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The bridge community also has its share of artists, portraitists, and sketchers, who enjoy taking the features of the game of bridge and making them visual. Every bridge author, who has his/her works published, has had to select a cover for the publication. This is sometimes a difficult thing since it is a representation of the contents of the book in the form of art.
We would like to present several of these pictures, none of which are copyrighted, on this site for your enjoyment. We have attempted to ascertain whether the work is copyrighted, and if it is, it is not presented here, but only with the express permission of the artist. We have also attempted to provide the name of the publication, in which the rendering appears.
Note: The list is not organized in any manner, neither alphabetically nor chronologically. One artist may have produced more than one portrait, cartoon, or painting and these are listed separately.
Some of the renderings may not be up to standard since they may be several years old. All pictures have been presented to match their original drawing as much as possible. However, some renderings have been published on opposite pages, which cause a crease in the presentation. Our apologies if this is the case.
Note: If we have inadvertently presented any copyrighted material, rendition, or sketch, which is copyrighted, please be assured that it is completely unintentional. By sending us an email to this effect, we will, of course, delete it from this web page.
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A classic among the bridge publications was authored by Carolyn Wells. Carolyn Wells wrote the publication titled The Rubáiyát of Bridge, or The Rubaiyat of Bridge (without the accents marks). A rubai is (in Persian poetry) a quatrain; or a poem in such stanzas. The designation of Rubáiyát is a derived form of rubai. The word itself is alledgedly a plural word derived from the root meaning 'four'.
Note: Any photographic material of Carolyn Wells is not available. In case any reader knows of, or possesses such photographic memorabilia, then we kindly request the contribution of a copy thereof.
The outline of the poem itself is defined as a-a-b-a, whereby the first and second lines ryhme with the fourth line, whereas the third line does not necessarily have to ryhme. An example from the Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyam, as follows, illustrates this form of poetry:
VII
Come, fill the Cup, and in the fire of Spring
Your Winter-garment of Repentance fling:
The Bird of Time has but a little way
To flutter - and the Bird is on the Wing.
The Rubáiyát of Bridge, authored by Carolyn Wells and illustrated by May Lee Preston, was published in the year 2009. The original printing carried the cover as shown below. Carolyn Wells, born in the year 1862 and died in the year 1942, was an American author and also a poetress. Her birthplace is Rahway, New Jersey, United States. During her career as an author she authored and had published approxiamtely 170 books, which covered main topics such as poetry, humor, and also books for children. Her autobiography, The Rest of My Life, was published in the year 1937. Her photograph from an unknown date is shown below.
Note: May Lee Preston was born in New York in the year 1873. She studied at the Oberlin Art School and the Arts Students League in New Yor,k where she came under the influence of Mr. Robert Henri and Mr. John Sloan. May Lee Preston became involved in the struggle for women's rights upon discovering that her art school denied her admission to its life drawing classes. Preston was active in the National Woman's Party and contributed to Women Voter. She also illustrated the book, How it Feels to be the Husband of a Suffragette. May Lee Wilson married the artist, Mr. James Moore Preston, who was also a member of the Ashcan School (also known as the Ash Can School). The two both exhibited at the International Exhibition of Modern Art (the Armory Show) held in New York in 1913. May Wilson Preston died in 1949.
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The First Version contains only the individual pages and pictures and poems.
The Second Version is a slideshow and the user must have Quicktime installed.
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The following is a list of portraits, portraitures, pictures, sketches, characterizations, two-dimensional representations and semblences of amd relating to the game of bridge, the players playing bridge, the visualization of certain terms, terminology, and designations employed in the game of bridge. Many of the following have been drawn, sketched, painted, drafted, outlined, and interpreted by famous artists and the individual bridge player alike. The canvas is paper, canvas, wood, or any other material employed in order to present a representation or an illustration.
Note: Any person wishing to contribute to this list, then the request is made that such contributions be made so that the reader can also enjoy the many depictions, which add to this aspect of the game.
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Title: 5 Against 4
Popular Bridge Magazine, December 1978, Page 8, Artist: Dennis Ellefson.
