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George & Rebecca Lavis

(active 1863-1883), Photographers

Artist of 8 portraits
A fashionable portrait studio in Eastbourne, Sussex, operated jointly by husband and wife George and Rebecca Lavis.

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William Smith, by George & Rebecca Lavis - NPG Ax14879

William Smith

by George & Rebecca Lavis
albumen carte-de-visite, 1860s
NPG Ax14879

(Charles) Locock Webb, by George & Rebecca Lavis - NPG Ax39770

(Charles) Locock Webb

by George & Rebecca Lavis
albumen carte-de-visite, 1860s
NPG Ax39770

George Cruikshank, by George & Rebecca Lavis - NPG x7062

George Cruikshank

by George & Rebecca Lavis
albumen cabinet card, 1860s
NPG x7062

John Wilkinson, by George & Rebecca Lavis - NPG Ax5566

John Wilkinson

by George & Rebecca Lavis
albumen cabinet card, early-mid 1870s
NPG Ax5566

Unknown clergyman, by George & Rebecca Lavis - NPG Ax46245

Unknown clergyman

by George & Rebecca Lavis
albumen carte-de-visite, 1870s
NPG Ax46245

Unknown clergyman, by George & Rebecca Lavis - NPG Ax46246

Unknown clergyman

by George & Rebecca Lavis
albumen carte-de-visite, 1870s
NPG Ax46246

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Waite Hockin Stirling

by George & Rebecca Lavis
albumen cabinet card, circa 1880s
NPG x159509

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