of Sir Henry Cole, in 1897 in Chelsea. They had four children, Francis who died in infancy, Stanislaus John, Joyce and Sally. Stanisław Julian Ignacy Ostroróg died in Paris on 22 February 1929. His nephew (younger brother Leon's son) and namesake, Stanislas Ostroróg, became a French diplomat and ambassador to Dublin and India among other postings. Museum and private collections In 2005, the National Portrait Gallery, London, mounted an exhibition entitled "Victorian Women", featuring the work of Walery, father and son. In Paris the Musée d'Orsay holds 72 items by "Walery", mostly children, family groups and politicians and artists. Gallery See also List of Poles References Bibliography Aneta Ostroróg, "Znany – nieznany – zapomniany. Nieco informacji o Stanisławie Julianie Ostrorogu, Dagerotyp 2005, nr 14, s. 5–13. Walery, Stanislas. (1923) (ur. Stanisław Julian Ignacy, Count Ostroróg – 1863–1929)Nus. Cent photographies Originales de Laryew. Published Paris: Librairie des Arts Décoratifs, A. Calavas. Zygmunt Wielowiejski, "Raport w sprawie Ostrorogów – aneks fotograficzny, Dagerotyp 2008, nr 17, pp. 31–47. External links Walery collection, National Portrait Gallery, London Victorian Women by Walery, National Portrait Gallery, London Hugues Fontaine's blog Zygmunt Wielowiejski, Walery: Heliograwiury—Introduction to Exhibition of Walery Jr. Heliogravures in the Lower Silesia Photography Centre, Wrocław, 2011 (in Polish). British portrait photographers Photographers from London Pioneers of photography 19th-century English photographers 20th-century French artists 20th-century photographers French photographers Fine art photographers French erotic photographers British people of Polish descent Stanislaw Julian Ignacy 1863 births 1929 deaths