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People died in Dom (First 49 people) - Page 340
Arthur Stockdale Cope
Painter
John Craxton
English painter
Paul Hammond
English goalkeeper
Harry Brodribb Irving
British stage actor ‧ Henry Irving's son
Laurence Irving
Artist
Fred Terry
English actor
Keith Vaughan
British painter
Samuel Bentham
Mechanical engineer
Augustus Earle
Painter
Mason Chamberlin
English painter
Francis Hayman
English painter
Paul Sandby
Painter
Evelyn Beauchamp
Archaeologist ‧ George Carnarvon's daughter
Arthur Borton
Former Governor of Malta
Helen Beresford, Baroness Decies
Socialite
Lawrence Gowing
Artist
Raymond Durgnat
Film critic
John Minton
Painter
Johann Zoffany
German painter
Károly Brocky
Hungarian painter
Bradford Leslie
Civil engineer
William Beechey
British artist
Jacob van Huysum
Painter
Gerard Horenbout
David Sylvester
British art critic
Thomas Gann
Medical doctor
Kitty McKane
British tennis player
Dion Fortune
British occultist
Stanley Morison
British historian
John Hughlings Jackson
Neurologist
Hazel Lavery
Painter
Richard Caton Woodville
American artist
Dudley Hardy
Painter
Dora Diamant
Actress
James Gowan
Scottish architect
Berthold Goldschmidt
German composer
James Holman
British author
Gerhard Adler
Translator
Ray Strachey
British Politician
Herbert Rosenfeld
British psychoanalyst
Stephen Tomlin
British artist
Paula Heimann
German psychiatrist
Kay Laurell
American film actress
Walter Laird
Professional dancer
William Prout
Chemist
Mary Hansen
Australian guitarist
Iris Tree
Poet