File:Charles-Aitken.jpg

Pencil drawing of Charles Aitken (1869-1936), director of the Tate gallery.

Retrieved from Tate gallery, 8 October 2008.

The Tate web site specifies © Tate Archive, 2003. The archive record TGA 8524/28 on this work specifies that it is undated and the artist is unknown.[1]

The sitter appears to be no more than 40, and the drawing almost undoubtedly from life, which would make the work before 1909. The work may now be in the public domain.

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