Henry Cole

2016-12-05

[...] back to the year 1843, where the very first Christmas card on record was commissioned by Sir Henry Cole.  The illustrations, which depicted a family, including a small child, enjoying wine together, [...]

DECK THE HOLIDAY'S

#268

decktheholidays.blogspot.com

2015-10-24

[...] a larger camera, which held a 15 x 12-inch glass negative. Early the next year she wrote to Henry Cole with great enthusiasm – but little modesty – about the new turn she had taken in her work.  [...]

Art Blart _ art and cultural memory archive

#70

artblart.com

2015-10-18

[...] Kensington Museum, London. She corresponded frequently with the museum’s founding director Henry Cole. Cameron’s self-promotion was not restricted to England. In 1874, 20 of her photographs were [...]

Art Blart _ art and cultural memory archive

#70

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2014-12-16

[...] what I can gather, the first Christmas cards were developed back in 1843 in England. Sir Henry Cole commissioned artist John Calcott Horsley to come up with a design for the cards. Sir [...]

Wilderness Blues- Ramblings from the Great Land

#2550

wildernessblues.blogspot.ch

2014-07-02

[...] Twelfth Night Much Ado About Nothing Nature Study (weekly Nature Walks) A Nest for Celeste (Henry Cole) A Nest for Celeste (Henry Cole) A Nest for Celeste (Henry Cole) Life of Fred – Australia ( [...]

Wildflowers and Marbles

#492

wildflowersandmarbles.com

2014-05-31

[...] Gifts based on building blocks principles. 1850: During the mid-nineteenth century, Henry Cole (under the pseudonym of Felix Summerly) wrote a series of children’s books. Cole’s A [...]

Wanted Bricks

#840

wantedbricks.com

2014-01-01

[...] , 2005 The Metropolitan Museum of Art (2005.100.27) . On February 21, 1866, Cameron wrote to Henry Cole, director of the South Kensington Museum, “I have been for 8 weeks nursing poor Philip [...]

Art Blart _ art and cultural memory archive

#70

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