How does one attach an image to a domain in mail?

I understand how to attach a picture, or image, to a specific person in Apple's mail.  For example, I can attach a picture of, say, the Apple logo to the email addressed [email protected]
However, it would be really useful if I could add a Apple logo to everyone from Apple that emails me (the entire domain).  In other words, I don't just want to attach an Apple logo (to use this example) to [email protected], but instead want to attach a picture, or image, to every email address ending in apple.com
Does any know if this is possible? 

I understand how to attach a picture, or image, to a specific person in Apple's mail.  For example, I can attach a picture of, say, the Apple logo to the email addressed [email protected]
However, it would be really useful if I could add a Apple logo to everyone from Apple that emails me (the entire domain).  In other words, I don't just want to attach an Apple logo (to use this example) to [email protected], but instead want to attach a picture, or image, to every email address ending in apple.com
Does any know if this is possible? 

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