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Walter Scott

(born 1867), Photographer

Artist associated with 10 portraits

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(Amélie) Julie Charlotte (née Castelnau), Lady Wallace, by Walter Scott - NPG x15501

(Amélie) Julie Charlotte (née Castelnau), Lady Wallace

by Walter Scott
platinum print on card mount, circa 1890
NPG x15501

Ramsay MacDonald, by Walter Scott - NPG x197825

Ramsay MacDonald

by Walter Scott
bromide postcard print, circa 1920s
NPG x197825

Sidney James Webb, Baron Passfield, by Walter Scott - NPG x12671

Sidney James Webb, Baron Passfield

by Walter Scott
postcard reproduction, mid 1920s
NPG x12671

Spencer Cecil Carpenter, published by Walter Scott - NPG x76154

Spencer Cecil Carpenter

published by Walter Scott
postcard print, mid 20th century
NPG x76154

William Stanton-Jones, by Walter Scott - NPG x159208

William Stanton-Jones

by Walter Scott
vintage bromide print, circa 1930
NPG x159208

Alfred Walter Frank Blunt, by Walter Scott - NPG x9466

Alfred Walter Frank Blunt

by Walter Scott
bromide print, circa 1931-1955
NPG x9466

Ernest William Barnes, by Walter Scott - NPG x9025

Ernest William Barnes

by Walter Scott
platinum print, 22 December 1932
NPG x9025

Peter Appleton, by Walter Scott - NPG x134173

Peter Appleton

by Walter Scott
bromide postcard print
NPG x134173

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Arthur William Thomson Perowne

by Walter Scott
vintage bromide print, circa 1920s
NPG x159376

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Cecil Wilfred Wilson

by Walter Scott
vintage bromide print, circa 1930s
NPG x159636

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