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Ernest Procter

(1886-1935), Artist

Sitter in 1 portrait
Artist of 40 portraits
Painter; studied in Cornwall with Stanhope Forbes (1907-10) and in Paris (1910) before marrying fellow artist, Dod Shaw in 1912. During the First World War he served with the British Red Cross Society as an orderly in Dunkirk, documenting his experiences in works of art. After the War he and his wife were commissioned to decorate the Kokine Palace in Burma (1919-20).

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Sir Thomas Beecham, 2nd Bt

by Ernest Procter
pencil, 1929
NPG 4975(11)

Frederick Delius

by Ernest Procter
pencil, 1929
NPG 4975(1)

Frederick Delius

by Ernest Procter
oil on millboard, 1929
NPG 3861

Group including Frederick Delius and Philip Arnold Heseltine

by Ernest Procter
pencil, 1929
NPG 4975(8)

Sir Landon Ronald

by Ernest Procter
pencil, 1929
NPG 4975(13)

Sir Thomas Beecham Conducting 'A Mass of Life' at the Queen's Hall, 1929

by Ernest Procter
composite of 16 pencil studies, 1929
NPG 6108

Frederick Delius

by Ernest Procter
pencil, 1929
NPG 4975(2)

Frederick Delius

by Ernest Procter
pencil, 1929
NPG 4975(3)

Frederick Delius

by Ernest Procter
pencil, 1929
NPG 4975(4)

Frederick Delius

by Ernest Procter
pencil, 1929
NPG 4975(5)

Frederick Delius

by Ernest Procter
pencil, 1929
NPG 4975(6)

Frederick Delius

by Ernest Procter
pencil, 1929
NPG 4975(7)

Sir Thomas Beecham, 2nd Bt

by Ernest Procter
pencil, 1929
NPG 4975(9)

Sir Thomas Beecham, 2nd Bt

by Ernest Procter
pencil, 1929
NPG 4975(10)

Sir Landon Ronald

by Ernest Procter
pencil, 1929
NPG 4975(12)

Grand piano and timpani

by Ernest Procter
pencil, 1929
NPG 4975(14)

Frederick Delius with five members of the orchestra

by Ernest Procter
pencil, 1929
NPG 4975(15)

Sir Thomas Beecham, 2nd Bt

by Ernest Procter
pencil, 1929
NPG 4975(16)

Unknown sitters

by Ernest Procter
pencil, 1929
NPG 4975(17)

Unknown sitters

by Ernest Procter
pencil, 1929
NPG 4975(18)

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Doris Margaret ('Dod') Procter (née Shaw) (wife)

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