Sentence examples for collection of postcards from inspiring English sources

From my collection of postcards, I'm sending some now and then to pep the director.

Each book reprints a collection of postcards from the Bodleian's archives organized around a historical theme: images of the Berlin Wall, the Russian Revolution, political icons.

Perhaps that is why Curtisland can sometimes seem a collection of postcards, or something imagined from a story that his mother once told him.

Offering his own weird and beautiful collection of postcards as evidence, Sante argues that real-photo cards represent a significant and underrecognized body of amateur folk art.

They tinted the windows, added an awning made of striped fabric found in the Montmartre market, built flower pots to attach under the windows, and bought a postcard stand that they filled with their collection of postcards.

I reflect on my collection of postcards from the early decades of the 20th century that show large groups of workmates, friends and neighbours bathing at Margate, at Westward Ho! and Cleethorpes, huddled together in their hired costumes, grinning back at the camera, having fun in the water.

And endearingly, there is a collection of old postcards of hospitals.

"So she put them into these fantasy settings, some of which were based on her own collection of vintage postcards.

The images here are from an extensive collection of vintage postcards I began making in the 1980s.

It's like the script was taken from someone's collection of saucy postcards, and then made more offensive by Roy Chubby Brown.

"The original idea was for a series of photographic sittings, like traditional family portraits," Grove explains – the pair being inspired by The Dog Album, a collection of antique postcards of dogs and their owners published in 2000.