E.O. Hoppe

Born in Munich, Emil Otto Hoppé (1878-1972) moved to Britain in 1902 and began a photographic career in 1907. He became known for photographing leading figures from the worlds of politics, literature and the arts. His famous sitters included Tilly Losch, Nijinsky, Margot Fonteyn, Jacob Epstein, Somerset Maugham and members of the royal family.

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TP130 E.O. Hoppe and Margot Hoppe

Christmas card from the couple

E.O. Hoppe, by Rudolf Dührkoop

Olive Rubens (née Hood)

Taking part in Lady Huntingdon's and Lady Massereene's 'Omar Khayyam' tableaux given at Mrs Marsh's house in Arlington Street in aid of war charities, June 1916. Olive was married to Walter Emil Rubens, brother of the composer Paul Rubens.

Margot Asquith

Jacob Epstein, c.1912

Dancer Carmen Tórtola Valencia

Samuel Coleridge Taylor

Taken 7 June 1912

Hazel, Lady Lavery

Painter and second wife of Sir John Lavery, c.1915

Paul Manship

American sculptor

Leon Bakst

Renée Sintenis

German sculptor

Frederic Herbert Trench

Irish poet

Billie Carleton

Alfred D'Orsay Tennyson Dickens

Sixth child of Charles Dickens, co,1910

Vita Sackville-West