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Clare Atwood
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Interior of the Coach Wheelwright's Shop at 4 1 2 Marshall Street, Soho, London (1897)
Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree (1852–1917), Rehearsing 'Henry VIII' by William Shakespeare at His Majesty's Theatre (1910)
Dish of Apples and a Pear (1915)
The Rehearsal, Drury Lane (1917)
Eleanor ('Nellie') Terry (1904–1975) (1918)
Olympia in War Time Royal Army Clothing Depot (1918)
Sunday, St Paul's Church, Covent Garden (1918)
Devonshire House, 1918 Voluntary Aid Detachment Workers Filing Papers in the Ballroom (1919)
The Terrace outside the Priest's House (1919)
Victoria Station, 1918 The Green Cross Corps (Women's Reserve Ambulance), Guiding Soldiers on Leave (1919)
Ellen Terry (1848–1928) (after George Frederick Watts) (1920)
The Dining Room at Smallhythe Place (1920)
Christmas Day in the London Bridge Young Men's Christian Association Canteen Her Royal Highness Princess Helena Victoria, Mrs Norrie and Miss Ellen Terry (1920)
Dame Ellen Terry (1847–1928), Aged 79 (1926)
Dame Ellen Terry (1847–1928), as a Young Woman (after the original of 1864 1865 by George Frederic Watts) (1928)
Finis (1928)
Michael Chaplin (b.1911) (1930)
Portrait of an Unknown Young Man with a Book in a Library (1930)
John Gielgud's Room (1933)
Billingsgate Fish Market, London (1936)
Interior of the Barn Theatre, Smallhythe Place Edith Ailsa Craig (1869–1947), Charles Staite and Irene Cooper Willis (1939)
Edith Ailsa Craig (1869–1947) (1943)
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