(Edward Henry) Gordon Craig (1872-1966), Theatre director, designer and wood-engraver
Sitter associated with 23 portraits
Director, stage designer and writer. Craig established a reputation as a leading actor in the 1890s before directing and designing a number of highly acclaimed productions around the turn of the century, including Hamlet for Stanislavsky's Moscow Art Theatre (1912). As a writer on theatrical aesthetics, directorship and acting as well as in his practical ideas for the staging of plays his influence was considerable.
by Robert Stewart Sherriffs
ink and pencil, circa 1928-1936
NPG 5224(6)
by Herbert Rose Barraud, published by Eglington & Co
carbon print, published 1 February 1890
NPG Ax9362
by Emil Otto ('E.O.') Hoppé
silver bromide print, 1911
NPG x133157
by Emil Otto ('E.O.') Hoppé
modern print on sepia-toned Veribrom paper, 1911
NPG x132913
by David Lees
vintage bromide print, 1948
NPG x126687
by David Lees
vintage bromide print, 1950
NPG x126681
by David Lees
vintage bromide print, 1950
NPG x126686
by David Lees
vintage bromide print, 1950
NPG x126688
by David Lees
vintage bromide print, 1950
NPG x126689
by Cecil Beaton
bromide print on white card mount, 1962
NPG x14053
by Cecil Beaton
bromide print, May 1962
NPG x40074
by Cecil Beaton
bromide print, May 1962
NPG x40075
by Robin Moore Ede
pencil, 1957
NPG D11058
by Robin Moore Ede
pencil, 1957
NPG D11059
by Robin Moore Ede
pencil, 1957
NPG D11060
(Edward Henry) Gordon Craig; Sir Donald Wolfit (né Woolfitt)
possibly by Virginia Surtees
vintage snapshot print, early 1948
NPG x136219
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