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John Stanton Ward

(1917-2007), Portrait painter, book illustrator and architectural draughtsman

Sitter in 8 portraits
Artist of 15 portraits
After studying at the Royal College of Art under Gilbert Spencer, Ward served with the Royal Engineers during the Second World War. He worked as an illustrator for Vogue before deciding to concentrate on portraiture. Elected to the Royal Academy in 1956, he resigned in 1997. Awarded a CBE in 1985.

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John Stanton Ward, by Norman Parkinson - NPG x30134

John Stanton Ward

by Norman Parkinson
chromogenic print, 1975
NPG x30134

Princess Anne; John Stanton Ward, by Fritz Curzon - NPG x35900

Princess Anne; John Stanton Ward

by Fritz Curzon
resin print, 1987-1988
NPG x35900

Princess Anne; John Stanton Ward, by Fritz Curzon - NPG x35901

Princess Anne; John Stanton Ward

by Fritz Curzon
resin print, 1987-1988
NPG x35901

Princess Anne; John Stanton Ward, by Fritz Curzon - NPG x35902

Princess Anne; John Stanton Ward

by Fritz Curzon
resin print, 1987-1988
NPG x35902

John Stanton Ward, by Donald Neame - NPG x31817

John Stanton Ward

by Donald Neame
bromide fibre print, October 1988
NPG x31817

John Stanton Ward, by James Galloway - NPG x126369

John Stanton Ward

by James Galloway
chromogenic print, May 2000
NPG x126369

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