Evelyn Waugh
(1903-1966), NovelistSitter associated with 53 portraits
Novelist famed for his satirical observations and black humour in works such as Vile Bodies (1930) and Scoop (1938). Waugh wrote the romantically nostalgic Brideshead Revisited (1945) and a trilogy of war novels Sword of Honour (1952-61).
by Cecil Beaton
bromide print on white card mount, April 1955
NPG x14230
by Cecil Beaton
bromide print on card mount, April 1955
NPG x40396
Evelyn Waugh; (Maria) Teresa D'Arms (née Waugh)
by Yevonde
bromide print, 1956
NPG x25292
(Maria) Teresa D'Arms (née Waugh); Evelyn Waugh
by Yevonde
matte bromide print, 1956
NPG x29853
Evelyn Waugh; (Maria) Teresa D'Arms (née Waugh)
by Yevonde
bromide print, 1956
NPG x29854
by Mark Gerson
cibachrome print from original transparency, March 1959
NPG x88242
Evelyn Waugh with his family and two Italian servants
by Mark Gerson
cibachrome print from original transparency, March 1959
NPG x88245
by Mark Gerson
cibachrome print from original transparency
NPG x76587
Related People
- (Maria) Teresa D'Arms (née Waugh) (daughter)
- Margaret ('Meg') Fitzherbert (née Waugh) (daughter)
- Veronica Keeling (née Waugh) (niece)
- Evelyn Florence Margaret Winifred Nightingale (née Gardner, formerly Waugh) (wife)
- Alexander Raban ('Alec') Waugh (brother)
- Andrew Alexander Waugh (nephew)
- Auberon Alexander Waugh (son)
- Harriet Mary ('Hatty') Waugh (daughter)
- James Waugh (son)
- Laura Waugh (née Herbert) (wife)
- Septimus Waugh (son)
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