Henry Stacy Marks
(1829-1898), PainterLater Victorian Portraits Catalogue Entry
Sitter in 10 portraits
One of the founders of the St John's Wood Clique, Marks had a reputation for his high spirits and conviviality. He enjoyed success as a painter of Shakespearean and historical subjects and, later, ornithological pictures. He also turned his talents to everything ranging from decorative designs for interiors and ceramics to magazine illustrations and advertising posters.
by David Wilkie Wynfield
albumen print, 1860s
NPG P78
by David Wilkie Wynfield
albumen print, 1863
NPG P94
The Royal Academy Conversazione, 1891
by George Henry Grenville Manton
pen, ink and gouache, 1891
NPG 2820
Selecting Committee, Royal Academy, circa 1892
by Reginald Cleaver
pen and ink, circa 1892
NPG 4245
by Elliott & Fry
albumen carte-de-visite, circa 1871
NPG x196981
by Ralph Winwood Robinson, published by C. Whittingham & Co
platinum print, circa 1889, published 1892
NPG x7377
after Elliott & Fry
wood engraving, published 1871
NPG D23461
Frederick Walker; Henry Stacy Marks
published by Illustrated London News, after C.A. Duval & Co (Charles Allen Du Val), and after Elliott & Fry
wood engraving, published 8 May 1875
NPG D23463
after Unknown artist
wood engraving, 1898 or after
NPG D23462
after Charles Paul Renouard
photolithograph, published 1900
NPG D23460
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