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THE ROYAL ACADEMY OF ARTS 

1769 1904 



HARRAL, Horace Etcher. 

4, Palsgrave Place^ 

Temple Bar. 
1862. 928 The watchman. "Except the 
Lord keep the city, etc." 
After H. S. Marks. 
932 Snow storm : Steamboat off a 
harbour's mouth making 
signals. After J. M. W. 
Turner, R.A. 

1865. 877 The orchard. After W. P. 

Burton. 
880 Landscape — Surrey. After W. 
P. Burton. 

1866. 812 A weary woman. After G. Du 

Maurier. 
813 In the wood. After W. P. 

Burton. 
828 TheNun. After G.Du Maurier. 

1869. 1 1 13 Summer on the coast. After 

W. Small. 

1870. 851 Summertime. After W. Small. 
856 Fishing boats bringing a dis- 
abled ship into Port Rys- 
dael. After J. M.W. Turner. 

HARRAND, Miss Lucie Painter. 

II, Alwyn Square^ Canonbury. 
1900. 1626 My sister. 

HARRIET, Miss Painter. 

Grove Place^ Brompton, 
1853. 26 A sketch. 

HARRINGTON, C Painter. 

1 2, Arabella Row^ Pitnlico, 
1818. 389 View at Mitcham, Surrey. 

HARRINGTON, Miss Emily. 

Painter. 
50, Buckingham Palace Rocul, 
1904. 744 A farmer's daughter. 

HARRINGTON, Harry ... Architect. 
9, Albert Square^ Manchester, 
1890. 1914 Livesey Hall, Lancashire. 

IV. 



HARRINGTON, Miss Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

1796. 362 Flowers. 

1797. 791 Flowers from nature. 

HARRINGTON and LEY. 

Architects. 
108, Fenchurch Street. 

1898. 1795 Houses at Mansfield. 

1899. 1666 Design for Cardiff new Town 

Hall. 

HARRIOTT, W. H Painter. 

iS» Clipstone Street 
181 1. 761 Saltwood Castle, near Hythe, 
Kent. 

West Hall, Mortlake. 
181 5. 172 Mailing Abbey, near Maid- 
stone, Kent. 
(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
181 7. 425 Cattle on the banks of the 

Thames. 
1837. 977 Schaffhausen. 

HARRIS, Lady Alice Painter. 

Tetworth Park, Ascot, 
1393. 943 The mountain witch. 

HARRIS, Arthur Painter. 

Elmbanky Netvport-on-Tay. 
1892. 1217 St. Andrew's from Tent's Muir. 

HARRIS, Edwin Painter. 

I, Temple Row, Birmingham, 

1882. 44.9 A calculation. 
646 Early spring. 

1883. 894 The wood-cutter's daughter. 

1884. Ill An important question. 

Newlyn, Penzance, 
1889. 314 An anxious heart. 

1 89 1. 621 A Village idyll. 

1892. loi The young mother. 

1^93. 93 First reading of the Home 

Rule BUI. 
903 Between "Yes" and "No." 
1895. 526 Gracie and Kitty, daughters of 

Edward Hain, Esq. 

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Harris, Edwin — continmd. 
1898. 379 Mrs. Edwin Harris. 
799 The chimney Corner. 

Cleeve Prior ^ Eversham, 
1904. 313 Dorothy. 

HARRIS, Eliza. 

Architectural Modeller. 
1837. 1149 A modelofthe new St. Michael's 
Church, Bath. 

HARRIS, Frederick Painter. 

22, Camdick Road^ Lincoln. 
1881. 633 The Lady shrine, Lincoln Ca- 
thedral. 
1 175 {F, Harris in index^ G, Harris 
in catalogue^ 

HARRIS, Frederick Painter. 

1 1, Brunsunck Terrace^ 

Stafford. 
1892. 111$ Dessert. 

HARRIS, George Painter. 

Sidcup Grten^ Foots Cray. 
1858. 186 The corsair chief. 

2, Oak Villas, Shooter!^ Hill. 
1873. ^53 Mabel. 

1875. 1209 Thinking of home. 

1879. 1228 Miss Winch. 

1880. 1277 Miss Winifred Alexander. 

1 88 1. 1 1 75 Grandma. 

HARRIS, George Walter ... Painter. 
13, Bedford Road, Clapham. 

1864. 423 Autumn Fruits. 

1865. 133 Fruit. 
176 do. 

30a Peaches, etc 

1869. 56 Peach and Grapes. 
411 Autumn fruits. 

I, Wanford Place, New Bamet. 

1870. loi Fruit. 
106 do. 
127 do. 

187 1. 495 do. 
1 145 do. 

1872. 322 Autumn fruits. 

1873. 131 Fruit. 

10, Springfield Villous, 

New Southgate. 

1876. 465 Fruit. 
930 do. 

1877. 570 do. and flowers. 

119, Shirley Road, 

West Brighton. 
1884. 45« Fruit. 



Fairfield Road, 

Burgess Hill, Sussex. 
1885. 914 Fruit. 
1887. 794 do. 
1893. 721 do. 

HARRIS, Henry Paintcn 

1 7, Salisbury Street. 

1826. 19 I^ncaster. 

1827. 255 Cottages at Hartlebury, Wor- 

cestershire. 
455 Sketch of Windermere from 

Bowness. 
892 Interior of Westminster Abbey. 
14, Charles Street, 

Middlesex Hospital. 
1840. 411 Caldecote Mill, Warwickshire. 

