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Sir James Wilfrid Stubbs (1910–2000), KCVO, PSGW, Grand Secretary (1958–1980)

Colin Corfield (1910–1991)

Museum of Freemasonry

Sir James Wilfrid Stubbs (1910–2000), KCVO, PSGW, Grand Secretary (1958–1980)

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Sir James Stubbs (1910–2000) was the Grand Secretary, or Chief Executive, of the United Grand Lodge of England, the governing body of Freemasonry in England and Wales, from 1958 to 1980. The initials that follow his name in the title are both civil and Masonic. The first set (KCVO) denotes his position as Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order. The second set (PSGW) denotes his additional role as Past Senior Grand Warden at the United Grand Lodge of England. He was also knighted in 1979 for his work as Grand Secretary. This portrait was commissioned by the United Grand Lodge of England and is one of a series of portraits of past Grand Secretaries. It shows Sir James Stubbs seated next to the collar worn by the Grand Secretary, whose emblem is a pair of crossed quills.

Museum of Freemasonry

London

Title

Sir James Wilfrid Stubbs (1910–2000), KCVO, PSGW, Grand Secretary (1958–1980)

Date

1963

Medium

oil on canvas

Measurements

H 126.5 x W 85 cm

Accession number

PCF2010.24

Acquisition method

commissioned by the United Grand Lodge of England, 1963

Work type

Painting

Inscription description

R. W. BRO. SIR JAMES STUBBS, K.C.V.O., P.S.G.W., GRAND SECRETARY, 1958-1980. by Colin Corfield 1964.'

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Artist or maker

Colin Corfield

1910–1991

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