Arthur Greenwood
(1880-1954), Politician, deputy leader of the Labour PartySitter in 29 portraits
Arthur Greenwood rose to prominence within the Labour Party as secretary to the party's Advisory Committees and then to its Research Department from 1927 until 1943. He entered Parliament in 1922 and became the party's deputy leader under Clement Attlee.
by Ivan Opffer
sanguine, 1930
NPG 5440
Clement Attlee; Arthur Greenwood
by Felix H. Man
bromide print, 1939
NPG P16
by Walter Stoneman
bromide print, 1924
NPG x167954
by Barratt's
bromide postcard print, 1929
NPG x197884
by Walter Stoneman
bromide print, 1930
NPG x167955
by Walter Stoneman
bromide print, August 1941
NPG x167956
by Karl Pollak
chlorobromide print on card mount, circa 1948
NPG x15022
by Tom Cottrell
chromolithographic cigarette card, 1929
NPG D2618
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28 November 2017, 08:23
His son was Anthony Greenwood MP