HARRIS, H. C Architect. 

76, St. Mary's Street, Cardiff. 
1878. 1120 New church for Methodists, 
Cardiff. 

HARRIS, Miss Isabella M.... Painter. 

5, Marlboro^ Road, St. Albans. 
1898. 1073 Poppies. 

13, Westland Road, Watford. 
1903. 918 Rhododendrons. 

HARRIS, J., Junr Painter. 

2 7, Mansion House Row. 
18 10. 276 Antirrhinum or Foxglove. 

HARRIS, J Painter. 

8, Strand. 
1827. 904 South-east view of the interior 
of Worcester Cathedral with 
the tomb of King John, and 
the sepulchral chapel of 
Prince Arthur in South 
Transept. 

HARRIS, James C, HRJ.... Painter. 
British Consulate, Nice. 
1883. 291 Valley of Lauterbrunnen and 
the Jungfrau. 

HARRIS, John Painter. 

Amelia Street, WcUworth. 
1797. 844 Insects. 
845 do. 

35, Penton Street, Walworth. 

1 80 1. 620 Fresh breeze. 

1802. 331 Insects. 

871 Basket fruit. 

1803. 577 A storm. " High o'er the bow- 

sprit, etc." 
1807. 345 Beggar's petition. "Pity the 
sorrows of a poor old man, 
etc." 



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1808. 449 Ploughman returning from la- 
bour. " The curfew tolls the 
knell, etc" 
27, Mansion House Row^ 

Kennington, 

1810. 378 Sunday evening, or rustic con- 

versation. 

181 1. 361 Head of Christ; a study. 
373 The blackbird. 

1814. 314 Ploughman returning from la- 
bour. "The curfew tolls, 
etc" 
323 A sea piece, with a distant 
view of Dover and the South 
Foreland. 

HARRIS, John Painter. 

55, Charles St.^ Westminster. 
1822, 543 The visit to the Cottage: Por- 
traits of Mr. W. Starkey 
and sons. "What's that, 
father?" 
13, Belvoir Terrace^ 

VauxhcUl Road. 

1832. 907 Portrait of H.R.H. the Duke 

of Sussex, M. W. Grand 
Master of the United Free 
and Accepted Masons of 
England. 

1833. 1007 View of the east end of the 

Church of St. Mark, com- 
monly called the Mayor's 
Chapel, Bristol. 
13, Nelson Terrace^ VauxhalL 

1834. 994 Representation of the raising 

of the block of granite which 
forms the pediment of the 
porch to the New Bride- 
well. 
1837. 187 Gaily tripping "on the light 
fantastic toe." 

17, Red Lion Street, 

1845. 251 Portrait. 

1846. 36 Madame Mechau Davis. 
97 Portrait. 

1847. 615 Miss Wingfield. 

1 848. 506 " Long did she gaze and silently 

upon the slumbering maid." 
715 "The vows to which her lips 
had sworn assent, etc." 

1849. '9 Nitetis; a study of part of a 

design by the artist of Nite- 
tis before Cambyses. 
76, Guildford Street, 

Russell Square, 

1850. 14 X Miss Ralli, daughter of the 

Greek Consul. 
207 The late Mrs. Ansted. 

4, Russell Place. 

1851. 774 Portrait of a young lady. 



HARRIS, Miss Lilian E. A. 

Miniature Painter. 
26, Russell Square. 
1904. 1 1 97 Mrs. Alexander Calvert. 

HARRIS, Miss Maude Painter. 

Goddington, Corona Road, 

Burnt Ash Hill, Lee. 
1904. 26 Normandy Fishwives. 

1 010 Fishmarket in Normandy. 

HARRIS, lMi*s. Millicent Painter* 

79, Ware Road, Hertford. 
1900. 1547 Dover Cliffs. 

HARRIS, Moses Painter. 

8, Duke Court, 

St. Martinis Lane. 
1785. 488 English Insects. 

HARRIS, Mrs. (formerly Miss Fanny 

Rosenberg) Painter. 

10, Red Cross Square. 
1848. 389 Imogen sleeping. 

429 The careful mother. 
566 Idle thoughts. 
{See Miss Fanny Rosenberg.) 

HARRIS, Robert Painter. 

6, New Compton Street. 
1883. 599 Head of a monk. 

HARRIS, Miss Sophia Painter. 

5, Beacon Hill, Camden Road. 
1889. 10 Interior, British Museum. 

27, Highbury Place. 
1 89 1. 2050 George Harris, Esq.; bust. 
i33> Morgan Mansions, 

Holloway. 
1904. 591 A study in orange. 

HARRIS, Thomas Architect. 

65, South Audley Street. 
1848. 1 1 64 A design for a church. 
8, Chapel Street, 

Grosvenor Square. 
1853. 1153 St. George's, Hanover Square, 
Workhouse. 
1 178 Dining Hall, do. 
12 10 Chapel, do. 

HARRIS, W Gem Engraver. 

4, Pall Mall. 

1788. 278 Frame with gem and impres- 

sion : the parting of Achilles 
and Briseis. — Horn. III. 

1789. 609 Thejudgment of Paris; an im- 

pression from a gem. 



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Harris, W. —continued, 

1790. 697 An impression from a gem. 

1791. 310 The entrance of Alexander into 

Babylon; an impression from 
a gem. 

