Bryan Organ

1935

British artist (born 1935)

Bryan Organ is a British artist considered one of the leading and most innovative English portrait painters of the 20th century. His paintings have included portraits of prominent public figures and of members of the British royal family. Organ is also known for landscape paintings, such as St Pancras Station, and lithographic studies of animals (Tate). London's National Portrait Gallery holds a total of sixteen of his portraits of which six were commissioned by the Gallery's Trustees.

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Race Meeting

Sir David E. N. Davies (b.1935), Vice-Chancellor of Loughborough University (1988–1993)

Sir Rex Richards

St Pancras Station, London

The Brickyard, Glenfield, Leicestershire

Cage Birds at a Show

Number 3 Composition

Frank Oldham, Former Headmaster of John Cleveland College

Pendulum Number 3

Tippett at De Montfort Hall

Sir Roy Strong

Hawker Harrier

Sir Eric Ashby (1904–1992), Baron Ashby, Master (1958–1975)

Eric Pinkett (1911–1979)

I. K. Brunel

Sir Alec Cairncross (1911–1998), Master (1968–1978)

Charles III (b.1948), when Prince Charles

Harold Macmillan, 1st Earl of Stockton

Harold Macmillan, 1st Earl of Stockton, Chancellor (1960–1986)

Prince Charles

Sir Richard Attenborough (1923–2014)

Diana, Princess of Wales

Alfred Thompson ('Tom') Denning, Baron Denning

Dorothy Hodgkin (1910–1994)

Sir Geoffrey Arthur (1920–1984), KCMG, Master (1975–1984)

Daimler and Gallery Attendant

James Callaghan

Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

Sir Alan Hodgkin (1914–1998)

Sir Maurice Shock

George Porter (1920–2002), Baron Porter of Luddenham

Lord Shawcross Seated

Sir Maurice Shock (1926–2018), Rector (1987–1994)

Dr Ken Edwards

Gerald Bernbaum (b.1936), Former Vice-Chancellor of South Bank University

Lord Dahrendorf (1929–2009)

Michael Atiyah (1929–2019)

John Penrose Barron (1934–2008), Master (1991–2003)

Lord Woolf (b.1933), Seated, Wearing Academic Robes (Harry Kenneth Woolf, Baron Woolf)

Sir Colin Lucas (b.1940), Fellow and Tutor (1973–1990), Master (1994–2001), Vice-Chancellor (1997–2004)

Lord Attenborough (diptych)

Roy Jenkins, Lord Jenkins of Hillhead, Chancellor (1987–2003)

Chris Patten, MA, Hon. DCL, Lord Patten of Barnes, Chancellor (since 2003)

Professor Elizabeth Fallaize

Martin John Rees (b.1942)

Sir Graeme Davies (b.1937)

Attenborough in Paradise (Portrait of Sir David Attenborough)