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Gibb McLaughlin
Film actor
Leon Griffiths
British writer
Peter Gordeno
Dancer
Martha Bernays
Sigmund Freud's wife
Julia Stephen
Model
Penelope Fitzgerald
Novelist
Elizabeth Bowen
Irish-British novelist
Philip Gidley King
Former Governor of New South Wales
Daniel Solander
Swedish naturalist
Robert Brown
Former South Carolina State Representative
Sarah Sophia Banks
English botanist
Leonard Woolley
British archaeologist
Ernest J. H. Mackay
Archeologist
Hilda Petrie
British egyptologist
Richard Stanley Peters
Philosopher
Thomas Gainsborough
Painter
James Abbott McNeill Whistler
American painter
Benjamin West
American artist
Orazio Gentileschi
Italian painter
Levina Teerlinc
Painter
Alfred Flechtheim
German art dealer
Charles Rennie Mackintosh
Scottish architect
William Orpen
Irish artist
Veza Canetti
Austrian poet
Melanie Klein
Austrian-British author
Dorothy Burlingham
American psychoanalyst
Christianna Brand
Writer
Richard Hopkins
British television producer
Robert Boyle
Irish natural philosopher
Darryl Hunt
English musician
Bob Cobbing
Poet
Francis Quarles
Poet
David Collins
Comedy actor
Kathy Kirby
English singer
Brian Gibson
English film director
Lord Alfred Paget
British Politician
Robert Walpole
Film producer
Lady Mary Wortley Montagu
English writer
John Hunter
Former Governor of New South Wales
Winnaretta Singer
Paris Singer
Industrialist
Mortimer Singer
American landholder
Robert Stephenson
Baseball pitcher
Thomas Young
American tenor
John Hawkshaw
English civil engineer
William Gilbert
Physician
Thomas Hancock
Engineer
