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Summary

Bassano Ltd : Sir Sidney Lee (

)

Author

Bassano Ltd ( fl. 1901–1962)
Alternative names	Bassano Ltd, Royal Photographers; Bassano; Bassano Limited; Bassano Studio
Description	British photographic portrait studio
Work period	1901 –1962
Work location	38 Dover Street London United Kingdom
Authority file	: Q64919076 VIAF : 6091149198302674940002 BNF : 17114016v

Photographer

Unknown photographer

Title

Sir Sidney Lee

Depicted people

Sidney Lee

Date

28 November 1924

Medium

whole-plate glass negative

Collection

National Portrait Gallery

	Native name	National Portrait Gallery
	Parent institution	National Portrait Gallery Board of Trustees
	Location	London
	Coordinates	51° 30′ 33.84″ N, 0° 07′ 41.16″ W
	Established	1856
	Website	www.npg.org.uk
	Authority file	: Q238587 VIAF : 165430167 ISNI : 0000000121496058 ULAN : 500226159 LCCN : n79113062 Historic England : 1066285 WorldCat

Accession number

NPG x123063

Object history

1974: given by Bassano & Vandyk Studios

Source

National Portrait Gallery : NPG x123063

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