William Dring

Royaume-Uni · 1904 – 1990 · 63 œuvres

Période d'activité

Œuvres (39)

Portrait
1940

Self Portrait

Southampton City Art Gallery
1941

Self Portrait

Russell-Cotes Art Gallery & Museum
1942

Lieutenant Commander Harry John Hall

Royal Museums Greenwich
1945

Air Marshal Sir James Robb (1895–1968), KBE, CB, DSO, DFC, AFC, Air Officer Commander-in-Chief, Fighter Command, Royal Air Force

Imperial War Museum
1945

Air Marshal Sir Arthur Coningham (1895–1948), KCB, KBE, DSO, MC, DFC, AFC

Imperial War Museum
1947

Sir Thomas Franklin Sibly (1883–1948)

Université de Reading
1947

Evelyn Charles Sprawson (1881–1955)

Barts Health Archives
1948

Sir Frank Stenton (1880–1967)

Université de Reading
1948

Sir Charles Chute, 1st Bt (1879-1956)

National Trust
1948

Sir Frank Stenton (1880–1967)

Université de Reading
1948

Sir C. L. Chute, Chairman of Hampshire County Council (1938–1955)

Hampshire County Council
1950

Sir Edward Otho Glover (1876–1956), Chairman of Cheshire County Council (1948–1952)

Chester Town Hall
1953

Dr Wilfred Hall (1874–1952), MA, DSc, FRCS

None
1953

HRH Princess Alexandra of Denmark, Colonel-in-Chief of the Regiment (1914–1925) (after Richard L. Lauchert)

Green Howards Museum
1954

Henry Burch, Baron of the Cinque Ports, Mayor (1945–1946)

The Guildhall
1957

Alderman Mrs Pearl Hyde (1904–1963), MBE, JP, Lord Mayor (1957–1958)

Herbert Art Gallery and Museum
1958

W. A. Stanier (1876–1965)

Institution of mechanical engineers. GB
1966

John Adam Day (1901–1966), Chairman of Devon County Council (1965–1966)

Devon County Hall
1968

Sir Peter Noble (1899–1987), Principal (1952–1968)

King's College de Londres
1968

Lord Wakehurst (1895–1970)

Musée de l'ordre de Saint-Jean
1969

The Very Reverend Eric Symes Abbott (1906–1983), Dean (1945–1956)

King's College de Londres
1972

Councillor Dennis Hutchinson (1904–1990), Chairman of Northamptonshire County Council (1966–1969)

None
1972

Charles III (b.1948), when HRH The Prince of Wales, as Flight Lieutenant

Defence Academy of the United Kingdom
1972

Peter Craig (1920–1977), Former Jaguar Plant Director

None
39 œuvres