Letter Collection (page 5)

Mail coach post, J F Herring (oil on canvas)
8620097 Mail coach post, J F Herring (oil on canvas) by Herring, John Frederick Senior (1795-1865); Fine arts museum, Sa'd Abad museum complex, Tehran, Iran; (add.info.: Mail coach post)

Scribe writing letter for a King seated in a library chair, from The National
3555545 Scribe writing letter for a King seated in a library chair, from The National and Domestic History of England by William Aubrey pub

Facsimile of Initial letter A with story of Abraham and Isaac, engraved by Ahasuerus van Londerseel after Peter van der
3555531 Facsimile of Initial letter A with story of Abraham and Isaac, engraved by Ahasuerus van Londerseel after Peter van der Borcht Brussels

Portrait of Giuseppe Stuard (acquaforte)
8620180 Portrait of Giuseppe Stuard (acquaforte) by Vigotti, Luigi (1807-61) ; Stuard gallery, Parma, Italy; (add.info.: Portrait of Giuseppe Stuard, Luigi Vigotti, acquaforte, Stuard gallery, Parma)

The priests, Ali Akbar Mozayen ol dowleh (oil on canvas)
8620106 The priests, Ali Akbar Mozayen ol dowleh (oil on canvas) by Mozayen Al-Dowleh (1843-1932); Fine arts museum, Sa'd Abad museum complex, Tehran, Iran; (add.info.: The priests)

The drummer boy of Custoza, 1848 (chromolitho)
2782551 The drummer boy of Custoza, 1848 (chromolitho) by European School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The drummer boy of Custoza, 1848. Liebig card, published early 20th century)

Letter B
Sofie Björkgren-Näse

Letter A
Sofie Björkgren-Näse

The Love Letter, 1570. Creator: Francois Clouet
The Love Letter, 1570.

Young Woman Reading, 1875. Creator: Lucius Rossi
Young Woman Reading, 1875. Within this extravagantly decorated interior--which includes a painted ceiling and Asian-inspired upholstery, fire screen

Letter for Santa Claus, between c1910 and c1915. Creator: Bain News Service
Letter for Santa Claus, between c1910 and c1915.

J.D. Archbold, seated holding paper, 1911. Creator: Bain News Service
J.D. Archbold, seated holding paper, 1911.

Memories And Regrets, c1874. Creator: Alfred Stevens
Memories And Regrets, c1874. The woman in Stevens's painting appears in her undergarments, with her gown, parasol, and fan piled nearby

A Duchess (The Blue Dress), c1866. Creator: Alfred Stevens
A Duchess (The Blue Dress), c1866. A young woman, still wearing her cape and one glove, reflects on the contents of a hastily opened letter

Various Objects, c1785. Creator: Louis Leopold Boilly
Various Objects, c1785. The letters, some addressed to a Monsieur and Madame Dandre, and the sprig of pansies (pensees in French--a word that also means "thoughts")

Reverie—The Letter, 1870s. Creator: Raimundo de Madrazo y Garreta
Reverie--The Letter, 1870s. In an elegant salon, a fashionably dressed young woman has received a splendid bouquet of flowers

52nd Brigade, 25th [i.e. 26th] Div., between 1917 and c1920. Creator: Bain News Service
52nd Brigade, 25th [i.e. 26th] Div., between 1917 and c1920. The warehouse of the Army Quartermaster's Effects Bureau which managed the personal effects of soldiers who died in World War I

The late Earl Canning, 1862. Creator: Unknown
The late Earl Canning, 1862. Engraving from a photograph. Charles John Canning held the positions of Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Chief Commissioner of Woods and Forests

The War in Schleswig: chapel at Gravenstein used as a Prussian barrack..., 1864. Creator: Unknown
The War in Schleswig: chapel at Gravenstein [in Denmark] used as a Prussian barrack - from a sketch by our special artist, 1864

Alphabet
Monica Lindblom

Love grows here
Gigi Rosado

2F
Jorge Pimenta

Lady Body No. 5
Anne-Marie Volfova

All Mad Here
Nour Tohme

Imagine
Nour Tohme

Walking on Sunshine
Nour Tohme

Over the Rainbow
Nour Tohme

I Kissed a Girl
Nour Tohme

Trés chic
Anne-Marie Volfova

Reminder
Anne-Marie Volfova

CIAO
Anne-Marie Volfova

Girl Power
Nour Tohme

Girls Just Want to Have Fun
Nour Tohme

Everybody Dance Now
Nour Tohme

Who Run the World
Nour Tohme

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Women of Science
Nour Tohme

Women of Literature
Nour Tohme

Official Letter
Anastasiia Grygorieva

The Future is Female
Nour Tohme

Quote Wine Question
Orara Studio

A for Abstract
Mette Handberg

Birds Garden
Andrea Haase

Lofe, love, laugh
Anne-Marie Volfova

Dancing 2
Anne-Marie Volfova

So tired
Gigi Rosado

La Panthera (black)
Gabriella Roberg

La Panthera (pink)
Gabriella Roberg

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"The Power of Words: Exploring the Many Facets of a Letter" The Cossacks Reply to the Sultan (Zaporozhtsy), c1890, (1939). Creator: Il ya Repin: A they are be a powerful tool for expressing defiance and asserting one's identity. Eyesight test chart: they are not only symbols but also serve as an essential means to assess our visual acuity. The Letter, 20th century. Artist: Rex Whistler: Artistic interpretations remind us that they can evoke emotions and tell stories in their own right. Actress Jane Birkin shopping in Paris, June 1970: Even celebrities rely on letters for everyday tasks like jotting down shopping lists or exchanging messages with loved ones. Eleanor Roosevelt: Through her correspondence, this influential figure demonstrated how they can shape history and inspire change. Page 2, Letter from Abigail Adams to John Adams, 31 March - 5 April 1776 (ink on paper): Historical artifacts like this letter reveal intimate insights into personal relationships and political discourse during significant moments in time. Ancient Arabic Alphabet: The evolution of alphabets showcases the transformative power of written communication across cultures and centuries. Way to toilet, Indic scripts, Tamil Nadu, India: Even mundane directions can be conveyed through letters—demonstrating their universal utility beyond language barriers. Letter from John Hampden to Colonel Bulstrode after the Battle of Edgehill, 31st October 1642. Artist: John Hampden: In times of conflict or war, letters become lifelines connecting individuals amidst chaos and uncertainty. Development of the English alphabet: The ever-evolving English alphabet reflects humanity's constant need for effective communication tools that adapt with society's changing needs. Septentrionalium Terrarum descriptio, 1595, by Gerardus Merc.