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David Jagger

David Jagger (1891 - 1958) was active/lived in United Kingdom.  David Jagger is known for Landscape and portrait painting (notables, children).

David Jagger was a painter who resided in the United Kingdom during the 20th century.  Along with his sister Edith and older brother Charles Sargeant Jagger, the trio achieved national acclaim. Each attended Sheffield School of Art, and in 1940 exhibited together in a special exhibition at Rotherham Art Gallery and Museum.

David Jagger painted landscapes and specialized in portraits of royalty and other exalted people. The most notable of his works is the painting of Robert Baden-Powell. He also produced many copies of this portrait.  The original was presented to Baden-Powell during the 21st Coming of Age World Jamboree on August 29, 1929.

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