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Henry Torrens Anstruther

(1860-1926), Politician; MP for St Andrews

Sitter in 11 portraits

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Henry Torrens Anstruther, by Benjamin Stone - NPG x8268

Henry Torrens Anstruther

by Benjamin Stone
platinum print, circa 1897
NPG x8268

'The

'The "Unionist" Whips'

by Benjamin Stone
platinum print, 1899
NPG x128581

'The Seven Unionist

'The Seven Unionist "Whips" House of Commons 1899'

by Benjamin Stone
platinum print, July 1899
NPG x134984

'The Seven Unionist

'The Seven Unionist "Whips" of 1899'

by Benjamin Stone
platinum print, July 1899
NPG x134985

'Six Unionist Whips on the Terrace of the House of Commons', by Benjamin Stone - NPG x134986

'Six Unionist Whips on the Terrace of the House of Commons'

by Benjamin Stone
platinum print, 1899
NPG x134986

'The Seven

'The Seven "Unionist" Whips, House of Commons 1902'

by Benjamin Stone
platinum print, 1902
NPG x135302

'The Seven

'The Seven "Unionist" Whips, House of Commons 1902'

by Benjamin Stone
platinum print, 1902
NPG x135303

'The Seven

'The Seven "Unionist" Whips of the House of Commons'

by Benjamin Stone
platinum print, 1902
NPG x135304

'The Seven

'The Seven "Unionist" Whips, House of Commons 1902'

by Benjamin Stone
platinum print, 1902
NPG x135305

'The Seven

'The Seven "Unionist" Whips, House of Commons 1902'

by Benjamin Stone
platinum print, 1902
NPG x135306

Henry Torrens Anstruther ('Statesmen. No. 690.'), by Sir Leslie Ward - NPG D44877

Henry Torrens Anstruther ('Statesmen. No. 690.')

by Sir Leslie Ward
chromolithograph, published in Vanity Fair 14 October 1897
NPG D44877

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