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The Fool, Self Portrait, Stratford 1982 Antony Sher (b.1949)

The Fool, Self Portrait, Stratford 1982 Royal Shakespeare Theatre
W. B. Pritchard 1912 Thomas Cantrell Dugdale (1880–1952)

W. B. Pritchard 1912 Manchester Town Hall
Frank James (1821–1924), DL, JP 1921 Frank Moss Bennett (1874–1952)

Frank James (1821–1924), DL, JP 1921 Staffordshire County Buildings
George, Lord Edgcumbe (1720–1795) George Chalmers (c.1720–c.1791)

George, Lord Edgcumbe (1720–1795) Mount Edgcumbe House
George Keith (1692/1693?–1778), 10th Earl Marischal 1709 Charles Whyt (active 1701–1715)

George Keith (1692/1693?–1778), 10th Earl Marischal 1709 University of Aberdeen
An Artist's Impression of Thomas Whitty (1716–1792) 2004 Esdaile Hudson (b.1937)

An Artist's Impression of Thomas Whitty (1716–1792) 2004 Axminster Heritage
Summer Wedding 1961 Shirley Brenda Teed (b.1933)

Summer Wedding 1961 Newport Museum and Art Gallery
Charles Edward Flower (1830–1892), Brewer and Benefactor 1891 Philip Richard Morris (1836–1902)

Charles Edward Flower (1830–1892), Brewer and Benefactor 1891 Royal Shakespeare Theatre
Sir Alfred Herbert (1866–1957) 1957 Leonard Boden (1911–1999)

Sir Alfred Herbert (1866–1957) 1957 Herbert Art Gallery & Museum
Richard Lane, Mayor (1687 & 1691) British School

Richard Lane, Mayor (1687 & 1691) Old Council House, Bristol City Council
Frank Savin Foster, CBE, JP 1950 Maurice Frederick Codner (1888–1958)

Frank Savin Foster, CBE, JP 1950 Essex County Council
W. Emmott c.1950–1960 Howard Barron (1900–1991)

W. Emmott c.1950–1960 Leamington Spa Art Gallery & Museum
The Clincher 1936 Walter Emsley (1860–1938)

The Clincher 1936 Glasgow Museums Resource Centre (GMRC)
Sir Gordon Gordon-Taylor (1878–1960) 1960 Herbert James Gunn (1893–1964)

Sir Gordon Gordon-Taylor (1878–1960) 1960 Hunterian Museum
Thomas Newbigging c.1913 Thomas Edwin Mostyn (1864–1930)

Thomas Newbigging c.1913 The Whitaker
John Stow, Mercer (1707–1775) c.1760 Christopher Steele (1733–1768) (attributed to)

John Stow, Mercer (1707–1775) c.1760 Merchant Adventurers’ Hall
Sir Israel Hart (1935–1911), Mayor of Leicester (1884–1888 & 1893–1894) 1896 Arthur Stockdale Cope (1857–1940)

Sir Israel Hart (1935–1911), Mayor of Leicester (1884–1888 & 1893–1894) 1896 Leicester Town Hall
James Pyke, First Chief Accountant, Great Western Railway (1839–1854) 1853 John Zephaniah Bell (1794–1883)

James Pyke, First Chief Accountant, Great Western Railway (1839–1854) 1853 National Railway Museum
Anthony Peel in front of the Police Headquarters at Springfield 2004 Anthony Oakshett (b.1955)

Anthony Peel in front of the Police Headquarters at Springfield 2004 Essex County Council
Jeremiah Colman (1859–1942) 1927 May Bridges Lee (1884–1977)

Jeremiah Colman (1859–1942) 1927 Nuneaton Museum and Art Gallery