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Sir Noel Foley

c. 1985-1990
Brian Dunlop

oil on canvas (frame: 111.0 cm x 95.0 cm, support: 93.0 cm x 72.0 cm)
Sir Noel Foley

Collection: National Portrait Gallery
Gift of Lady Foley 2015
© Brian Dunlop/Copyright Agency, 2022

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2015.97
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Artist and subject

Brian Dunlop (age 47 in 1985)

Sir Noel Foley CBE (age 71 in 1985)

Subject professions

Business, trades and industry

Donated by

Lady Jean Foley (1 portrait)

Related portraits
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Portrait of Brian Dunlop
Joseph Brown
Brian Loton
Sir Arvi Parbo
1. Portrait of Brian Dunlop, c. 1972 Bryan Westwood. © Bryan Westwood/Copyright Agency, 2022. 2. Joseph Brown, 1980 Brian Dunlop. © Brian Dunlop/Copyright Agency, 2022. 3. Brian Loton, 1996 Brian Dunlop. © Brian Dunlop/Copyright Agency, 2022. 4. Sir Arvi Parbo, 1992 Brian Dunlop. © Brian Dunlop/Copyright Agency, 2022.

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Portrait of Brian Dunlop
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Portrait of Brian Dunlop
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A quiet moment

Magazine article by Helene Ladomirska, 2006

As Bryan Westwood’s portrait of Brian Dunlop hangs adjacent to Brian Dunlop’s portrait of the philanthropist Dr Joseph Brown AO OBE, we see the artist of one work as the subject of the other. 
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