| LUTYENS | Sir Edwin --, 1869-1944, British architect (7) |
| LEACOCK | Stephen --, 1869-1944, Canadian humorist and economist (7) |
| ARNHEM | Site of a 1944 British Army defeat |
| HEADLINE | 1944 British film based on the 1933 novel Reporter! by Ken Attiwill |
| LONDONER | 1944 British song composed by Hubert Gregg, Maybe It's Because I'm A _ (8) |
| TITANIA | A character depicted in Sir Edwin Henry Landseer's painting Scene from A Midsummer Night's Dream (7) |
| NELSONS | - Column; monument in Trafalgar Square flanked by four bronze lions sculpted by Sir Edwin Landseer (7) |
| RODGERS | British architect protects daughter of 21 (7) |
| RICHARD | British architect; designer of the Lloyd's Building and Millennium Dome in London (7,6) |
| JEKYLL | Drawing inspiration from her native cottage/farmyard gardens, an English landscape architect renowned for her work in collaboration with architect Sir Edwin Lutyens (6) |
| CENOTAPH | British war memorial in Whitehall, London, designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens (8) |
| LANDSEER | Lion: A Newfoundland Dog ...1824 oil painting by British artist Sir Edwin Henry ___ (b.1802 - d.1873) |
| LANDSCAPE | Without hesitation Sir Edwin frames better painting |
| THEMONARCHOFTHEGLEN | Painting by Sir Edwin Landseer |
| CASTLEDROGO | Country house near Drewsteignton, Devon, designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens |
| NEWDELHI | Asian city famed for its Sir Edwin Lutyens architecture (3,5) |
| SPENCE | Sir Basil ___ , British architect, d. 1976 (6) |
| EDWINLUTYENS | British architect who designed The Cenotaph on Whitehall (5,7) |
| EDWIN | British architect who designed The Cenotaph (5,7) |
| GLEN | The Monarch of the -; oil painting by Sir Edwin Landseer; or, a novel by Compton Mackenzie (4) |
