King of Hearts
It takes more that just a good-looking body. You've got to have the heart and soul to go with it.
- Lee Haney
Historically, the King of Hearts represents Charlemagne. And recently? Alan Bates, maybe?
Artist: David Hockney, who has/had works displayed in Great Britain
 | Belfast - Arts Council of Northern Ireland |
| Bradford - Cartwright Hall Art Gallery |
| Kingston upon Hull - Ferens Art Gallery |
| London -
 | Arts Council of Great Britain |
| Borough of Camden |
| British Council |
| British Museum |
| Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation |
| Contemporary Art Society |
| Tate Gallery |
| Victoria and Albert Museum |
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| Manchester - Whitworth Art Gallery at Manchester University |
| Sheffield - Sheffield City Art Gallery |
and in Australia
| Melbourne - National Gallery of Victoria |
| Sydney - Art Gallery of New South Wales |
and in Austria
| Vienna - Graphische Sammlung Albertina |
and in Belgium
| Ghent - Musée de Ghent |
and in Brazil
| Olinda - Olinda Museum |
and in Denmark
| Humlebaek - Louisiana Museum |
and in Germany
| Darmstadt -
| City Collection |
| Stadtische Kunstsammlungen |
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and in the Netherlands
| Amsterdam - Stedelijk Museum |
| Rotterdam - Museum Boymans-van Benningen |
and in the United States
| Baltimore - Museum of Art |
| Boulder - University of Colorado |
| Chicago - Art Institute of Chicago |
| Corvallis - Oregon State University |
| Des Moines - American Republic Insurance Company |
| Detroit - Institute of Arts |
| Minneapolis - Institute of Arts |
| New York City -
| Harry N Abrams Family Collection |
| McCrory Corporation |
| Metropolitan Museum of Art |
| Museum of Modern Art |
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| Philadelphia - Museum of Art |
| Washington DC - Joseph H Hirschhorn Collection |
Artist: Nicholas Moser
Source: playingcardsales.co.uk
Mummy Playing Cards
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston 1992
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