Douglas Glass
(1901-1978), PhotographerSitter in 2 portraits
Artist associated with 20 portraits
Douglas Glass made his name as photographer of the 'Portrait Gallery' that ran every week in the Sunday Times from 1949 to 1961.
by Douglas Glass
bromide print, circa 1960
NPG P421
by Douglas Glass
vintage bromide print, 7 August 1949
NPG x33970
by Douglas Glass
vintage bromide print on card mount, circa 1950
NPG x47366
by Douglas Glass
bromide print on card mount, 1950s
NPG x45108
by Douglas Glass, for Paul Popper
vintage print, 1950s
NPG x194303
by Douglas Glass
gelatin silver print, December 1952
NPG x194483
by Douglas Glass
bromide print on card mount, 24 January 1954
NPG x20215
by Douglas Glass
modern bromide print, late 1950s
NPG x132402
Cecil Beaton with four other students
by Douglas Glass
bromide fibre print, 1958
NPG x40481
by Douglas Glass
vintage bromide print, 8 November 1959
NPG x134993
by Douglas Glass, for Paul Popper
bromide press print, 1960
NPG x184301
by Douglas Glass
bromide press print, February 1962
NPG x184040
by Douglas Glass
bromide press print, February 1962
NPG x184041
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Andy Carlron
08 January 2021, 05:20
Douglas Glass is mentioned briefly in My Life And Crimes, a memoir by Reginald Reynolds who was a friend of George Orwell.
Byron Travers
28 March 2020, 19:00
Douglas Glass taught me at the Maidstone College of Art in the late 50s. I am fortunate to have been photographed by him and still have the print.
Byron Travers
Gordon Edington
22 February 2021, 10:43
I have a portrait - of me - aged 1 - taken in 1946. 7cm x 9cm - overall including frame: 11 x 14. It is signed 'Douglas Glass '46' and on the reverse of the frame are the words: 'Copyright. DOUGLASS GLASS. 20 Abingdon Villas, London, W8. TELEPHONE: WESTERN 2336'