1792. 748 An impression from a com- 

panjr^s seal. 



HARRIS, W Architect. 

At Mr./. Wyatfs, 

50, Lower Brook Street. 

1815. 762 Design for Public library, etc. 
819 Interior of Waltham Abbey, 

etc. 

18 1 6. 834 Design for a temple, etc. 

893 Design for a triumphal build- 
ing to commemorate the 
Battle of Waterloo, includ- 
ing a military library. 

181 7. 999 Design for a Town Hall and 

market place. 

18 18. 953 Design for a Triumphal En- 

trance to St. James's Park, 
on the site of the old palace, 
intended as a monument to 
commemorate the victories 
obtained by the British arms 
in the Peninsula. 

HARRIS, W Architect, 

55, Park Street^ 

Grosvenor Square. 
1840. 949 A Tomb in memory of the late 
H. Salisbury, Esq. 

HARRIS, William E Painter. 

<^l. Pall Mall. 

1889. 3 Harvest time — Boveney Lock 

on the Thames. 

Eton Wick, Windsor. 

1890. 950 Welsh meadow weeds. 

1 89 1. 973 A rick yard — Dorney Court 

Farm, near Eton. 

HARRISON, Alexander Painter. 

27, King Street, St. James. 
1888. 318 Moonrise. 

525 A rainy street. 

17, Rue Campagne Premihre, 
Paris. 
1896. 295 The great mirror. 
419 Dark Waters. 

HARRISON, Miss Anna Maria. 

Painter. 
53, Bemers Street. 
1846. 1138 A glass of flowers. 



HARRISON, Miss Annie Jane. 

Miniature Painter. 

77, Liverpool RocLd, Newccatle. 

1888. 1522 The late Lady Betty, daughter 

of the Marquis of Stafford. 

1889. 1608 Green and gold. 

1638 Captain A. Eardley-Wilmot. 
1672 Mrs. A. Eardley-Wilmot. 

128, Aldeney Street. 
1892. 1373 My late sister. 
1894. 1275 Mrs. A. W. Harrison. 
3, St. Augustus Square, 

Regenfs Park. 

1896. 1089 Psyche. 

1897. 72 The time of roses. 
1494 Juliet. 

1898. 1267 C. Graham, Esq. 
1364 Beatrice. 

171, Stanhope Street. 

1900. 1442 Portrait of a lady. 

1 90 1. 552 An allegory. 

1902. 1214 Maud. 

219, Maida Vale. 

1903. 1 1 59 Portrait of a lady. 

1904. 1284 Olivia. 

HARRISON, A. P Painter. 

181 6. 513 View of Magdalen Collie and 

bridge, Oxford. 
1 82 1. 931 A non-descript parrot, from a 

specimen in the London 

museum. 

HARRISON, B. R Architect. 

Messrs. Robinson, 

215, Piceadilfy. 

1809. 775 Design for a bath, intended as 

an object in a bath. 

Brampton Grove. 

18 10. 736 Design: Park Entrance, etc. 

Great Queen Street, 

IdncoltCs Inn. 
1 81 8. 920 View of the High Street, Ox- 
ford. 

HARRISON, D Architect. 

AtMr.L. Wyatfs, 

The Albany. 

1 8 18. 959 Design for a temple. 

1 819. 1 171 View of a lodge, etc. 

2 9, Harrison Street, Grays Inn. 
182 1. 948 Design for a national church, 
commemorative of the mili- 
tary and naval victories. 

HARRISON, Darent Painter. 

I 9, St. PauPs Studios, 

! West Kensington. 

' 1897. 963 May, daughter of Major J. H, 
I C. Harrison, R.E. 



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1898. 957 Olive, daughter of Frederic 

Harrison, Esq. 

1899. 47 Doris. 

1900. 361 Main Street, Montreuil-sur- 

Mer, from the bridge. 

HARRISON, Miss Emma Florence. 

Painter. 
10, Marlborough Road^ N. W. 
1887. 710 Bank's Alley, Tewkesbury. 

1890. 354 "Where now should such a 

child be sought, etc." 

1 89 1. 479 Bahdie. 

HARRISON, Frederick Painter. 

Chesnut Lodge^ Squires Mounts 
Hampstead, 

1 86 1. 218 Volunteers returning from firing. 

1863. 126 Confederate cavalry in a foray. 

1864. 327 The Three Fishers. — From 

Kingsley's song, 

1865. 4*3 AH in the Downs. 
1867. 160 Robinson Crusoe. 

HARRISON, F. E Painter. 

Squires Mounts Hampstead, 

1862. 957 Strawberries. 

1866. 652 Geraniums. 

1867. 870 Spring flower. 

HARRISON, G Architect. 

ffighgate, 
1832. 1096 House at the Quoerns, Glou- 
cestershire. 

HARRISON, George Henry. 

Painter. 
17, Porttnan Place. 

1840. 625 Norham Castle. 

1841. 766 The love ditty. "Charming 

Chloe, look with pity, etc." 
805 Charlton House, Kent, the 
seat of Sir Thomas M. Wil- 
son, Bart. The Lord of the 
Manor opening Horn Fair in 
1 761, etc. 
6, Bowling Green Lane^ 

Kennington, 

1842. 501 The departure. 

