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National Trust, Greys Court
Greys Court is a partial survivor of one of the great houses of the Middle Ages and the Elizabethan era. It is named after Lord de Grey who was given permission to crenellate in 1347, whence the Great Tower still survives.
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Sir Felix (John Morgan) Brunner (1897–1982), 3rd Bt, and (Dorothea) Elizabeth Irving (1904–2003), Lady Brunner 1982 William Percy Mundy (b.1936)Sir Felix (John Morgan) Brunner (1897–1982), 3rd Bt, and (Dorothea) Elizabeth Irving (1904–2003), Lady Brunner 1982 National Trust, Greys Court
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The Gardens of Greys Court, with Members of the Brunner Family Laurence Irving (1897–1988)The Gardens of Greys Court, with Members of the Brunner Family National Trust, Greys Court
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Street Scene in France (?) 1949 Laurence Irving (1897–1988)Street Scene in France (?) 1949 National Trust, Greys Court
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The Brunner Family 1947 John Leslie Berry (1920–2009)The Brunner Family 1947 National Trust, Greys Court
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French Town Square with Market 1949 Laurence Irving (1897–1988)French Town Square with Market 1949 National Trust, Greys Court
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'Lady of Title Removing Stallion from Croquet Lawn: Midnight – by the Master of the Horrid School of Teutonic Nights' Laurence Irving (1897–1988)'Lady of Title Removing Stallion from Croquet Lawn: Midnight – by the Master of the Horrid School of Teutonic Nights' National Trust, Greys Court
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Seascape T. WilsonSeascape National Trust, Greys Court
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Greys Court, from the North West 1993 James Lynch (b.1956)Greys Court, from the North West 1993 National Trust, Greys Court
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Sir Felix (John Morgan) Brunner (1897–1982), 3rd Bt, as an Artillery Officer 1917 Luke Fildes (1843–1927)Sir Felix (John Morgan) Brunner (1897–1982), 3rd Bt, as an Artillery Officer 1917 National Trust, Greys Court
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Sir John Brunner (1842–1919), 1st Bt c.1864 British SchoolSir John Brunner (1842–1919), 1st Bt c.1864 National Trust, Greys Court
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Elizabeth Blount, Lady Thomas Pope (c.1515–1593), formerly Basford, later Paulet mid-16th C–late 16th C British (English) SchoolElizabeth Blount, Lady Thomas Pope (c.1515–1593), formerly Basford, later Paulet mid-16th C–late 16th C National Trust, Greys Court
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Felix (John Morgan) Brunner (1897–1982), Later 3rd Bt, and His Sister Joyce Morgan Brunner (d.1979), Later Lady Worsley, as Children 1901 Millicent Etheldreda Gray (1873–1957)Felix (John Morgan) Brunner (1897–1982), Later 3rd Bt, and His Sister Joyce Morgan Brunner (d.1979), Later Lady Worsley, as Children 1901 National Trust, Greys Court
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Still Life with Lemons 20th C British SchoolStill Life with Lemons 20th C National Trust, Greys Court
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Seascape Edmund Thornton Crawford (1806–1885)Seascape National Trust, Greys Court
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Sir Francis Knollys the Younger (1553–1646), Earl of Banbury c.1630 British (English) SchoolSir Francis Knollys the Younger (1553–1646), Earl of Banbury c.1630 National Trust, Greys Court
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Pink Roses in a Landscape Setting 1969 Humphrey Waterfield (1908–1971)Pink Roses in a Landscape Setting 1969 National Trust, Greys Court
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(Dorothea) Elizabeth Irving (1904–2003), Lady Brunner c.1950 Barbara West (1898–1986)(Dorothea) Elizabeth Irving (1904–2003), Lady Brunner c.1950 National Trust, Greys Court
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Salome Davies (d.1874), Lady Brunner British SchoolSalome Davies (d.1874), Lady Brunner National Trust, Greys Court
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Harry Brodribb Irving (1870–1919) Reginald Grenville Eves (1876–1941)Harry Brodribb Irving (1870–1919) National Trust, Greys Court
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Catherine Stephens (1795–1882), Countess of Essex c.1805 George Henry Harlow (1787–1819)Catherine Stephens (1795–1882), Countess of Essex c.1805 National Trust, Greys Court
