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Sir Emery Walker

(1851-1933), Process-engraver and printer

Sitter in 11 portraits
Artist associated with 129 portraits

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Sir Emery Walker, by William Strang - NPG 5977

Sir Emery Walker

by William Strang
etching, 1906
NPG 5977

The Hammersmith Socialist Society, possibly by Sir Emery Walker - NPG x19650

The Hammersmith Socialist Society

possibly by Sir Emery Walker
12 x 10 inch glass plate negative, 1890-1891
NPG x19650

Sir Emery Walker, by Unknown photographer - NPG x31064

Sir Emery Walker

by Unknown photographer
glass negative, 1890s
NPG x31064

Sir Emery Walker, by Unknown photographer - NPG x200016

Sir Emery Walker

by Unknown photographer
modern bromide print, circa 1890
NPG x200016

The staff of the Kelmscott Press, by Unknown photographer - NPG x32758

The staff of the Kelmscott Press

by Unknown photographer
whole-plate glass negative, circa 1893
NPG x32758

Sir Emery Walker, by Unknown photographer - NPG x31052

Sir Emery Walker

by Unknown photographer
glass negative, 1920-1933
NPG x31052

Sir Emery Walker, by Walter Benington, for Elliott & Fry - NPG x19659

Sir Emery Walker

by Walter Benington, for Elliott & Fry
half-plate glass copy negative, circa 1926
NPG x19659

Sir Emery Walker, by Walter Benington, for Elliott & Fry - NPG x27214

Sir Emery Walker

by Walter Benington, for Elliott & Fry
bromide print, circa 1926
NPG x27214

Sir Emery Walker, by Walter Benington, for Elliott & Fry - NPG x27215

Sir Emery Walker

by Walter Benington, for Elliott & Fry
photogravure, circa 1926
NPG x27215

Sir Emery Walker, by Howard Coster - NPG x24254

Sir Emery Walker

by Howard Coster
half-plate film negative, 1930
NPG x24254

Sir Emery Walker, by Howard Coster - NPG x24255

Sir Emery Walker

by Howard Coster
half-plate film negative, 1930
NPG x24255

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