These portraits by Tim Walker accompanied the 2007 Vanity Fair article "England Made Them," by Christopher Hitchens, another notable English eccentric (polemicist, curmudgeon, and journalist)
Otis Ferry, master of the hounds for the village of Eaton Mascott
Artist Peter Armstrong in his London apartment, which he wallpapered in newspaper and magazine clippings
Patrick Wolf, singer-songwriter, with dancers of Ballet West, in the Stag Ballroom of the Mar Lodge Estate, Braemar, Scotland
Vivienne Westwood in the old Camden Palace in London
Three Guinness heirs, Tom Guinness, Jasmine Guinness, and Violet Ogden, seated at their ancestral home, Leixlip Castle in County Kildare, Ireland, with family friends and neighbors Georgina O'Hagan and Poppy Lloyd
Lady Isabella Cawdor with her children at Carnoch, Invernesshire, in the Scottish Highlands
Artist, model, and former trapezist Iris Palmer at Mill Hill Farm in Upper Slaughter, Gloucestershire
Gavin Pretor-Pinney, founder of the Cloud Appreciation Society and author The Cloudspotter's Guide, on a roof in Bloomsbury
Guinness heir Garech Brown at the family estate Luggala, County Wicklow, Ireland
The Marquis of Bath at his estate in Longleat, Wiltshire
Charlie the Penguin amongst portraits of the Marquis of Bath
Stella Tennant pays homage to her great-uncle Stephen Tennant
Actor John Hurt
Members of the Liverpool band Clinic, who never reveal their faces
Artist Grayson Perry, who accepted his 2003 Turner Prize in a crinoline dress
Homage to Bansky, the political graffiti artist whose face and identity are unknown
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