Title: What's New In Bridge Books
Popular Bridge Magazine, December 1978, Page 15, Artist: Signed by Unknown
Title: Bridgespieler
Graphic Artist: Margret Hofheinz-Döring
Dates: Born May 20, 1910 - Died June 18, 1994
Nationality: German
Date of Art: c1960
Style: Linocut - Linolschnitt
Size: 35 x 25cm
Location: Galerie Brigitte Mauch Göppingen, Germany
Title: The Importance Of Counting Tricks
Popular Bridge Magazine, December 1978, Page 16, Artist: Signed by Unknown
Title: Blackwood's Basic Bridge
Popular Bridge Magazine, December 1978, Page 18, Artist: Signed by Erwin
Title: Avoiding The Dangerous Opponent
Popular Bridge Magazine, December 1978, Page 20, Artist: Signed but unreadable
Title: How To Respond To 2 Clubs Openings
Popular Bridge Magazine, December 1978, Page 24, Artist: Unknown
Title: Learning To Plan Ahead At No Trump
Popular Bridge Magazine, December 1978, Page 30, Artist: Unknown
Title: Missing Queen
Popular Bridge Magazine, December 1978, Page 41, Artist: Unknown
Title: Queen Of Spades
Popular Bridge Magazine, August 1977, Page 42, Artist: Unknown
Title: Masked Club
Popular Bridge Magazine, April 1978, Page 4, Artist: Unknown
Title: The Good Minor
Popular Bridge Magazine, April 1978, Page 8, Artist: Dennis Ellefson
Title: The Difficult Opponent
Popular Bridge Magazine, April 1978, Page 19, Artist: Paul Steinson
Title: The Kamikaze No Trump
Popular Bridge Magazine, April 1978, Page 24, Artist: Dennis Ellefson
Title: Problems Too Easy To Solve
Popular Bridge Magazine, April 1978, Page 41, Artist: Edwin
Title: Dorothy Hayden Truscott
Popular Bridge Magazine, February 1978, Cover Page, Artist: Dick Lasley
Title: Stop Light
Popular Bridge Magazine, February 1978, Page 20, Artist: Unknown
Title: Trumps For Transport
Popular Bridge Magazine, February 1978, Page 24, Artist: Edwin
Title: Tip Toe Defense
Popular Bridge Magazine, February 1978, Page 30, Artist: Unknown
Title: Counter Attack
Popular Bridge Magazine, February 1978, Page 41, Artist: Dennis Ellefson
Title: Bridge In Gown And Tuxedo
Baron Barclay Magazine, 2005-2006, Cover Page, Artist: A. Allan
Title: Learning To Look Ahead
Popular Bridge Magazine, October 1977, Page 4, Artist: Dennis Ellefson
Title: Takeout Double
Popular Bridge Magazine, October 1977, Page 15, Artist: Unknown
Title: Fourth Suit Forcing
Popular Bridge Magazine, October 1977, Page 18, Artist: Unknown
Title: The No Trump Challenge
Popular Bridge Magazine, October 1977, Page 26, Artist: Dennis Ellefson
Title: The Undisclosed Convention
Popular Bridge Magazine, October 1977, Page 29, Artist: Unknown
Title: Jackpot
Popular Bridge Magazine, October 1977, Page 41, Artist: Edwin
Title: Play High Middle Low
Popular Bridge Magazine, August 1977, Page 16, Artist: Reichart
Title: Preemptive Warfare
Popular Bridge Magazine, August 1977, Page 20, Artist: Reichart
Title: The Two Club Game Try
Popular Bridge Magazine, August 1977, Page 34, Artist: Unknown
Title: The Winning Odds
Popular Bridge Magazine, August 1977, Page 41, Artist: Unknown
Title: Bid The Hand, Not The Suit
Popular Bridge Magazine, June 1977, Page 16, Artist: Dennis Ellefson
Title: Bidding Majors
Popular Bridge Magazine, June 1977, Page 31, Artist: Unknown
Title: The Undisciplined Weak 2's
Popular Bridge Magazine, June 1977, Page 37, Artist: Unknown
Title: When Partner Says Not To Worry
Popular Bridge Magazine, June 1977, Page 41, Artist: Edwin
Title: Pick A Winning Hand
Popular Bridge Magazine, June 1977, Page 44, Artist: Unknown
Title: Here Is Some Good Advice
