Sentence examples for circulated postcards from inspiring English sources

Mr. Santino then circulated postcards with detachable petitions to residents.

In each hospital, recruitment was facilitated by the Nursing Administration Department, whose staff circulated postcards and posters advertising the research project on behalf of the research team.

The circulating postcards, artifacts, and effigies that were prized by lynch mobs and their supporters could not be permitted to serve as the only record of their loved ones' existence.

Widely circulated political postcards featuring anti-suffrage images and slogans were a significant force working against the suffragettes during their prime between 1893 and 1918.

In March 1883, the Century Company circulated a postcard, with copies likely going to newspapers and potential subscribers.

Beaton's interest in photography began when, as a young boy, he admired portraits of society women and actresses circulated on picture postcards and in Sunday supplements of newspapers.

The sociologist Nicola Beisel has shown how the fine-art nudes that had once circulated among workers on postcard replications were banned as pornography through the Comstock laws and limited to an imposing building that only "respectable" New Yorkers would enter.

These postcards, like those of lynchings, circulated widely and were effective methods of racial intimidation.

Professional photographers were sent in to record the patients in the improvised wards and the images were circulated across the empire in books and on postcards.

A variety of projects, proposals, and exhibitions were circulated in publications including catalogs, artists' books, pamphlets, posters, postcards, and periodicals which became the primary medium conceptual artists used to publicize ideas and distribute documentation.

An image called "Zulu Mothers" was very popular and circulated in various formats, and we have a number of postcards reproducing the same picture.