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George Charles Beresford

(1864-1938), Photographer

Sitter in 2 portraits
Artist associated with 388 portraits
Leaving college in 1882, Beresford went to India as a civil engineer but, suffering badly from malaria, had to return to England. From 1902 to 1932 he worked as a portraitist in Yeomans Row in Knightsbridge, London, specialising in platinotype portraits of writers, artists and politicians that appeared regularly in publications of the time such as The World's Work, The Sketch, The Tatler and The Illustrated London News. During World War One he donated his profits to the Red Cross and later became an antique dealer. The National Portrait Gallery purchased a number of original negatives and prints from his secretary Miss Toplis in 1943.

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James Bryce, 1st Viscount Bryce, by George Charles Beresford - NPG x6451

James Bryce, 1st Viscount Bryce

by George Charles Beresford
dry-plate glass negative, 1902
NPG x6451

Lord Alfred Bruce Douglas, by George Charles Beresford - NPG x6487

Lord Alfred Bruce Douglas

by George Charles Beresford
dry-plate glass negative, 1902
NPG x6487

Violet Manners, Duchess of Rutland, by George Charles Beresford - NPG x6509

Violet Manners, Duchess of Rutland

by George Charles Beresford
dry-plate glass negative, 1902
NPG x6509

William Rothenstein, by George Charles Beresford - NPG x6579

William Rothenstein

by George Charles Beresford
dry-plate glass negative, circa 1902
NPG x6579

Sir Leslie Stephen, by George Charles Beresford - NPG x6595

Sir Leslie Stephen

by George Charles Beresford
dry-plate glass negative, 1902
NPG x6595

J.M. Barrie, by George Charles Beresford - NPG x228

J.M. Barrie

by George Charles Beresford
vintage print, 1902
NPG x228

J.M. Barrie, by George Charles Beresford - NPG x229

J.M. Barrie

by George Charles Beresford
vintage print, 1902
NPG x229

J.M. Barrie, by George Charles Beresford - NPG x230

J.M. Barrie

by George Charles Beresford
vintage print, 1902
NPG x230

Mrs Patrick Campbell, by George Charles Beresford - NPG x5039

Mrs Patrick Campbell

by George Charles Beresford
sepia-toned platinum print, 1902
NPG x5039

John Clifford, by George Charles Beresford - NPG x6171

John Clifford

by George Charles Beresford
sepia-toned platinotype, 1 August 1902
NPG x6171

John Clifford, by George Charles Beresford - NPG x6172

John Clifford

by George Charles Beresford
sepia-toned platinotype, 1 August 1902
NPG x6172

David Lloyd George, by George Charles Beresford - NPG x12473

David Lloyd George

by George Charles Beresford
platinum print, 1902
NPG x12473

Sir Alfred Edward East, by George Charles Beresford - NPG x12829

Sir Alfred Edward East

by George Charles Beresford
platinum print, 25 August 1902
NPG x12829

Sir Alfred Edward East, by George Charles Beresford - NPG x12828

Sir Alfred Edward East

by George Charles Beresford
platinum print, 25 August 1902
NPG x12828

Sir Henry Mortimer Durand, by George Charles Beresford - NPG x13481

Sir Henry Mortimer Durand

by George Charles Beresford
sepia-toned platinotype print, circa 1902
NPG x13481

Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, by George Charles Beresford - NPG x13489

Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman

by George Charles Beresford
sepia-toned platinotype print, 1902
NPG x13489

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