The General Cemetery of All Souls, Kensal Green, boasts one of the finest
collection of funerary monuments in the world, with over 130 already Grade
II* or Grade II Listed in the national registry of buildings of special
architectural or historic interest. A great many more also mark the graves
of notable personalities, or appeal as
sculpture in their own right. We shall be adding to these pages over
the next few months.
Painter & Sculptors
Lady Alma-Tadema
née Laura Epps
(1852-1909)
Painter
Illustrators & Cartoonists
George Cruikshank
(1792-1878)
Illustrator & temperance campaigner (translated to St. Paul's Cathedral,
1878)
Architects
Thomas Allom
(1804-1872)
Collectors & Curators
Henry Spencer Ashbee
(1834-1900)
Bibliophile, collector of Cervantes & erotica
Richard Parkes Bonington
(1802-1828)
Painter
John Leech
(1817-1864)
Illustrator & cartoonist
Henry Ashton
(1801-1872)
Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke, FSA CIE
(1846-1911)
Architect, archaeologist & museum director
Joseph Durham
(1814-1877)
Sculptor
Sir John Tenniel
(1820-1914)
Illustrator & cartoonist
William Burn
(1789-1870)
John Lucas
(1807-1874)
Portrait painter
Sir Leslie Ward (“Spy”)
(1851-1922)
Cartoonist & caricaturist
Decimus Burton
(1800-1881)
Daniel Maclise, RA
(1806-1870)
History & portrait painter
John Gibson, FRIBA
(1817-1892)
William Mulready, RA
(1786-1863)
Painter & illustrator
Philip Hardwick, FRS RA
(1792-1870)
Philip Charles Hardwick
(1822-1892)
John William Waterhouse, RA
(1849-1917)
Painter
Owen Jones
(1809-1874)
John Shaw, FRS
(1803-1870)
John Tarring
(1805-1875)