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King of Diamonds

A driver is a king on a vinyl bucket-seat throne, changing direction with the turn of a wheel,
changing the climate with a flick of the button, changing the music with the switch of a dial.

- Andrew H Malcolm
 

After the game the King and the Two go back in the same box.

- Italian proverb
 

Historically, the King of Diamonds represents Julius Caesar.

Artist: Patrick Caulfield, who has/had works displayed in Great Britain

bulletLondon -
bulletArts Council of Great Britain
bulletBritish Council
bulletCalouste Gulbenkian Foundation
bulletDepartment of the Environment
bulletTate Gallery
bulletVictoria and Albert Museum
bulletManchester - Whitworth Art Gallery at Manchester University
bulletNorwich - Castle Museum

and in Australia

bulletCanberra - National Gallery of Australia
bulletPerth - The Western Australia Art Gallery

and in Germany

bulletBielefeld - Kunsthalle Bielefeld

and in the United States

bulletDallas - Museum of Fine Art
bulletDelaware - Art Museum
bulletNew York City - Harry N Abrams Family Collection

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Artist: Georgina Harvey

Victoria Playing Cards No. 29 designed 1988

Source: wopc.co.uk

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