557 View from Hanging Wood, 
Charlton; Greenwich Hos- 
pital and Blackheath in the 
distance. 

611 Les arbres ont des oreilles. 

1843. 927 Little Red Riding Hood. 
1002 Flower. 

1016 "The days when we went gyp- 
sying, etc." 



15, Foley Place, 

1844. 606 The first born. 

1042 Lane scene — approach to 
Wormleybury, Herts. 

1845. 8® Morning on the coast of Nor- 

mandy. 
1053 Love. 

S3, Berners Street, 

1846. 543 Hide and seek. 

HARRISON, Mrs. George Henry 
(late Miss Mary P. Rossiter)* 

Fainter. 
78, Usson Grove North. 

1833. 583 Hollyhocks. 

Prospect Place i 

Upper Edmonton. 

1834. 520 Flowers. 
1023 Water lilies. 

50, Burton Street. 

1835. 537 Fox Gloves. 

8, Pickerington Place^ 

Paddington. 

1837. 964 A glass of flowers. 

1838. 699 An overturned basket of spring 

flowers. 

1839. 912 A fruit piece. 

17, Portman Plcue^ 

Edgeware Road. 

1840. 667 Hollyhocks. 

184 1. 391 Spring flowers. 

35, Burton Street^ 

Burton Crescent. 

1845. 904 Flowers. 

I, Holford Square^ Pentonville. 

1846. 414 Flowers. 

1847. 813 do. 

1848. 268 A small oil painting of roses. 

6, New Chapel Place, 

Kentish Town. 

1849. 10 Fruit. 

1851. 144 Springtime. 

1852. 82 Flowers. 

1853. 229 Flowers and fruit. 

1855. 1067 Bank of primroses. 

I, Great Camden Street. 

1856. 381 Primroses. 

Squire's Mount, Hampstead. 
1863. 368 Fruit. 

HARRISON, George L Painter. 

165, Gloucester Road, 

Regenfs Park. 
1882. 326 "Are you ready?" 
641 Disturbed. 

1 01, Comeragh Road, 

West Kensington. 
1896. 801 Going to pasture. 
1900. 757 After a long day's work. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Harrison, George L. — continued. 
1901. 7 ** Until the evening." 

741 Startled. 
1904. 710 On the South Coast. 

HARRISON, Gerald B. 

Miniature Painter. 
34, Norfolk Road^ Brighton. 
1898. 1309 Miss Reynolds. 

I, Boyle Street^ Savile Row, 

1900. 1491 N. G. ; a portrait. 

26, Norfolk Square^ Brighton, 

1 90 1. 360 Critics. 

1380 Study of a head. 

1902. 1 172 Sisters. 

19, Windsor Street^ Brighton, 
1904. 54 Joseph Longhurst, Esq. 

1 175 Adela, daughter of W. Hall, 
Esq. 

HARRISON, H Architect, etc. 

Berkley St., Berkley Square. 

1805. 686 Willingham Hall, Lincolnshire. 

1806. 908 Design for a temple. 

1807. 988 View near Richmond. 

1094 Sketch from the oaks at Can- 
terbury, 

1808. 953 Sketch for a mausoleum. 

1809. 523 View on Putney Bridge. 

HARRISON, Henry C Sculptor. 

109, Stanhope Street. 

1857. 1299 "Sibyll," from Bulwer's " Last 

of the Barons"; marble me- 
dallion. 

1858. 1322 Medallion portrait. 

1859. 1302 Rosalind; bust. " Thy loose 

hair in the night wind flying, 
etc." 

1864. io>9 Ino; marble. 

82, Upper Ebuty Street, 

1865. 1054 Innocence. 

1867. 1089 Little Red Riding Hood; mar- 
ble bust. 

107, Winchester Street. 
1870. 1 175 Girlhood; marble. 

3, Alfred Terrace^ Fulham. 

1872. 1534 Little Emiy, etc. 

1873. '590 Innocence; marble bas-relief. 
1875. "*^9 Master Charles Taylor; marble. 

6, St. Marks Grove, Fulham, 

1877. H03 W.H.Charlton, Esq.; marble. 

149* Summer; marble statuette of a 

daughter of Mr. Charles 

Taylor. 

1498 Winter; marble statuette of a 

daughter of Mr. Charles 

Taylor. 



HARRISON, J. ... Miniature Painter. 
3, New Ormond Street 
1784. 305 Portrait of a lady; a sketch. 

315 do. Gentleman; a 

sketch. 
1786. 465 Two characters in "As You 

like it." 
1789. 519 Portrait of a gentleman. 

2, John St., Tottenham Court Rd, 
1793- 456 Portrait of a gentleman. 

HARRISON, J. ... Miniature Painter. 
55, Gilly Gate, York. 
1846. 182 Lady Park. 

716 A sleeping child. 

7, Museum Street, York. 
1848. 15 Study of a head. 

Do., and 3, Grafton St. East. 

1850. 116 A study. 

York, and 51, Coleshill Street, 
Eaton Square. 

1851. 1073 Lady Seymour. 

59, Coleshill St., Eaton Sq. 

1852. 1054 The Marchioness of Ormond. 

69, Coleshill St., Eaton Sq. 

1853. 948 Algernon, son of Charles Whit- 

more, Esq. 
999 Lady Burghersh. 

77, Coleshill Street. 

