. " These images remind us that even within adversity, we can find comfort amongst our nearest and dearest friends. "The Land of Nod, " envisioned by Minnie Asprey, transports us into dreamlike realms where imagination intertwines with reality. Here lies a place where we can escape alongside our cherished companions – those closest to our hearts. Once again, sunset paints its melancholic hues across WWI drawings. In this poignant moment captured on paper, we reflect upon the fragility of life and hold dear those who remain our dearest treasures.