Douglas Glass
(1901-1978), PhotographerSitter in 2 portraits
Artist associated with 20 portraits
Douglas Glass made his name as photographer of the 'Portrait Gallery' that ran every week in the Sunday Times from 1949 to 1961.
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Andy Carlron
08 January 2021, 05:20
Douglas Glass is mentioned briefly in My Life And Crimes, a memoir by Reginald Reynolds who was a friend of George Orwell.
Byron Travers
28 March 2020, 19:00
Douglas Glass taught me at the Maidstone College of Art in the late 50s. I am fortunate to have been photographed by him and still have the print.
Byron Travers
Gordon Edington
22 February 2021, 10:43
I have a portrait - of me - aged 1 - taken in 1946. 7cm x 9cm - overall including frame: 11 x 14. It is signed 'Douglas Glass '46' and on the reverse of the frame are the words: 'Copyright. DOUGLASS GLASS. 20 Abingdon Villas, London, W8. TELEPHONE: WESTERN 2336'