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Sir Frederick Stanley Maude

(1864-1917), Lieutenant-General

20th Century Portraits Catalogue Entry

Sitter in 4 portraits
Lieutenant-General. Maude played a conspicuous role in evacuating Allied troops at Gallipoli (1915) before taking command of the Mesopotamian army in 1916. Maude died of cholera in Baghdad.

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Sir Frederick Stanley Maude, by Edmund Joseph Sullivan - NPG 6110

Sir Frederick Stanley Maude

by Edmund Joseph Sullivan
pen and ink, 1917
NPG 6110

General Officers of World War I, by John Singer Sargent - NPG 1954

General Officers of World War I

by John Singer Sargent
oil on canvas, 1922
On display in Room 25 on Floor 2 at the National Portrait Gallery
NPG 1954

Sir Frederick Stanley Maude, by Maull & Fox - NPG x21261

Sir Frederick Stanley Maude

by Maull & Fox
bromide cabinet card, 1917 or before
NPG x21261

Sir Frederick Stanley Maude, by Maull & Fox - NPG x21262

Sir Frederick Stanley Maude

by Maull & Fox
vintage print, 1917 or before
NPG x21262

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