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University of Manchester

public research university in Manchester, England, United Kingdom

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8 paintings

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  • Dr Joseph Gouge Greenwood (1821–1894), Principal of Owens College and First Vice-Chancellor of the Victoria University
    Dr Joseph Gouge Greenwood (1821–1894), Principal of Owens College and First Vice-Chancellor of the Victoria University
    John Herbert Evelyn Partington
    1882 · University of Manchester
  • Sir Henry Enfield Roscoe (1833–1915), Professor of Chemistry (1857–1886)
    Sir Henry Enfield Roscoe (1833–1915), Professor of Chemistry (1857–1886)
    Hubert von Herkomer
    · University of Manchester
  • Osborne Reynolds
    Osborne Reynolds
    John Collier
    1904 · University of Manchester
  • A. W. Ward, Principal of Owens College (1895–1897)
    A. W. Ward, Principal of Owens College (1895–1897)
    Hubert von Herkomer
    c. 1898 · University of Manchester
  • The Right Honourable Viscount Morley of Blackburn, Chancellor of the Victoria University of Manchester
    The Right Honourable Viscount Morley of Blackburn, Chancellor of the Victoria University of Manchester
    Hubert von Herkomer
    · University of Manchester
  • Alfred Angus Neild (1822–1906), Chairman of the Council of Owen College (1864–1887)
    Alfred Angus Neild (1822–1906), Chairman of the Council of Owen College (1864–1887)
    Hubert von Herkomer
    c. 1889 · University of Manchester
  • Hans Renold (1852–1943)
    Hans Renold (1852–1943)
    William H. Myers
    · University of Manchester
  • MImage under copyright
    Michael Sadler, Professor of History and Administration of Education
    Héléna Arsène Darmesteter
    1908 · University of Manchester
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