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Guttenberg

(active 1900s-1930s), Photographer

Artist associated with 24 portraits

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Murray Carrington as Jethro, by Guttenberg - NPG x5679

Murray Carrington as Jethro

by Guttenberg
bromide postcard print, 1900s
NPG x5679

Henry George as Corso Donati, by Guttenberg - NPG x28197

Henry George as Corso Donati

by Guttenberg
bromide postcard print, 1900s
NPG x28197

Phyllis Le Grand, by Guttenberg - NPG Ax160362

Phyllis Le Grand

by Guttenberg
bromide postcard print, 1900s
NPG Ax160362

Blanche Tomlin in 'Gipsy Love', published by Guttenberg - NPG x139833

Blanche Tomlin in 'Gipsy Love'

published by Guttenberg
postcard print, 1900s
NPG x139833

Cyril Keightley as Pygmalion, by Guttenberg - NPG x18979

Cyril Keightley as Pygmalion

by Guttenberg
bromide postcard print, circa 1905
NPG x18979

Millie Lindon, by Guttenberg - NPG x20053

Millie Lindon

by Guttenberg
bromide postcard print, circa 1905
NPG x20053

Claire Pauncefort as Daphne, by Guttenberg - NPG x21732

Claire Pauncefort as Daphne

by Guttenberg
bromide postcard print, circa 1905
NPG x21732

H.A Saintsbury as Pharius, by Guttenberg - NPG x22335

H.A Saintsbury as Pharius

by Guttenberg
bromide postcard print, circa 1905
NPG x22335

Barbara Aird, by Guttenberg - NPG x273

Barbara Aird

by Guttenberg
postcard print, 1905
NPG x273

Frances Wetherall in 'Cynisca', by Guttenberg - NPG x27359

Frances Wetherall in 'Cynisca'

by Guttenberg
bromide postcard print, 1905 or before
NPG x27359

Cecil Duncan as Leucippus, by Guttenberg - NPG x28124

Cecil Duncan as Leucippus

by Guttenberg
bromide postcard print, circa 1905
NPG x28124

Aimèe Grey in 'The Earl and the Girl', by Guttenberg - NPG x36130

Aimèe Grey in 'The Earl and the Girl'

by Guttenberg
bromide postcard print, circa 1905
NPG x36130

Alfred E. Calver as Tybalt in 'Romeo and Juliet', by Guttenberg - NPG x5015

Alfred E. Calver as Tybalt in 'Romeo and Juliet'

by Guttenberg
bromide postcard print, circa 1905
NPG x5015

Murray Carrington as Pharaoh, by Guttenberg - NPG x5678

Murray Carrington as Pharaoh

by Guttenberg
bromide postcard print, circa 1905
NPG x5678

Nora Lancaster as Galatea in 'Pygmalion & Galatea', by Guttenberg - NPG x19804

Nora Lancaster as Galatea in 'Pygmalion & Galatea'

by Guttenberg
bromide postcard print, circa 1905
NPG x19804

Gerald Lawrence, by Guttenberg - NPG x19909

Gerald Lawrence

by Guttenberg
bromide postcard print, 1910s
NPG x19909

Maud Tiffany, by Guttenberg - NPG Ax160126

Maud Tiffany

by Guttenberg
bromide postcard print, 1910s
NPG Ax160126

Maud Tiffany, by Guttenberg - NPG Ax160160

Maud Tiffany

by Guttenberg
bromide postcard print, early 1910s
NPG Ax160160

José Collins, by Guttenberg - NPG x138220

José Collins

by Guttenberg
bromide postcard print, 1910s
NPG x138220

José Collins, by Guttenberg - NPG x138221

José Collins

by Guttenberg
bromide postcard print, 1910s
NPG x138221

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