Popular Bridge Magazine, August 1978, Page 7, Artist: Unknown
Title: Supressing The Four Card Major
Popular Bridge Magazine, August 1978, Page 8, Artist: C. Chaffey
Title: Traveling Bridge
Popular Bridge Magazine, August 1978, Page 11, Artist: Unknown
Title: How To Pinpoint Your Game Bidding
Popular Bridge Magazine, August 1978, Page 18, Artist: Unknown
Title: Opener's 2 Club Game Try
Popular Bridge Magazine, August 1978, Page 20, Artist: Dennis Ellefson
Title: The Killing Play
Popular Bridge Magazine, August 1978, Page 40, Artist: Dennis Ellefson
Title: The King with the Queen and Prince Jack
Artist: Unknown
Source: Honors Bridge Center
Title: The Crowned Queen and King of Hearts
Source: The Internet Grapevine Newsletter published by ACBL
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Mr. Franco Donatelli, born March 13 1924, and died November 11, 1995, was a cartoonist by profession. He was born in Alessandria (Lissandria in Piedmontese), a city in Piedmont, Italy, and the capital of the Province of Alessandria. The city was built on the banks of the river Tanaro, about 90 kilometers southeast of Turin. During his many years as a graphic artist and cartoonist he worked with many of the great and well-known names in the publishing business and also the film industry.
He also employed several pseudonyms during his career such as Frank Well. For his bridge-related cartoons, sketches, and drawings he employed the pseudonym of Donar Elli. He was a prolific artist, sketch artist, drawer, graphic designer. He also had and showed a zest for life, which sprung from his imagination, from his in-born creativity, from viewing the world differently and being able to put it all to paper.
Mr. Franco Donatelli is best known as the regular artist on the Zagor series. He illustrated many stories from #37 until #375 of regular series. During the 1970s he drew three stories of Mister No.
Source: Escuela Chilena de Bridge has been so gracious in preserving these pictures and drawings from Mr. Franco Donatelli, and it is with gratitude to the webmaster and by courtesy of the Escuela Chilena de Bridge that we also archive and preserve these works on this site.
Source: Article about Mr. Franco Donatelli written in Italian by Mr. Moreno Burattini.
Source: Article about Mr. Franco Donatelli written in English, which summarizes his professional career.
Below is one of his few videos posted to YouTube by mekimecomica on August 25, 2008. The volume control is on the left. Click and set to your comfort level.
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Title: Across A Crowded Bridge Room
Artist: Franco Donatelli
Title: Being In The Spotlight
Artist: Franco Donatelli
Title: Bridge Teacher Teaching Bridge
Artist: Franco Donatelli
Title: Bringing The Trophies Home
Artist: Franco Donatelli
Title: Card Juggler
Artist: Franco Donatelli
Title: Dancing With The Minor Suit Devils In The Pale Moonlight
Artist: Franco Donatelli
Title: One Gigantic Explosive Bid
Artist: Franco Donatelli
Title: Falling In Love With My Hand
Title: Questioning By His Royal Highness
Artist: Franco Donatelli
Title: How High To Bid
Artist: Franco Donatelli
Title: I Am Telling You That I Have All Suits Covered
Artist: Franco Donatelli
Title: I Do Not Want To Hear It !!
Artist: Franco Donatelli
Title: Kill The Hearts Sis !!
Artist: Franco Donatelli
Title: Lead A Spade - DAMMIT !!
Artist: Franco Donatelli
Title: Netting A Good Contract
Artist: Franco Donatelli
Title: Petitioning The Alpha Bridge Oracles
Artist: Franco Donatelli
Title: Take No Prisoners !!
