The Archive

The Friend. Article on Lord Minto and review of John Buchan's biography of him illustrated by de László's portrait sketch [6340] on p. 1053

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The Friend. Illustration of de László's portrait of Gilbert John, 4th Earl of Minto [6340] (see related item DLA095-0041)

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Sketch. Description of a gathering at Lady Ludlow's London home, Bath House, where tea was served in the "beautiful tapestried dining-room" in which de László's portrait of the hostess hangs "conspicuously" [6780]

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The Daily Telegraph. The de Lászlós attended a dinner party on Saturday given by Albert H. Whiten; other guests included the French Ambassador; General the Vicomte and the Vicomtesse de La Panouse; Lord and Lady Sydenham; Lady Burghclere; the Dowager Lady Camoys; Sir Evelyn Ruggles-Brise, and Lady Matthews

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African World. Illustration of de László's portrait of Mme Dresselhuys [4912], wife of the Liberian Minister to the Court of St. James's, accompanies an article announcing the forthcoming visit of the President of Liberia to Sierra Leone

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Liverpool Daily Post and Mercury. Alderman John Lea of the Liverpool Corporation Arts Sub-Committee announced that de László will visit the Autumn Exhibition at the Walker Art Gallery

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Liverpool Daily Post and Mercury. Announcement that de László will visit the Autumn Exhibition at the Walker Art Gallery, followed by a short biography of the artist

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The Observer. Article on the Christmas numbers of various publications, including The Illustrated London News, which displays a two-page reproduction of de László's "The Inspiration" [11772], better described, the writer says, by its original title "The Drawing Lesson"

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Strand Journal. The Illustrated London News' Christmas issue contains a full page reproduction of de László's "The Drawing Lesson" [11772]

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Liverpool Daily Post and Mercury. Alderman John Lea of the Liverpool Corporation Arts Sub-Committee announced that de László will visit the Autumn Exhibition at the Walker Art Gallery

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Sketch. Report on the forthcoming reception in honour of Lloyd George at (possibly) Londonderry House mentions de László's portrait of Lord Londonderry in uniform [6147], painted in three hours just before Lord Londonderry left for the front

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Morning Post. Article concerning Lord Minto's memoir, with an illustration from a sketch by de László of Lord Minto [6340]

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The Times. Mr and Mrs Philip de László have returned to London from the Continent

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The Evening Telegraph and Post. Exhibition of pictures at the Victoria Art Galleries, Dundee, opened in aid of the Lord Roberts Memorial Workshop Fund. A portrait by de László [6807] figures amongst great masters such as Velázquez and Raeburn

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The Dundee Advertiser. "A brilliant de László portrait" [6807] is included in an exhibition of paintings at the Victoria Art Galleries, Dundee, in aid of the Lord Roberts Memorial Workshops

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Dundee Courier. De László exhibits a portrait of a "charming girl" [6807] at the Victoria Art Galleries, Dundee in support of the Lord Roberts Memorial Workshops Fund

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Illustrated Chronicle. Photograph of Queen Marie of Romania sitting for her portrait [3200] in de László's studio

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The Times. Queen Marie of Romania, the Infante Alfonso and Infanta Beatrice of Spain visited de László's studio on Thursday afternoon

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Daily Express. At the Empire Ball at Lord Leverhulme's home in Hampstead, de László is to paint the portrait of the guest who attends in a costume most representative of the Empire or of one of the Empire's great men or women (DLA095-0161 is a duplicate of this item)

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Islington Daily Gazette. At the Empire Ball at Lord Leverhulme's home in Hampstead, de László is to paint the portrait of the guest who attends in a costume most representative of the Empire or of one of the Empire's great men or women.

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