Hardy posters & prints

Thomas Hardy, Tess of the D'Urbevilles Anonymous

Thomas Hardy, English poet, novelist and dramatist with his second wife, Florence Anonymous

Title page to 'Tess of the D'Urbervilles' by Thomas Hardy, edition published in 1892 English School

The Mayor Of Casterbridge: I have done wrong in coming to 'ee ... i'll never, never trouble 'ee again, Elizabeth... Robert Barnes

The Mayor Of Casterbridge: Farfrae was footing a quaint little dance with Elizabeth Jane Robert Barnes

'Thomas Hardy, O.M', The last of the great Victorians Emil Otto Hoppe

Thomas Hardy, 1892 (after) English photographer

Thomas Hardy Anonymous

Grand Trianon, Dragon par Hardy Eugène Atget

Stan Laurel (1890-1965) and Oliver Hardy Anonymous

Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, American-based comedy duo Anonymous

Gathorne Hardy, 1st Earl of Cranbrook, British Conservative politician Cassell

Tess of the D'Urbervilles Hubert von Herkomer

Waiting for the Shot James Hardy Jun. In the Dudley Gallery 1871 Anonymous

Monument to Admiral Sir Thomas Hardy, on Blagdon Hill Anonymous

Thomas Hardy, 1897 William Rothenstein

The Mayor Of Casterbridge: Henchard turned slightly, and saw that the comer was Jopp, His old foreman Robert Barnes

The Mayor Of Casterbridge: Then it's somebody wanting to see us both Robert Barnes

The Mayor Of Casterbridge: Henchard, with withering humility of demeanour, touched the brim of his hat to her Robert Barnes

Keir Hardie addressing the first women's suffrage demonstration, London, 19 May 1906 Unknown

The Mayor Of Casterbridge: 'Hay-trussing?' said the turnip-hoer, who had already begun shaking his head. 'O no' Robert Barnes

The Mayor Of Casterbridge: Did you do it, or didn't you? Where was it? Robert Barnes

The Mayor Of Casterbridge: Don't cry, don't cry, said Henchard, with vehement pathos, I can't bear it, I won't bear... Robert Barnes

The Mayor Of Casterbridge: Elizabeth, my child, come and hearken to what we are talking about, and not hide staring... Robert Barnes

Tess harassed by Alec D'Urberville Hubert von Herkomer

Keir Hardie addressing the first women's suffrage demonstration Anonymous

Duty From The Painting By Heywood Hardy, 1881 Anonymous

Keir Hardie speaking at a peace rally in Trafalgar Square S and G

Whitstable, 1934 Martin Hardie

Keir Hardie speaking at a peace rally in Trafalgar Square, 2nd August, 1914 S and G

Bawdsey Ferry Martin Hardie

Laxfield Mill Martin Hardie

The Mayor Of Casterbridge: 'Well, Lucetta, I've a bit of news for ye,' he said gaily Robert Barnes

The Mayor Of Casterbridge: 'Now,' said Henchard between his gasps, 'Your life is in my hands.' Robert Barnes

English poster The J. P. for the Strand Theatre London Dudley Hardy

The Mayor Of Casterbridge: I don't drink now, I haven't since that night Robert Barnes