1854. 688 Gemma Cecilia, daughter of 

the late W. Pitt Adams, Esq. 
690 Mr. M. Portal, son of Wynd- 

ham Portal, Esq. 
744 Lady Mary Vyner. 
755 Mrs. Wm. Angerstein and 

child. 
843 The Hon. Miss Eraser. 

1855. 691 Miss Gardner. 

737 Lady Elizabeth Russell. 
842 Mrs. Buckland. 
961 Lady Cosmo Russell 
1007 Master Birkbeck. 

2, Mount Etna, Mile End. 

1856. 690 Miss Sperling. 

77, Coleshill Street. 
772 Miss B. Senhouse. 
822 Lady Troubridge. 

1857. 846 Mrs. Gaussen, Brookmans 

Park, Herts. 
I sa, Burton St., Eaton Square. 
1863. 765 The artist's sister. 

812 Master Gaussen, son of F. 

Gaussen, Esq. 
857 Alice, daughter of F. Gaussen, 
Esq, 
28, Elizabeth St., Eaton Square. 
1865. 643 Master Currie. 

644 Master Gore Langton. 
694 Master C. Scrope, Danby Hall, 
Yorkshire. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



HARRISON, John, Junr. ... Painter. 

Berkley St., Berkeley Square, 
1801. 194 Mr. Cann. 

196 Mr. Watling. 
1805. 63 Mr. Waite. 

Notjunr,, 24, Welbeck Street 
iSii. 539 C. Tenyson, Esq. 

181 2. 5 Miss Waite. 

358 Mr. H. Harrison. 
684 Mr. Broadwood. 

1813. 55 Mr. Shield. 

439 Mrs. C. Tennyson. 

1814. 312 Captain Watling, R.N. 

1 8 16. 2 Lord Somers. 
*95 J« Cramer, Esq. 
842 Lord Somers. 

18 1 7. 318 Portrait of a gentleman. 

357 Gen. Xavier Mina de Navarre. 
18 19. 199 Captain Plumridge. 

1823. 222 G. Cobb, Esq. 

601 Mrs. T. Broadwood. 

1824. 227 J. Revenga, late representative 

of Columbia. 
305 H. Webber, Esq. 

1826. 151 Portrait of a lady. 
216 Henry Cotton, Esq. 

1828. 578 Boston church, Lincolnshire. 

1830. 260 The children in the wood. 

1 83 1. 361 John Anderson, Esq. 

1832. 34 Rt. Hon. Charles Tennyson, 

Esq., M.P. 
73 Miss Taylor in the character of 

Rosalind. 
185 Thomas Houldsworth, Esq., 
M.P. 

1833. 159 Meditation; portrait of Miss 

Harrison. 
43* The late Mr. Sigmond of Bath. 
1 102 I^wn front of the Holt, South 
Devon; designed for Wil- 
liam Jackson, Esq. 

1834. 995 Design: Trinity Church, Wool- 

wich. 
(The maker of the index in the Royal 
Academy catalogues has hopelessly mixed 
this and the following artist I have been 
compelled to copy them as they stand, but 
the architectural designs under John Harri- 
son belong to James and the portraits under 
fames belong to John,) 

HARRISON, James Painter. 

83, White Lion Street, 

1827. 744 View of Margate Harbour. 

1828. 205. W. Russell, Esq., M.P. for 

Durham. 
817 Entrance to Harwich, Essex. 

1829. 1045 South front of Somerset House, 

Strand, with the addition of 
the east wing. 



1831. 1058 Halson Wood Villa, South 

Devon, the residence of 
Richard Peck, etc. 

30, Myddleton Square, 

1832. 73 \ Both these numbers are put to 
1 85 j both J, Harrisons in the index, 

1833. 643 Charles Beloe, Esq. 

1834. 82 Portrait of a Gentleman. 

7, Amwell Terrace, 

Claremont Square. 
1836. 7^ {^0 title.) 
113 Study. 

1009 Design for the City of London 
Schools. 
1839. 1 1 46 Garden front of a Villa at 
Tenby, South Wales; for 
Captain Wells, I.N., etc. 
I, Holford Square, Pentonville, 
1846. 1244 Kensal House, Harrow Road; 
the residence of Alfred 
Haines, Esq., etc. 

HARRISON, J. B Painter. 

28, Elizabeth Street 
1867. 285 Portrait of a lady. 

9, Coleshill Street 

187 1. 834 Mrs. A. Woodhouse. 

1872. 1118 Rosalie, a portrait. 

1306 The Bishop of Hereford. 
{fames Atlay,) 

HARRISON, J. C Painter. 

10, Leighton Grove, 

Kentish Town, 

1883. 826 The boundary of the heath. 

1884. 947 Domestic duties. 

HARRISON, Joseph S Painter. 

113, Stockwell Park Road. 
1889. '459 The Warren, Chailey. 
1892. 1319 The Upper Street, Shere. 

HARRISON, L. B Painter. 

29, Bolsover Street, W, 
1882. 495 Spring. 

HARRISON, M Painter, 

1 2, St, fame^s Square, 
1858. 624 A peep into the wood. 

HARRISON, Miss Margaret S. 

Painter. 
2, Corona Road, Lee, 
1894. 725 Latent possibilities. 

HARRISON, Miss Maria, A.R.W.S, 

Painter. 
Miss Marian Harrison, 

\l, Foley Place, 
1845. 1057 A glass of Flowers. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Harrison, Miss Maria, A,R, W,S, — con- 
tinued, 

S3, Bemers Street 
1846. 780 Roses. 

