Margaret Lindsay Williams

Margaret Lindsay Williams

1888 — 1960

Welsh painter (1888-1960)

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Works

Alderman Dr James Robinson, Lord Mayor of Cardiff (1913–1914)

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Alderman W. H. Pethybridge

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George Rowland Blades (1868–1953), Lord Ebbisham

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Hopkin Morgan, Mayor of Neath (1894, 1911, 1917 & 1921)

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John William Bodger (1856–1939), FLS, Secretary of the Museum

Margaret Lindsay Williams Peterborough Museum and Art Gallery

Judge Gwilym Williams of Miskin (1839–1906)

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Lord Gwilym Lloyd George (1894–1967), Lord Tenby

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Martha, the Artist's Mother

Margaret Lindsay Williams Glynn Vivian Art Gallery

Oliver Henry Jones of Fonmon Castle

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Portrait Study of a Lady

Margaret Lindsay Williams Newport Museum and Art Gallery

Sir John Wesley Courtis, Lord Mayor (1911–1912), High Sheriff (1916)

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Sir William Galloway (1840–1927)

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Ernest Howard Griffiths (1851–1932), ScD, FRS, Fellow (1897–1903), Honorary Fellow (1904–1932)

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Self Portrait

Margaret Lindsay Williams National Library of Wales

Wilson Jagger (1873–1937), ARCA (London), Principal of Cardiff School of Art

Margaret Lindsay Williams National Library of Wales

Clara Novello Davies (1861–1943)

Margaret Lindsay Williams National Museum Cardiff

Sir Robert Hughes

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Care of Wounded Soldiers at Cardiff Royal Infirmary during the Great War

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Edward VII (1841–1910)

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The Devil's Daughter

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James Havard Thomas (1853–1921), November 1917

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Mrs Walker

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Unveiling of the Welsh Historical Sculptures by the Right Honourable David Lloyd George

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Mary Jenkin-Lloyd

Margaret Lindsay Williams National Library of Wales

The Imprisoned soul

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David Davies (1871–1931), MSc, FGS

Margaret Lindsay Williams National Museum Cardiff

Warren G. Harding (painting)

Margaret Lindsay Williams National Portrait Gallery

Female Nude Torso

Margaret Lindsay Williams Reading Public Museum

Reverend David Hugh Williams (1865–1932), MA, Minister of Bethesda, High Street, Barry, Co-opted Member of the Barry Education Committee

Margaret Lindsay Williams National Library of Wales

James E. Turner (b.1861), Standing in front of Cardiff City Hall

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Mrs Emma Turner, née Warren (1861–1924)

Margaret Lindsay Williams National Library of Wales

Portrait of an Unknown Lord Mayor

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George Riddell (1865–1934), 1st Lord Riddell

Margaret Lindsay Williams National Museum Cardiff

Sir George Newman (1870–1948), Chief Medical Officer of the Board of Education, Ministry of Health (1907–1935)

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Doctor E. P. Hughes (1851–1925), MBE, MA, Hon. LLD

Margaret Lindsay Williams National Library of Wales

John Sankey, 1st Viscount Sankey, GBE, PC, KC (1866–1948); Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain (1929–1935)

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Sir Goronwy Owen (1881–1963)

Margaret Lindsay Williams National Museum Cardiff

Queen Mary (1867–1953)

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Sir Howard Button, Chairman of Middlesex County Council (1933–1936)

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Sir Daniel Lleufer Thomas (1863–1940)

Margaret Lindsay Williams National Museum Cardiff

Lady Owen Evans

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Sir D. Owen Evans (1876–1945), MP

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Ethel, Viscountess Snowden (née Annakin) (1881–1951)

Margaret Lindsay Williams Leeds Art Gallery

Lady Gwilym Lloyd George (d.1971), Lady Tenby

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W. T. Mellows (1842–1950)

Margaret Lindsay Williams Peterborough Museum and Art Gallery

Louise McIlroy (1874–1968)

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Frederick Marmaduke Osborn, Esq. (1874–1950), Chairman of the Sheffield Royal Hospital (1905–1948), Member of the Board (1912–1948)

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Elizabeth II (1926–2022)

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Lady Jane Grey, Lady Turnbull (1899-1991)

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