Charles Edmund Brock

1870 — 1938

British artist (1870-1938)

Charles Edmund Brock was a widely published English painter, line artist and book illustrator, who signed most of his work C. E. Brock. He was the eldest of four artist brothers, including Henry Matthew Brock, also an illustrator.

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Alan Percy (c.1480-1560), Master of St John's College, Cambridge

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Alan Percy (1480–1560), Master

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Lady Elizabeth de Clare (1294/1295–1360), Foundress of Clare College (copy after Joseph Freeman)

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Edward Byles Cowell (1826–1903), Fellow (1874–1903), Professor of Sanskrit (1867–1903)

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1896

Robert Sinker (1838–1913), DD, Fellow, College Librarian

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1897

Reverend Dr Handley Carr Glyn Moule (1841–1920), First Principal of Ridley Hall (1881–1899)

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1899

John Venn

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1899

The Reverend P. H. Mason

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1899

Walter William Skeat (1835–1912), Fellow, Professor of Anglo-Saxon (1878–1912)

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1905

Thomas Herbert Orpen, MA, Tutor (1886–1904)

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1907

Alexander Francis Kirkpatrick (1849–1940), DD, Master (1898–1907)

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1907

Reverend Dr Thomas Wortley Drury (1847–1926), Second Principal of Ridley Hall (1899–1907)

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1917

Alderman William Potter Spalding (1848–1916), JP, Mayor of Cambridge (1908–1910)

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1918

Walter Thomas Southward (d.1919)

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1921

Henry Joseph Corbett Knight (1859–1920), DD, Bishop of Gibraltar, Tutor (1885–1895)

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1924

Mark Wyatt of Chittering (1834–1925), Farmer

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Works

Alan Percy (c.1480-1560), Master of St John's College, Cambridge

Alan Percy (1480–1560), Master

Lady Elizabeth de Clare (1294/1295–1360), Foundress of Clare College (copy after Joseph Freeman)

Queen Victoria (1819–1901) (after Heinrich von Angeli)

Sir John Edwin Sandys (1844–1922), Fellow (1867–1922)

The Reverend Charles Taylor (1840–1908), DD, Fellow

George Murray Humphry

Henry Thomas Hall (1823–1894)

Byron's Pool at Dusk with a Figure in a Boat

William Campion (1820–1896), Fellow (1850–1892), President (1892–1896)

Samuel Savage Lewis (1836–1891), Fellow (1869–1891), Librarian and Antiquary

Edward Byles Cowell (1826–1903), Fellow (1874–1903), Professor of Sanskrit (1867–1903)

Robert Sinker (1838–1913), DD, Fellow, College Librarian

Reverend Dr Handley Carr Glyn Moule (1841–1920), First Principal of Ridley Hall (1881–1899)

John Venn

The Reverend P. H. Mason

Walter William Skeat (1835–1912), Fellow, Professor of Anglo-Saxon (1878–1912)

Thomas Herbert Orpen, MA, Tutor (1886–1904)

Alexander Francis Kirkpatrick (1849–1940), DD, Master (1898–1907)

Reverend Dr Thomas Wortley Drury (1847–1926), Second Principal of Ridley Hall (1899–1907)

Alderman William Potter Spalding (1848–1916), JP, Mayor of Cambridge (1908–1910)

Walter Thomas Southward (d.1919)

Henry Joseph Corbett Knight (1859–1920), DD, Bishop of Gibraltar, Tutor (1885–1895)

Mark Wyatt of Chittering (1834–1925), Farmer