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Sir Max Beerbohm

by Reginald Grenville Eves
pencil, 1936
NPG 4000

Sir Max Beerbohm

by Kay Bell Reynal
bromide print, 1955
NPG P202

Sir Max Beerbohm

by Kay Bell Reynal
bromide print, 1955
NPG P203

John Elliott Burns

by Sir Max Beerbohm
ink and wash
NPG 3851

Sir Walter Westley Russell

by Sir Max Beerbohm
pencil, pen and ink and watercolour
NPG 6427

Theodore Watts-Dunton

by Sir Max Beerbohm
ink and wash
NPG 6911

Sir Max Beerbohm

by Alvin Langdon Coburn
photogravure, 15 January 1908
NPG Ax7783

Sir Max Beerbohm

by Unknown photographer
bromide print, 1930s?
NPG x14349

Siegfried Sassoon; Florence (née Kahn), Lady Beerbohm; Sir Max Beerbohm

by Unknown photographer
velox snapshot print, circa 1937
NPG x46601

Sir Max Beerbohm

by Unknown photographer
velox snapshot print, circa 1937
NPG x46600

Sir Max Beerbohm

published by Cecil Beaton
bromide print on white card mount, 1937
NPG x14022

Sir Max Beerbohm

published by Cecil Beaton
bromide print, 1937
NPG x40016

Oscar Wilde

after Sir Max Beerbohm
relief halftone, (1894)
NPG D9983

George Meredith ('Men of the Day. No. 659.')

by Sir Max Beerbohm
chromolithograph, published in Vanity Fair 24 September 1896
NPG D44822

Sir Max Beerbohm ('Men of the Day. No. 696.')

by Walter Sickert
chromolithograph, published in Vanity Fair 9 December 1897
NPG D44885

Sir Max Beerbohm

by William Rothenstein
lithograph, published 1899 (1898)
NPG D32976

George Bernard Shaw ('Men of the Day. No. 995. "Magnetic, he has the power to infect almost everyone with the delight that he takes in himself. (Mr. George Bernard Shaw.)"')

by Sir Max Beerbohm
chromolithograph, published in Vanity Fair 28 December 1905
NPG D45307

William Johnson Galloway ('Men of the Day. No. 997. "He is very affluent."')

by Sir Max Beerbohm
chromolithograph, published in Vanity Fair 11 January 1906
NPG D45309

Sir Arthur Wing Pinero ('Men of the Day. No. 1000. "Though it is an arguable point whether he be, as it was once reputed, the most intellectual, he remains, beyond dispute, the dressiest, of contemporary British dramatists."')

by Sir Max Beerbohm
chromolithograph, published in Vanity Fair 1 February 1906
NPG D45312

Luis Maria Augusto Pinto de Soveral, Marquess de Soveral ('Men of the Day. No. 1086. "Unlike Wilkes, who was only half-an-hour behind the handsomest man in Europe, M. de Soveral is usually a minute or two ahead of him."')

by Sir Max Beerbohm
chromolithograph, published in Vanity Fair 2 October 1907
NPG D45400