Hand-picked posters & prints

Hand-Picked Flower Yanagawa Shigenobu II

Pick a Hand, 1889 Karl Witkowski

Te-ike no hana 'Hand-picked flower' Yanagawa Shigenobu II

Raiko sitenno to shutendoji no kubi, Minamoto Yorimitsu (Raiko Sitenno) and the head of the demon Shutendoji Anonymous

Minamoto No Yorimitsu (Raiko) with Four Hand-Picked Warriors to Help Him Fight the Oe Mountain Demon, Shutendoji, Whose Head Appears... Anonymous

On Hancocks front the soldiers having no picks and shovels used bayonets, tin pans, old canteens, and even their hands... Alfred R Waud

The Stone Pickers Sir George Clausen

Coffee Cherries Anonymous

Berry Pickers, 2011 Lisa Graa Jensen

De Marco shack for cranberry pickers at Forsythe's Bog, Turkeytown, near Pemberton, New Jersey Lewis Wickes Hine

The Orchard, 1918 Boris Mikhailovich Kustodiev

My Daisies Jules Cyrille Cave

Lilacs, 1899 Thomas James Lloyd

Hop Pickers Henry William (after) Bunbury

Vintage in the South Tyrol, Austria Peder Severin Kroyer

By the River, 1896 Alfred Jr. Glendening

Jo Arnao 3, picking cranberries with his brother 6 and sister 9 at Whites Bog, Browns Mills, New Jersey, 1910 Lewis Wickes Hine

Gathering Poppies Near Winchester, England Ernest Walbourn

The Florists, 1786 Francisco Jose de Goya y Lucientes

728 Tea pickers near Ella Clive Wilson

The Apple Pickers, 1886 Camille Pissarro

1930s man's hand in top hat full of paper pulling name out of hat Anonymous

The Flower Pickers David Murray

Pomona Francesco Bartolozzi

The Hop Pickers George of Chichester (after) Smith

A Garden Harvest Frederick Smallfield

Picking Apples Frederick Morgan

Woman in a Meadow at Eragny Camille Pissarro

2007 Toyota HiLux Arctic Explorer Unknown

Hop-pickers starting from London Bridge railway station at midnight, 1891 Enoch Ward

An Apple for Little Sister Jacob Simon Kever

The Sweetest Flower A. Trevor Haddon

Upland Cotton, 1875 Winslow Homer

Harvest Dates in Egypt, Engraving 1855 Anonymous

Harvesting Poppies in Picardy, 1860 Desire Francois Laugee

Mary Christmas, only 3, made to pick cranberries spilt at the barrels by her grandfather, Week's Bog, Falmouth, Massachusetts, 1911 Lewis Wickes Hine