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Alastair John Campbell

(1957-), Journalist, political aide and writer; Director of Communications and Strategy (1997-2003)

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'The "den", 10 Downing Street' (Tony Blair and Alastair Campbell)

by Nick Danziger
bromide print, 14 March 2003
On display in Room 28 on Floor 2 at the National Portrait Gallery
NPG x131293

'Press Quarters of PM's Boeing 777 en route to Washington' (sitters including Tony Blair, Alastair Campbell), by Nick Danziger - NPG x131295

'Press Quarters of PM's Boeing 777 en route to Washington' (sitters including Tony Blair, Alastair Campbell)

by Nick Danziger
bromide print, 26 March 2003
NPG x131295

'The Road to Camp David Heliport' (sitters including Tony Blair and George W. Bush), by Nick Danziger - NPG x131296

'The Road to Camp David Heliport' (sitters including Tony Blair and George W. Bush)

by Nick Danziger
bromide print, 27 March 2003
NPG x131296

Alastair John Campbell; Peter Mandelson, by Richard Ansett - NPG x131415

Alastair John Campbell; Peter Mandelson

by Richard Ansett
chromogenic print, February 2005
NPG x131415

Fraser Kemp; Alastair John Campbell, by Martin Rowson - NPG D49436

Fraser Kemp; Alastair John Campbell

by Martin Rowson
pen and ink, 21 May 2002
NPG D49436

Mug Shots front cover artwork (Alastair John Campbell; Michael Foot), by Martin Rowson - NPG D49475

Mug Shots front cover artwork (Alastair John Campbell; Michael Foot)

by Martin Rowson
gouache and ink on paper, published 2005
NPG D49475

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