Artist: Franco Donatelli
Title: Sending Smoke Signals While Playing Bridge
Artist: Franco Donatelli
Title: Which One .. Which One Should One Pick
Artist: Franco Donatelli
Title: Suit Catcher
Artist: Franco Donatelli
Title: Serving the Trump Suit on a Silver Platter
Artist: Franco Donatelli
Title: Exposure of a Defender's 00
Artist: Franco Donatelli
Title: Always Be Aware of the Counter-Attack by Your Opponent
Artist: Franco Donatelli
Title: Señor Número Uno
Artist: Franco Donatelli
Title: What Doth The Law Book Sayeth
Artist: Franco Donatelli
Title: Which One To Bid
Artist: Franco Donatelli
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Title: Forest Fairies and Bears Play Atop Mushroom
Artist: Unknown
Title: Red King Of Hearts
Artist: Unknown
Title: Ladies In The Library At Tea Time
Artist: Unknown
Title: Red Star Line
Artist: Unknown
Title: Shall We Play Two Hearts
Artist: Unknown
The Once Beautiful World of Bridge
Artist: Unknown
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| Invented and created by Mr. Bob Chambers of Texas, United States, these pictures present the bridge player with clues, from which the bridge player must deduce the meaning. The solution is always a bridge-related phrase, with which the bridge player is acquainted. These Briddles, which is a combination of the two words, bridge and riddles, are for amusement and pleasure only. A short biography in .pdf file format of Mr. Bob Chambers is presented, which has been courteously provided to BridgeGuys.com by Mr. Bob Chambers. |
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Title: Smoke Break
Artist: Unknown
Title: Filling Out The Convention Card
Artist: Unreadable
Source: Daily Bulletin
79th Fall NABC, Honolulu, Hawaii
Date: November 18, 2006
Title: Queen Of Hearts
Artist: Unknown
Title: Discarded
Artist: Unknown
Source: Publication of La naissance du bridge
Sub-titled: Origines du jeu et evolution des régles 1850-1933Author: Jean-Louis Counil
English
The Birth of Bridge
Origins of the Game and Evolution of Rules
Description: Les trois personnages sont:
Mme Mode, M. Whist et M. Bridge,
Mme Mode à M. Bridge:
Venez avec moi partenaire!
Ce cher vieux M. Whist est si ennuyeux!
Il est tellement vieux jeu.Translation: The three characters are:
Ms. Mode, Mr. Whist and Mr. Bridge
Ms. Mode á Mr. Bridge:
Come with me, partner!
This dear old Mr. Whist is so boring!
It is so old-fashioned.
Title: Ye Royall Recepcioun
Author: From Chaucer Redivivus
Source: The Whist Reference Book Wherein Information is Presented Concerning the Noble Game,
in all its Aspects, after the manner of a Cyclopedia, Dictionary, and Digest all combined in one, 1899,
Publisher: The J. C. Yorston Publishing Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, LC: 99001799
Date of Issue: 1899
Note: Reproduced from the original picture by Maxfield Parrish,
designed expressly for this work. (Note: the print was 'Printed in Colors'.)
Title: Long And Lingering
Artist: Unknown
Source: Short Whist: Its Rise, Progress, And Laws - 1835
Charles Barwell Coles - aka By Major A *****
Date in Picture: 1715
Title: Short And Sweet
Artist: Unknown
Source: Short Whist: Its Rise, Progress, And Laws - 1835
Authore: Charles Barwell Coles - aka Major A
Date in Picture: 1815
Title: Ace Of Spades
Artist: Unknown
Source: Saskatoon Bridge Club
June Newsletter - 2006
Title: I Saw A Movie ...
Artist: Unknown
Source: Saskatoon Bridge Club
Newsletter of June 2006
Title: The Card Players by Theodor Rombouts
Artist: Theodor Rombouts - (1597-1637)
Flemish Painter: Born 1597, Antwerpen, Died 1637, Antwerpen
Location: Koninklijk Museum voor Schone Kunsten, Antwerp
Style: Oil on Canvas
Title: The Card Players - Salzburg
Artist: Theodor Rombouts - (1597-1637)
Flemish Painter: Born 1597, Antwerpen, Died 1637, Antwerpen
Location: Residenzgalerie, Salzburg
Style: Oil on Canvas
Title: The Card Players
Artist: Lucas Van Leyden - (Real Name: Lucas Hugensz or Jacobsz)
Netherlandish Engraver and Painter: Born 1494, Leiden, Died 1533, Leiden
Location: National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.
