William Strang
(1859-1921), Painter and etcherSitter in 11 portraits
Artist associated with 67 portraits
Painter and etcher; entered the Slade School of Art, 1875, where he was much influenced by Alphonso Legros. In the eighties and nineties, he concentrated on printmaking, producing numerous etched portraits, illustrations, and figure subjects of great psychological intensity and individuality; turned his attention more fully to painting after 1900.
by William Strang
etching, 1892
NPG 1884
by William Strang
goldpoint, engraved 1898
NPG 2773
by William Strang
pencil, circa 1898
NPG 2919
by William Strang
goldpoint, 1898
NPG 5979
by William Strang
pencil, 1901
NPG 3185
by William Strang
chalk, 1902
NPG 2927
by William Strang
chalk, 1904
NPG 2927a
by William Strang
chalk, 1904
NPG 2927b
by William Strang
etching, 1906
NPG 5977
Sir Charles Wentworth Dilke, 2nd Bt
by William Strang
pencil, 1908
NPG 3819
by William Strang
oil on canvas, 1908
NPG 1908
Garnet Joseph Wolseley, 1st Viscount Wolseley
by William Strang
chalk, 1908
NPG 4059
by William Strang
etching, 1912
NPG 4568
Walter Runciman, 1st Viscount Runciman of Doxford
by William Strang
drypoint and engraving, 1913
NPG 5157
by William Strang
oil on canvas, 1917
NPG 4533
by William Strang
pencil, 1919
NPG 1922
by William Strang, after Robert Edge Pine
etching, late 19th century
NPG D16927
by William Strang
photogravure, circa 1880-1902
NPG D3302
by William Strang, printed by David Strang
etching, 1883
NPG D31915
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