Miss M, Harrison^ 

6, Neui Chapel Place^ 

Kentish Town. 

1855. 7" Cowslips. 

I, Great Camden Street, 

1856. 859 A spring sketch. 

236, Marylebone Road, 
1859. 1 169 Mentmere, the seat of Baron 
Meyer de Rothschild. 
1 1 5, Gloucester Terrace^ 

Hyde Park, 
1870. 643 "O, Flower de Luce, bloom 
on, etc." 
Miss Maria Harrison^ 

115, Gloucester Terrace^ 
Hyde Park, 
1883. 1104 A basket of old-fashioned cab- 
bage roses. 

HARRISON (R. A.) and GERBNTE 

(Henry) Stained Glass Painters. 

2, Brixton Rise, 
1844. 1113 Stained glass window at the 
church of Notre Dame de 
Bonsecours, near Rouen. 

HARRISON, S Painter. 

86, Newman Street, 
1808. 215 Mrs. Harrison and children. 

HARRISON, Miss Sarah C... Painter. 

9, Chester Place^ Regent* s Park. 
1889. 404 Miss Beatrix Harrison. 
1 89 1. 893 La Petite Cl^mence. 
932 A young housewife, 
looi Ernest. 

30, Cheyne Row^ Chelsea, 
1897. 609 Mrs. Walter Ford. 
711 Walter Ford, Esq. 

1899. 1306 Mrs. Homfray. 

1 315 Michael, son of Charles Hol- 

royd, Esq. 
1321 Lady Evans. 

1900. 1470 Mrs. Everard Milman. 

9, Campden Grove^ Kensington, 
1902. 570 Mrs. William Watkins. 

HARRISON, Stockdale ... Architect. 
St, Martinis J East Leicester, 
1 88 1. 1 1 28 House at Leicester. 

HARRISON, T Sculptor. 

4, Orchard Street, 
1838. 1302 Bust of a gentleman. 
1840. 1 177 do. Mrs. Hinton Baver- 
stock of Norwich. 



HARRISON, Miss Theodora. 

Painter. 

13, Edwardes Square^ 

Kensington, 
1890. 848 Dawn. 

HARRISON, Thomas Architect. 

At Rome. 

1773- > 3 « Four drawings of Architecture. 

(Member of St. Luke's Academy at Rome.) 

78, St, Martin's Lane, 

1777. 162 Two drawings, consisting of 

elevations and sections of a 

church, convent, city gate, 

etc., being part of a design 

for the Piazza del Popolo, 

the principal entrance to 

Rome. 

Richmond^ Yorkshire. 

1779. 125 A national monument to com- 

memorate great public char- 
acters, occasioned by an idea 
which occurred in parlia- 
ment on the death of Lord 
Chatham, with its plan. 

1780. 456 Two elevations of a bridge 

across the Thames. 

Chester. 
1 8 14. 745 A National Building to record 
by painting and sculpture 
the Victories of the Marquis 
of Wellington and the other 
commanders by sea and land 
during the present war. 

HARRISON, Thomas Erat. 

Sculptor, Painter, and Etcher. 
2, Byng Placey Gordon Square. 

1875. 13^5 Dionysos. 

1876. 447 Alecto (picture). "To rouse 

Alecto from the infernal 
seat, etc." 
1 5 1 1 Designfor akniferest j statuette. 

1880. 1604 Portrait; bust, bronze. 

3, Bath Road, Bedford Park. 

1881. 1569 Johnlliffe, Esq. 

1887. 1883 Mrs. J. A. Iliffe; medallion, 
bronze. 

1889. 392 The sorceress (picture). 

1890. 2093 Portrait; medallion, bronze. 
2099 The late Mrs. F. York Powell; 

medallion, bronze. 

1892. 1561 Book-plate. 

1579 do. 

1580 do. 

1581 do. 

1893. 1389 do. 
1390 do. 

1894. 1459 Bellona. 

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



HARRISON, Miss Violet B. I 

Miniature Painter. , 
Alexandra House^ \ 

Kensington Gore, 
1904. 1 146 A study. 

»a43 A girPs head. 



HARRISON, William Architect. 

64, Cannon Strut. 
1893. 1573 St. Pancras municipal Build- 
ings, etc. 

HARRISON, William A. D. 

Painter. 

9, St, PauFs Studios^ 

Talgarth Road, W. 
1896. 115 Miss Cissie Crawford. 
302 Miss K. H. 



HARRISON, William Henry. 

Architect. 
66, Victoria St,, Westminster. 

1894. 1523 A house near Rudgwick, 

Sussex. 
1651 A house at Rudgwick. 

1895. H'S Freeby Manor, Leicestershire. 
1903. 1592 Design for a house. 

1608 House at Warlingham. 

HARRISON (W. H.) and WARD 

(M. S.) Architects. 

66, Victoria Street, 

1900. 1 721 House at WarUngham. 
'747 S3, Maddox Street. 

1901. 1617 House at Caterham. 

1 6 19 do. Limpsfield. 
1644 Inn at Pitsea, Essex. 

1902. 1580 House at Pinner. 

1581 do. Warlingham. 

HARRISON and HUNTER. 

Architects. 
69, High St., Stockton-on-Tees, 

1903. 1565 Cottages, Long Newton. 

HARRISS, D Architect. 

