Monro Scott Orr (1874-1955), also Munro, was an illustrator, painter and etcher, born in Irvine, Scotland, the brother of artist Stuart Orr.
Monro was the son of William Orr (b.1841), an iron and steel manufacturer and Margaret Ronald Orr (b.1845).
He died at the age of 80 in 1955.
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