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Sir Denys Lasdun

(1914-2001), Architect

Sir Denys Louis Lasdun

Sitter in 6 portraits
Architect; his first major building was for Peter Robinson, the Strand (1957-9); his influential designs have included the Royal College of Physicians (1960-4), Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge (1959-67), the University of East Anglia (1962-8) and the National Theatre (1961-76).

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Laurence Olivier; Sir Denys Lasdun, by Keystone Press Agency Ltd - NPG x194011

Laurence Olivier; Sir Denys Lasdun

by Keystone Press Agency Ltd
bromide print, 22 November 1967
NPG x194011

Laurence Olivier; Sir Denys Lasdun, by Associated Newspapers - NPG x198495

Laurence Olivier; Sir Denys Lasdun

by Associated Newspapers
gelatin silver press print, December 1967
NPG x198495

Sir Denys Lasdun, by Tom Evans - NPG x27487

Sir Denys Lasdun

by Tom Evans
bromide print, 1985
NPG x27487

Sir Denys Lasdun, by Philip Sayer - NPG x76425

Sir Denys Lasdun

by Philip Sayer
cibachrome print from original transparency, 1990
NPG x76425

Sir Denys Lasdun, by Geoff Wilson - NPG x76446

Sir Denys Lasdun

by Geoff Wilson
bromide fibre print, October 1991
NPG x76446

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Sir Denys Lasdun

by Bill Brandt
bromide print on card mount, 1980
NPG x22440

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