Oxford. 
1799. 978 The seat of J. G. Manly, Esq., 
at Braziers, Oxford. 

HARRISS, W. T Architect. 

64, Warwick Street, 

Belgrave Road. 
1877. '»o4 House at Chislehurst For J. 
Allen, Esq. 

IV. 



HARRY, J Painter, 

17, Ranelagh Street. 

1822. 223 Landscape; a study from 

nature. 

1823. 230 Landscape. 



HARSTBN, Mrs. Georgina. 

Miniature Painter. 
87, Prince of Wales's Mansions, 
BcUtersea Park. 
1 90 1. 1349 Portrait of a lady. 



HART, Alfred H Architect. 

7, Kin^s Road, 

Brownswood Park. 

1893. 1609 Design for town house. 

9, Staple Inn, Hblbom. 

1894. 989 Morning at St. Pancras. 

1198 Tower in the market place, 
Verona. 

1895. 9*5 A bye-way, Blois. 

1565 Marble screen and throne at 
S. Lorenzo, Rome. 

1899. 1856 Proposed Club House, Wood- 

bury, Devon. 
32, York Rd., Hove, Brighton. 

1900. 354 The Lock. 

9, Staple Inn. 

1902. 141 2 Ridgemount, Enfield 
1454 House at Enfield. 

1506 House on the Ridgeway, En- 
field. 
I, Verulam Buildings, 

Gra^s Inn. 

1903. 1493 House, Hadley Road, Middle- 

sex. 
1520 do. do. do. 



HART (Alfred) and WATER- 

HOUSE Architects. 

I, Verulam Buildings, 

Grafs Inn. 
1904. 1529 House at Winterslow, Salisbury. 
1534 10, Park Place, St. James's. 



HART, Mrs. Anne E Painter. 

Merton Villa, 

Lullington Road, Anerley. 
1887. 1531 " Only a face at the window." 



HART, Miss Elizabeth Painter. 

Kingsley, Bushey, Herts. 

1898. 523 A pastoral. 

1899. 947 Rough Pasture. 

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



HART, F, Vincent. 

Stained Glass Painter. 
4, St, James's Terrace^ 

Regent's Park. 
1896. 1749 Windows in Hillhead Church, 
Glasgow. 

HART, H, Painter. 

35, Hill Street, Berkeley Square, 
1841. 1081 Interior of the Basilica San 

Lorenzo, Rome, etc. 
1843. 1 196 The tomb of Can-Signorius 
della Scala, one of the Lords 
of Verona, etc. 

HART, Horace S Painter. 

8, Trafalgar Studios, Chelsea, 
1887. 10 Study of a Dutch peasant. 

1050 Sunday afternoon in Holland. 

HART, J, T Painter. 

Upper Talbot St., Notting Hill. 
1856. 1 219 A rustic timepiece. 
1858. 551 The launch. 

3, Belgrave Street, 
i860. 534 The hiding place. 
1862. 548 A Winter's tale. 

HART, Joel T Painter. 

Florence, 
1858. 1 3 10 Southwood Smith, M.P. Pre- 
sentation portrait. 

HART, R Painter. 

47, Greek Street. 

1830. 561 Chipstead, Kent. 

HART, Solomon Alexander, R,A. 

Painter. 

5, Newcastle Street, Strand, 
842 Mr. Samuel Hart, Professor of 
the Hebrew Language. 

31, Gerrard Street. 
794 Portrait of a foreign gentleman. 
398 Isaac of York in the donjon of 
the castle of Reginald Front 
de Boeuf. "The whole ap- 
pearance of the donjon 
might have affected a stouter 
heart than that of Isaac, etc." 
— Ivanhoe. 

1 83 1. 313 English nobility receiving the 
communion of the Catholic 
church in a private chapel 
in the early part of the six- 
teenth century. 

55 Giacopo Querini, said to be a 
descendant of the Emperor 
Galba, refusing to enter into 
the compact with Boemondo 



1826. 



1829. 
1830. 



1832. 



Thiepolo, to put to death 
the Doge Gradenigo, on the 
1 6th of June, 13 10. 

29, Gerrard Street. 

1833. 262 The Bishop, Presbyter, assist- 

ants, and remainder of the 
clergy passing through a 
chapel after high mass, in 
the reign of Henry VIII. 

1834. 285 The quarrel scene between 

Cardinal Wolsey and the 
Duke of Buckingham (with 
the Duke of Norfolk, etc). 
Vide "Henry VIII," act i, 
scene i. 

1835. 395 King Richard the First of 

England, surnamed Coeur de 
Lion, and the Soldan 
Saladin. 

Saladin, ander the disguise of 
an Arabian phj^ician, was intro- 
duced to the King by the Knight 
of the Leopard. ..." His blood 
beats as calm as an infant's," said 
the King, "so throb not theirs 
who poison princes, etc." — TaHs- 
man, 

(Elected A.R.A.) 

29, Gerrard Street, and 

15, Old Burlington Street 

1836. 277 A boy with a hawk. 

353 Lord Chancellor Sir Thomas 
More receiving the benedic- 
tion of his father. Judge 
More, in the Court of King's 
Bench. 

Whenever he passed throogh 
Westminster Hall to his place in 
the Chancery, by the Cfoort of 
King's Bench, if his father had 
been seated, or he came, he would 
go into the same court, and there, 
reverently kneeling down in sight 
of them all, duly ask his father's 
blessing. 