Style: Oil on Panel
Title: Card Players
Artist: Lucas Van Leyden - (Real Name: Lucas Hugensz or Jacobsz)
Netherlandish Engraver and Painter: Born 1494, Leiden, Died 1533, Leiden
Location: Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid
Style: Oil on Panel
Title: The Card Players
Artist: Lucas Van Leyden - (Real Name: Lucas Hugensz or Jacobsz)
Netherlandish Engraver and Painter: Born 1494, Leiden, Died 1533, Leiden
Location: Wilton House, Salisbury, Garden Centre, United Kingdom
Style: Oil on Panel, 1520
Title: The Card Players
Artist: Fernand Léger
Completion Date: 1917Location: Rijksmuseum Kröller-Müller in Otterlo, which is a municipality of Ede,
which is a small village in the province of Gelderland in the Netherlands, in or
near the Nationaal Park De Hoge Veluwe. The Kröller-Müller Museum, named
after Helene Kröller-Müller, is situated nearby and has a considerable collection
of Vincent van Gogh paintings.
Title: The Cardsharps
Artist: Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio, ca 1594
Italian Painter: Born September, 29, 1571 - Died July 18, 1610
Location: Kimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth, Texas
Style: Oil on Canvas
Title: The Card Sharp With The Ace Of Diamonds
Artist: Georges de La Tour
Duchy of Lorraine / French Painter: Born March 13, 1593, Died 1652
Location: Private Collection
Style: Oil on Canvas
Title: The Card Players
Artist: Paul Cezanne
French Painter: Born January 19, 1839, and died October 22, 1906, Aix-en-Provence, France.
Location of Painting: The Louvre, Paris, France
Style: Oil on Canvas - 1890-1892
Title: Seven No Trump
Artist: Dorothy L. Blackstock
Source: Seattle Unit 446 - Newsletter August / September 2007
Submitted to Unit 446 for publication.
Description and Request by Patti McCallumNote: Sandpoint CC is the Sandpoint Country Club DBC (Duplicate Bridge Club) in Seattle, Washington.
This is a painting by Dorothy L. Blackstock. She used to play in my game at Sandpoint CC.
I believe the young lady facing us is Phyllis Fletcher and the one with her back to us is
Joanne Torrance. Can anyone name the two older ladies?
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Mr. Harold Tucker Webster was the illustrator, cartoonist, for the bridge publication titled The Bridge Player's Bedside Companion, published 1955 by Prentice Hall, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, United States. The Editor is Mr. Albert A. Ostrow. The cartoons are by Mr. H.T. Webster. The attempt has been made to reproduce a few cartoons on this web page for the enjoyment of the viewer. These reproductions are only archived and preserved on this site for future reference. The originals can be accessed through purchase of the book.
Title: Bridge Addicts Anonymous
Cartoonist / Artist: Mr. Harold Tucker Webster
Date: Unknown
Source: The Bridge Player's Bedside Companion
Editor: Mr. Albert A. OstrowTitle: The Psychoanalysis Treatment
Artist: Mr. Harold Tucker Webster
Date: January 9, 1948
Source: The Bridge Player's Bedside Companion
Author: Mr. Albert A. OstrowTitle: The Kibitzer Chair
Artist: Mr. Harold Tucker Webster
Date: Unknown
Source: The Bridge Player's Bedside Companion
Author: Mr. Albert A. OstrowTitle: The Commuters' Day Off
Artist: Mr. Harold Tucker Webster
Date: Unknown
Source: The Bridge Player's Bedside Companion
Author: Mr. Albert A. OstrowTitle: I Did Not Say A Word
Artist: Mr. Harold Tucker Webster
Date: Unknown
Source: The Bridge Player's Bedside Companion
Author: Mr. Albert A. OstrowTitle: Partner Rules
Artist: Mr. Harold Tucker Webster
Date: Unknown
Source: The Bridge Player's Bedside Companion
Author: Mr. Albert A. OstrowTitle: Sam Frimp - the Daily Yawp and Thirteen Spades
Artist: Mr. Harold Tucker Webster
