Category:Oswald Birley

**Oswald Birley**
	English portrait painter and royal portraitist (1880-1952)
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Date of birth	31 March 1880; Auckland
Date of death	6 May 1952; London
Place of burial	The Parish Church of All Saints (churchyard);
Work period (start)	1895;
Work period (end)	1952;
Country of citizenship	United Kingdom; United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland (Royal and Parliamentary Titles Act 1927, –1927); New Zealand;
Educated at	Harrow School; Trinity College;
Occupation	painter; military officer;
Father	Hugh Francis Birley;
Mother	Elizabeth McQuorquodale;
Child	Maxime de la Falaise; Mark Birley;
Spouse	Rhoda Vava Mary Lecky Pike (1921–);
Work location	London; Paris; Dresden; Florence;
Award received	Military Cross; Knight Bachelor;
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	Q3357504; ISNI: 0000000069233495; VIAF ID: 95760240; GND ID: 1152042718; Library of Congress authority ID: no2016007941; Bibliothèque nationale de France ID: 14969824w; Oxford Dictionary of National Biography ID: 31900; BabelNet ID: 03125323n; Union List of Artist Names ID: 500012987; RKDartists ID: 8570; Europeana entity: agent/base/161639
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