Philip Alexius de László (1869-1937), Portrait painter
Sitter in 5 portraits
Artist associated with 19 portraits
Born in Hungary, de László studied in Budapest, Paris and Munich before receiving his first significant commission from the Bulgarian royal family in 1894. In 1900 he married Lucy Madeline Guinness and in 1907 settled in London, embarking on a successful and prolific career painting royalty and members of the aristocracy. His success led to his being known as the ''Who's Who Painter'. He was naturalized as a British subject in 1914.
by Sir David Low
pencil, circa 1920s-1937
NPG 4529(207)
by Walter Benington
vintage chlorobromide print, 1928
NPG P969
by Walter Benington
vintage chlorobromide print, 1928
NPG P970
Princess Marina, Duchess of Kent; Philip Alexius de László
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by Unknown photographer
vintage print, 1 October 1934
NPG x137217
Damon Patrick de László (grandson)
Patrick David de László (son)
Stephanie Gay de László (granddaughter)
Links
All paintings by this artist on the BBC Your Paintings website
The de Laszlo Archive Trust, Brighton, East Sussex
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Austria
Germany
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Related pages
- Collected Archives - C-D
- Correspondence and Papers of Philip de László
- Learn more about Philip de László
- Guide to the correspondence and papers of Philip de László
- Online index and preliminary list
- Other archive material relating to Philip de László in the National Portrait Gallery
- Other sources of information about Philip de László
- Selected letters of Philip de László
- Artist - Laszlo