Date: Unknown
Source: The Bridge Player's Bedside Companion
Author: Mr. Albert A. OstrowTitle: Blocking Oneself in the Dummy
Artist: Mr. Harold Tucker Webster
Date: Unknown
Source: The Bridge Player's Bedside Companion
Author: Mr. Albert A. OstrowTitle: The Understanding
Artist: Mr. Harold Tucker Webster
Date: 1939
Source: The Bridge Player's Bedside Companion
Author: Mr. Albert A. Ostrow
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Title: The Humming Lady
Artist: Mr. Harold Tucker Webster
Date: 1939
Source: The Bridge Player's Bedside Companion
Author: Mr. Albert A. Ostrow
Title: Horace Has A Bridge Problem
Artist: Mr. Harold Tucker Webster
Date: 1939
Source: The Bridge Player's Bedside Companion
Author: Mr. Albert A. Ostrow
Title: King of Hearts and Queen of Spades
Artist: Mr. Harold Tucker Webster
Date: Unknown
Source: The Bridge Player's Bedside Companion
Author: Mr. Albert A. Ostrow
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Title: A Quiet Rubber
Artist: Unknown
Source: The Correct Card: or, How to Play at Whist, 1877,
Publisher: D. Appleton and Co.,
New York, New York, United States, LC: 28017531
Title: Ace Up Your Sleeve
Artist: Unknown
Title: Solo Whist on Board R.M.S. Orizaba
R.M.S. Orizaba
Date: 1881
Type: Glass Negative
Collection: La Trobe Picture Collection, State Library of Victoria
Photographer: Unknown
Source: La Trobe Journal
Title: Life's Little Lapses
Artist: Unknown
Source: Worthington Beer Vintage Advertisement
Date: 1929
Title: Explanation At The End Of The Game
Artist: Randolph Caldecott - Link to picture of the artist
Source: Print from a posthumous publication - Year: 1888
Title: A Four-Suit Squeeze
Artist: Unknown
Source: The Bride Bulletin, November 2003
Title: A Really Good Rubber
Artist: John Hassall
Source: Humours Of Bridge
Author: Cumberland Clark
Publisher: Herbert Jenkins Ltd.
Date: 1928
Title: A Grand Slam
Artist: John Hassall
Source: Humours Of Bridge
Author: Cumberland Clark
Publisher: Herbert Jenkins Ltd.
Date: 1928
Title: Carte Postale Publiée
Artist: Thos Downey
Caption: Happy Moments At Bridge
Publisher: James Henderson & Sons Ltd., London, England
Date: Posted at Woolwich, London Borough of Greenwich, England, in February 1911
Title: Finesse
Artist: Kelly Cooper
Unit 240 - Central Florida
Title: Julius Caesar and His Queen
Artist: Unknown
Source: Danksk Bridge Magazine
Title: Germans Playing Bridge on Railroad Tracks
Photographer: Unknown
Source: German Internet Newsletter
Title: Amazing Luck With The Red Suits
Artist: John Hassall
Source: Humours Of Bridge
Author: Cumberland Clark
Publisher: Herbert Jenkins Ltd.
Date: 1928
Title: Four Aces
Artist: Unknown
Source: Internet
Title: Four Ladies At The Bridge Table
Artist: Unknown
Source: Saskatoon Bridge Club
Newsletter of September 2006
Title: Play To The Ninth Trick
Artist: Unknown
Source: Saskatoon Bridge Club
Newsletter of September 2006
Title: Blue Ace of Spades
Artist: Unknown
Source: Internet
Title: Major Suit Cards
Artist: Unknown
Source: Internet
Title: Atlas Holding Ace of Spades
Artist: Unknown
Source: Internet
Title: Third Ranking Ace of Diamonds
Artist: Unknown
Source: Internet
Title: Flashing Ace of Spades
Artist: Unknown
Source: Saskatoon Bridge Club
Newsletter of September 2006
Title: Remember That Bridge Quiz Book
Artist: Jude Goodwin
Source: Go Ahead Laugh, published 2007
Title: Bridge Comedy Puzzle
Artist: Unknown
Source: Saskatoon Bridge Club - Newsletter of September 2006
Title: -- and just because I played good auction bridge
Artist: Unknown
Source: The Outlook
By: Alfred Emanuel Smith
Date: September 6, 1922
Title: Any Questions Partner
Artist: Jude Goodwin
Source: Go Ahead Laugh, published 2007
Title: Family Bridge Game
Artist: Unknown
Source: Internet
