Sir Richard Rogers
(1933-2021), ArchitectSir Richard George Rogers, Baron Rogers of Riverside
Sitter in 17 portraits
Born in Florence, Rogers trained at London's Architectural Association and Yale University. In 1963 he was one of the architectural practice Team 4, with Norman Foster, Wendy Cheesman and Su Rogers, whose work included the factory for Reliance Controls Ltd, Swindon (1967). He gained international recognition, with Renzo Piano, for the design of the Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris (1971-77). His other designs included Lloyd's Building, London (1986), European Court of Human Rights, Strasbourg (1989-95), Millennium Dome, Greenwich (2000) and Maggie's Centre, London, which was awarded the Stirling Prize 2009. He was the 2007 Pritzker Architecture Prize Laureate, and received a lifetime achievement at the 2006 Venice Biennale.
Explore the portrait of Sir Richard Rogers by Sir Eduardo Paolozzi (NPG 6021) from all angles
by Lord Snowdon
vintage bromide print, 20 July 1984
NPG P836
by Sir Eduardo Paolozzi
pen and ink on tracing paper, 1988
NPG 6022(1)
by Sir Eduardo Paolozzi
pencil and ink on tracing paper, 1988
NPG 6022(2)
by Sir Eduardo Paolozzi
pencil and ink on tracing paper, 1988
NPG 6022(3)
by Sir Eduardo Paolozzi
pencil and ink on tracing paper, 1988
NPG 6022(4)
by Sir Eduardo Paolozzi
pencil and ink on tracing paper, 1988
NPG 6022(5)
by Sir Eduardo Paolozzi
pencil and ink on tracing paper, 1988
NPG 6022(6)
by Sir Eduardo Paolozzi
pencil and ink on tracing paper, 1988
NPG 6022(7)
by Sir Eduardo Paolozzi
pencil and ink on tracing paper, 1988
NPG 6022(8)
by Sir Eduardo Paolozzi
pencil and ink on tracing paper, 1988
NPG 6022(9)
Ruth Elias, Lady Rogers; Sir Richard Rogers
by Derry Moore, 12th Earl of Drogheda
colour print, 1993
NPG P534
by Michael Birt
bromide print, 15 October 1982
NPG x23476
by Stephen Hyde
bromide print, 21 January 1986
NPG x27439
by Stephen Hyde
bromide print, 21 January 1986
NPG x126387
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