Leslie Matthew Ward 137 Artworks

Doctors and Scientists. ‘A Master of the knife’. Sir A. Fripp.

Politicians – ‘Peace’. Mr. Henry Richard. 4 September 1880

Diplomacy – The Rt. Hon. Sir Nicholas O’Conor. 1 May 1907

Politicians – ‘To abandon Conservative ideals is to destroy the Empire.’ Sir John Dickson Poynder. 22 June 1905

Automobile Devotees. ‘Steam’. Mr. Frederick Abernethy Coleman. 6 November 1907

Sports, Miscellaneous; Carriages; ‘A Great Officer of State’, Lord Aveland, July 30, 1881

Politicians; ‘A Reformed Radical’, Sir Henry Ainslie Hoare, February 24, 1883

Politicians – ‘the British Expedition’. Gen. Lord Napier of Magdala. 20 April 1878

Americans. ‘A Diplomatic Cousin’. Mr. Henry White. 16 March 1899

Politicians – ‘Lulu’. Lewis Vernon Harcourt. September 26, 1895

Sports, Miscellaneous; Fencing; ‘He insists that his Pen is Mightier than his Sword’, Mr. Egerton Castle

Clergy. ‘A Modern Savonarolo’. Father Bernard Vaughan. 30 January 1907

Tess, Thomas Hardy

Politicians – ‘Slate’. Lord Penthyn. 25 March 1882

Clergy. ‘Rochester’ Edward Stuart Talbot. 21 April 1904

Turf Devotees; ‘Jem’, Captain James Octavius Machell, December 3, 1887

Politicians – ‘Westhoughton’. Lord Stanley. 29 March 1894

Vanity Fair, Businessmen and Empire Builders. ‘Bullion’. Mr. Stewart Pixley, J.P.D.L. – 25 January 1890

Washington Post – The Rt. Hon. Sir Henry Mortimer Durand. 12 May 1904

Sports, Miscellaneous; Gymnast; ‘Fred’, Captain Frederick G. Burnaby, December 2, 1876

Turf Devotees; ‘George Fox’, George Lane-Fox of Bramham, January 29, 1878

Doctors and Scientists. ‘Chemistry’. Sir William Ramsay. 2 December 1908

Politicians – ‘the brains of obstruction’. Mr. John O’Conner Power. 25 December 1886

Politicians – ‘Peking’. Sir Ernest Satow. 23 April 1903

Teachers and Headmasters; ‘Goody’, Reverand C. O. Goodford, January 22, 1876