Dyer posters & prints

Dyer Sharp Wynkoop, 1800 Charles Balthazar Julien Févret de Saint-Mémin

Dyers at Work, c. 1800 Katsushika Hokusai

The Cloth Dyer, published by Hartman Schopper German School

Dyer in India Indian School

Glove-leather dyers Geoffrey Bevington

Dyers' Hall Anonymous

Mrs Charles Gifford Dyer, 1880 John Singer Sargent

Genista Tinctoria Dyer's Green-Weed Anonymous

Subject from a Dyer's Shop, 1914 Lyubov Sergeevna Popova

Mary Dyer Brought Before Governor Endicott Howard (after) Pyle

The Dyers District in Kanda Anonymous

View of the Dyers' Hall, College Street, City of London John Greig

Dyers' Street, Kanda Ando Hiroshige

Illustration of Mary Dyer Led to Execution Anonymous

Illustration of Mary Dyer, William Robinson, and Marmaduke Stevenson Walking to Their Execution Anonymous

Galls of Dyer's-Broom Insect Anonymous

Sir Christopher Wren copied by Edmund Dyer Godfrey (after) Kneller

L'Alsacienne: Verft alle Stoffen Poster Anonymous

Monson Hair Dryer Anonymous

Swan upping on the Thames Anonymous

Portrait of Jan de Wys, dealer in dyes in Amsterdam The Netherlands Johannes Willemsz. Munnickhuysen

Cross-section of Blowdryer Anonymous

Partridge Dye House, Bowbridge, Stroud, Gloucestershire Désiré Delaplace-Gérardin

1960s 2 Women Sit Under Beauty Salon Hair Dryers Clear Helmets Hoods Curlers Talking Gossip Anonymous

Dyed Wool Anonymous

Seventeenth-Century Interior, 1877 Charles Gifford Dyer

1950s Two Women Under Hair Dryers Towels Around Shoulders Hair Nets Anonymous

Producing indigo dye with slave labour: West Indies or Central America, 1725 Anonymous

1950s Woman Kneeling Removing Clothes Laundry From Automatic Dryer Anonymous

View of Fludyer Street, looking towards St. James's Park, 1859 Thomas Hosmer Shepherd

1960s woman folding laundry towels on dryer in kitchen Anonymous

Dyeing Jun Wu

Portrait of Joseph Hume (1777-1855) William Holl II

1970s woman removing laundry from dryer Anonymous

View of Fludyer Street looking towards Parliament Street, 1859 Thomas Hosmer Shepherd

Man Dyeing Cloth, early 1830's Unknown