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Portrait of Sidney James Webb (1859-1947) 1st Baron Passfield, c. 1910 (autochrome) (see also 2893)
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Portrait of Sidney James Webb (1859-1947) 1st Baron Passfield, c. 1910 (autochrome) (see also 2893)
BAL2900 Portrait of Sidney James Webb (1859-1947) 1st Baron Passfield, c.1910 (autochrome) (see also 2893) by Shaw, George Bernard (1856-1950); National Trust, Shaw Corner, Hertfordshire, UK
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Black And White Photo Economist Fabian Socialist
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This autochrome print showcases a remarkable portrait of Sidney James Webb, the 1st Baron Passfield. Taken around 1910 by the renowned photographer George Bernard Shaw, this photograph exudes an air of Victorian elegance. Seated in a dignified manner, Lord Passfield's presence is both commanding and introspective. His distinguished beard adds to his statesman-like appearance, while his half-length pose allows us to appreciate his refined features and thoughtful expression. Sidney James Webb was not only a prominent politician but also an influential economist and socialist thinker. As one of the founding members of the Fabian Society, he played a crucial role in shaping British social policy during the early 20th century. The use of autochrome photography lends a unique charm to this image, with its soft hues and delicate grain adding depth and texture. The attention to detail is evident as every line on Lord Passfield's face tells a story of wisdom gained through years of experience. Displayed at Shaw Corner in Hertfordshire, UK - now under the care of the National Trust - this portrait serves as a testament to Webb's enduring legacy. It captures not only his physical likeness but also hints at his intellectual prowess and unwavering dedication towards creating a more equitable society. Intriguingly captured by Bridgeman Images for Fine Art Finder, this print invites us into the world of an extraordinary man whose ideas continue to shape our understanding of politics and economics today.
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