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Hungaria 896-1918

Hungaria 896-1918

Medium/TechniqueColor lithograph on card stock
DimensionsVertical: Overall: 14 x 8.9 cm (5 1/2 x 3 1/2 in.)
Credit LineLeonard A. Lauder Postcard Archive—Gift of Leonard A. Lauder
Accession number2012.9744
On View
Not on view
ClassificationsPostcards
ProvenanceBetween 1950 and 2011, acquired by Leonard A. Lauder, New York, from various postcard dealers in the United States, Canada and Europe; 2012, gift of Leonard A. Lauder to the MFA. (Accession Date: February 27, 2012)
Takarazuka Young Women's Theater: "Hyacinth Halvey," starring Amatsu Otome (Takarazuka Shôjo Kageki: Hiashinsu Harubee, jinkakusha Amatsu Otome)
Takarazuka Young Women's Theater: "Hyacinth Halvey," starring Amatsu Otome (Takarazuka Shôjo Kageki: Hiashinsu Harubee, jinkakusha Amatsu Otome)
Takarazuka Young Women's Theater (Takarazuka shôjo kageki)
early 20th century
Takarazuka Young Women's Theater: "High Spring," with Kumono Kayoko, Suminoe Kishiko, and Nakoso Naoko as bleaching women (Takarazuka Shôjo Kageki: Yôshun: sarashionna: Kumono Kayoko, Suminoe Kishiko, Nakoso Naoko)
Takarazuka Young Women's Theater: "High Spring," with Kumono Kayoko, Suminoe Kishiko, and Nakoso Naoko as bleaching women (Takarazuka Shôjo Kageki: Yôshun: sarashionna: Kumono Kayoko, Suminoe Kishiko, Nakoso Naoko)
Takarazuka Young Women's Theater (Takarazuka shôjo kageki)
1926
Takarazuka Young Women's Theater (Takarazuka Shôjo Kageki): "The Kagura Fox" (Kagura Kitsu) with Tatsumi Sumiko as Tarô Kaja, Hayakawa Kazuko as Ponzuke, and Chihaya Tatsuko as Jirô Kaja
Takarazuka Young Women's Theater (Takarazuka Shôjo Kageki): "The Kagura Fox" (Kagura Kitsu) with Tatsumi Sumiko as Tarô Kaja, Hayakawa Kazuko as Ponzuke, and Chihaya Tatsuko as Jirô Kaja
Takarazuka Young Women's Theater (Takarazuka shôjo kageki)
about 1926
WWI Posters Batch5
Star & Garter Home for Totally Disabled
British Women's Hospital Fund
about 1915
Image Not Available for Stop Racism Now
Stop Racism Now
National Organization for Women (NOW)
about 1970
WWI Posters Batch1
Will You Co-Operate or Will You Obstruct?—President Wilson—America Needs Its Man Power—It's Your Way to Help "Lick the Kaiser"
The National Industrial Conservation Movement, National Association of Manufacturers, New York
1917
WWI Posters Batch1
The Shot That Will Win the War—Industrial Co-operation—Every Loyal Worker and Employer Can Ride to Victory Under the Eagle's Wings with Uncle Sam
The National Industrial Conservation Movement, National Association of Manufacturers, New York
1917
WWI Posters Batch1
Which Bridge Do You Want? American labor can either build a bridge of ships to help Pershing's army or it can permit enemy agitators to stretch the hyphen of disloyalty as a bridge to aid our enemies . . .
The National Industrial Conservation Movement, National Association of Manufacturers, New York
1917
WWI Posters Batch1
Our Three Lines of National Defense—The smoke of America's factory stacks is a signal of our workers' and employers' loyalty. It means—More Guns, More Ships, More Food
The National Industrial Conservation Movement, National Association of Manufacturers, New York
1917
WWI Posters Batch1
The Hand That Threatens Our Industrial Life
The National Industrial Conservation Movement, National Association of Manufacturers, New York
1917
WWI Posters Batch1
Go Over the Top with the Tank That Will Win the War!—American Industry—"Kan the Kaiser"
The National Industrial Conservation Movement, National Association of Manufacturers, New York
1917
WWI Posters Batch1
Dr. Uncle Sam—Is now in charge of our industrial troubles. He has prescribed a Victory Tonic called Co-operation—Co-Operation Will Win the War!
The National Industrial Conservation Movement, National Association of Manufacturers, New York
1917