Title: Do We Play Bridge
Artist: Jude Goodwin
Source: Go Ahead Laugh, published 2007
Title: Bridge Poster and Convention Card
Artist: Unknown
Source: Internet
Title: Butler Movement
Artist: Unknown
Source: Internet
Title: Bridge in der Schule - Bridge in School
Artist: Unknown
Source: Internet
Title: Six Cards - Ace High
Artist: Unknown
Source: Internet
Title: Surreal Clubs
Artist: Unknown
Source: Internet
Title: Green Cards
Artist: Unknown
Source: Saskatoon Bridge Club
Newsletter
Title: The ACBL King of Bridge
Artist: Unknown
Source: The Bridge Bulletin
Title: Red Ace of Clubs
Artist: Unknown
Source: Internet
Title: Collage of Suits
Artist: Unknown
Source: Internet
Title: Sorry We Missed First Place
Artist: Unknown
Source: Newsletter of Roberta and Arnold Salob
Title: Girls Will Be Girls
Artist: Unknown
Source: Saskatoon Bridge Club
Title: I Warned Her .... I Warned Her
Artist: Unknown
Source: Newsletter of Roberta and Arnold Salob
Title: Picasso Cards with Hand
Artist: Unknown
Source: Saskatoon Bridge Club
Title: Card Game Painted on Wood
Artist: Artist: Viktor IV - Walter Carl Glück
Title: Although untitled, Card Game is used
See: Short History of artist
Title: L'Hombre with Rasmus Malling-Hansen
Artist: Malthe Odin Engelstedt - (1852 - 1930)
Source: Malling-Hansen Society, Hørsholm, Denmark
See: Additional information on the web page and website.
Photographs are from a private collection and are only by premission.
Title: Game of Bridge
Artist: Malthe Odin Engelstedt - (1852 - 1930)
Source: Internet
See: Description on web pageTitle: Game of L'Hombre
Artist: Malthe Odin Engelstedt - (1852 - 1930)
Source: Internet
Location: Private Collection
Title: Jeden Monat ein Ass in der Tasche
Artist: Unknown
Source: Bridge Magazin in Deutschland
Information: The Ace is translated as das As in German.
However, the old-German spelling was Aß, or A with two s.
It is a translation from Latin -> French -> German.
As a promotional campaign for the German Bridge Magazin
the drafters used a comical, artistic approach and put the Ace
into the back pocket of a jeans. Since all Germans speak
English, the humor is not lost to the bridge players.
Art? You decide.
Title: Vista Bar and Club
Artist: Unknown
Source: Bulletin 1
Friday, July 24, 2004
Title: Wollen Wir Bridge - Wanna Play Bridge
Artist: Unknown
Source: Bridge Club Bremerhaven e.V.
Artist: Unknown
Source: Nordsk Bridgefestival 2008
Bulletin 8 - Friday, July 25, 2008
Artist: Unknown
Source: Cartoonstock.com
Artist: Unknown
Source: Things Your Bridge Teach Won't Tell You
Author: Dan Romm
Artist: Unknown
Source: Cafe press
Artist: Norman Rockwell
Source: Cover of The Saturday Evening Post magazine
Date: May 15, 1948
Artist: Constantin Alajalov
Source: Cover of The Saturday Evening Post magazine
Date: October 14, 1950
Artist: Constantin Alajalov
Source: Cover of The Saturday Evening Post magazine
Date: December 1, 1962
Artist: Constantin Alajalov
Source: Cover of The Saturday Evening Post magazine
Date: March 15, 1947
Artist: Unknown
Source: Canberra Bridge Club
Date:
Bulletin October 2007
Artist: Unknown
Source: Bridge in Friesland
Artist: Unknown
Origin: State of Sikkim
Source: The Sports Illustrated Book of Bridge
Author: Charles H. Goren
I Wonder You Condescend to Follow Suit at all
Artist: Unknown
Source: Aces Made Easy
Authors: Mr. W.D.H. McCulloch and Mr. Fougasse
Publisher: Methuen, 1941
Stamp Commemorating 50 Years of the Calcutta Bridge Club
Designer: Unknown
Location: Rampur Raza Library, India
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Title: T
Artist: Unknown
Source: Seattle Unit 446 - Various Bulletins
Title: Bridge Poster
Artist: Unknown
Source: BridgeAholics.com
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