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Œuvres (38)
Portrait
1900
Ralph Brocklebank (1840–1921), Director, London and North Western Railway
British National Railway Museum
1885
Portrait of a Woman
Université de Bangor
1903
F. W. Webb (1836–1906), Chief Mechanical Engineer, London and North Western Railway, 1903
British National Railway Museum
1906
Captain Alfred Rutherford (1862 –1943), Mayor of Bootle (1906–1907)
The Atkinson
1907
Sir William Bower Forwood (1840–1928)
Walker Art Gallery
1908
W. J. J. C. Bond (1833–1926)
Walker Art Gallery
1908
Sir Edward R. Russell (1834–1920)
Walker Art Gallery
1909
Professor Herbert Augustus Strong, Chair of Latin, University of Liverpool (1881–1909)
Victoria Gallery & Museum
1909
Alderman Edward Lewis Lloyd (1858–1910)
Walker Art Gallery
1909
J. A. F. Aspinall (1851–1937)
Institution of mechanical engineers. GB
1910
Professor Herbert Augustus Strong, Chair of Latin, University of Liverpool (1881–1909)
Victoria Gallery & Museum
1910
Sir James Barr (1849–1938)
Royal College of Physicians
1914
W. H. Maw (1838–1924)
Institution of mechanical engineers. GB
1916
John Ernest Tinne, Esq., Trustee (1882), Treasurer of the Liverpool Blue Coat School (1885–1925)
The Blue Coat School
1916
Arthur Foley Winnington-Ingram (1858–1946)
None
1916
William Hesketh Lever (1851–1925), 1st Viscount Leverhulme
Lady Lever Art Gallery
1917
Thomas Hughes Jackson (1834–1930), Mayor of Birkenhead
Williamson Art Gallery and Museum
1918
William Hesketh Lever (1851–1925), Baron Leverhulme of Bolton-le-Moors, as Junior Grand Warden of England
Lady Lever Art Gallery
1920
Sir John Audley Frederick Aspinall (1851–1937)
British National Railway Museum
1920
Frederick Edwin Smith (1872–1930), Earl of Birkenhead (1922)
Wadham College
1920
Norton Joseph Hughes-Hallett (1854–1938), Clerk to Derbyshire County Council
Smedley's Hydro
1931
Sir Arthur Mayo-Robson (1853–1933)
Leeds General Infirmary
1932
Self Portrait
Walker Art Gallery
1937
Viscount Leverhulme (1888–1949)
Williamson Art Gallery and Museum
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