The time chosen for the subject 
is the first day of term. Immedi- 
ately under Sir Thomas are seen 
the judges' clerks and those of the 
court ; and to the left of the pic- 
ture are the counsellors; in the 
foreground on the same side is 
Margaret Roper, Sir Thomas's 
most devoted and amiable daugh- 
ter, with her son, accompanied 
by a young lady, who is directing 
the boy's attention to the incident 
Next to them, engaged in con- 
versation, are the celebrated Eras- 
mus of Rotterdam and Fisher, 
Bishop of Rochester, both the 
intimate friends of Sir Thomas 
More. The usher of the court 
and spectators on the right next 
the witness-box, complete the 
foreground. In advance of the 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



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chancellor, the mace and purse, 
containing the Great Seal of 
England, are borne, preceded by 
yeomen of the guard. In the dis- 
tance, the jury-box is occupied by 
visitors, before whom are the 
Sheriffs of London and Middlesex. 
A portion of Westminster Hall 
forms the background. 

1836. 386 Study of one of the Royal 

Horse Guards, blue. 

20, Gower Street 

1837. 19 Alee Moham*mad Beg, who ac- 

companied the horses pre- 
sented by the Ima'm of 
Muscat to King William IV. 
252 Hannah, the mother of the 
prophet Samuel, and Eli the 
high priest. " And Eli said 
unto her, How long wilt 
thou be drunken? etc." — i 
Samuel i. 

1838. 40 The prophet Ezekiel. 

45 An early reading of Shakspeare. 

1839. 187 Edward and Eleanor. 

It b said that while Prince 
Edward (afterwards Edward I) 
was in the Holy Land on a crusade 
under St. Louis of France, a 
Mahommedan emissary from the 
Saracen camp found an oppor- 
tunity to aim a blow at the Prmce 
with a poisoned dagger. . . . 
Eleanor sucked the venomed 
wound, etc 

274 Study of the late Samuel Hart, 

Esq., by his son. 
389 Lady Jane Grey at the place of 

her execution. 

She was led to execution by Sir 
John Gage, the Constable of the 
Tower, and attended by Fecken- 
ham, who was Queen Mary's con- 
fessor, whose exhortations were 
to the last unavailing, disrobed 
by her attendant ladies, and after 
saying the Psalm Misere met Deus^ 
submitted to the axe of the exe- 
cutioner." 

1077 The theological controversy. 
(Elected R.A.) 

1840. 31 King Henry I of England re- 

ceiving the intelligence of 
the shipwreck and death of 
his only son. 

The King, on his return from 
Normandy, set sail from Barfleur 
. . . the prince, his son, was de- 
tained by some accident . . . after 
a lapse of three days, a boy in- 
structed for the purpose, came 
weeping into the King s presence, 
etc. 

623 Israelites; a study. 

1841. 7 Scene in a Polish synagogue. 



1841. 60 H.R.H. the Duke of Sussex, 
K.G. Fainted for the sulh 
scribers to the Jews* Hospital^ 
MileEnd^ etc,^ to be placed in 
the Board-room of that In- 
stitution, 

306 Abstraction. 

411 Portrait of a lady. 

450 Jessica and Lorenzo. " And in 
such a night did young 
Lorenzo swear he loved her 
well, etc." — Merchant of 
Venice. 

497 Portrait of a gentleman. 

600 The oratory. 

RqycU Academy, 

1843. 23a Dinner time in the refectory of 

the Franciscan convent of 
the Ogni Santi at Florence. 
483 Interior of the Cathedral at 
Pisa, with the lamp, the 
oscillations of which are said 
to have suggested to Galileo 
the idea of the measurement 
of time by the pendulum; 
he is supposed to be con- 
templating its movement 

16, Bemers Strut, 

1844. 197 In the Cathedral of Modena 

during the elevation of the 
Host — morning effect 

260 A Persian gentleman receiving 
a letter, while his servant 
waits with his Kallahan or 
smoking apparatus. 

433 Looking into the sacristy of 
the Cathedral of Santa Maria 
del Fiore at Florence, the 
sacristan announcing, by the 
ringing of a bell, to persons 
waiting in the church, the 
approach of a priest to say 
mass. 

453 James I of Scotland, when a 
lad on his passage from 
Scotland to France, was in- 
tercepted by a vessel be- 
longing to Henry IV of 
England and conveyed to 
Windsor Castle, where he 
was educated and liberally 
treated. From the windows 
of his apartment in the 
Round Tower he is said to 
have first descried the Lady 
Jane Beaufort walking in 
the moat below, then laid 
out as a flower garden, when 
she inspired him with an 
ardent passion, etc. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Hart, Solomon Alexander, R.A. — con- 
tinued, 

1844. 979 Barrow Helbert Ellis, Esq., of 

the Hon. East India Com- 
pany's Civil Service. 
22, Char Us Street ^ 

Middlesex Hospital, 

1845. 16 The parting of Sir Thomas 

More from his daughter, 
Margaret Roper. " Who 
through the streets as 
through a desert strayed, 
etc." 
46 Simchath Torah; the festival 
of the law. 

This ceremony takes place 
among the Israelites at the end of 
the Tabernacle holidays, when the 
concluding portion of the Penta- 
teuch is read : in the celebration of 
which all the manuscripts of the 
Pentateuch, richly decorated, are 
carried in procession seven times 
round the synagogue, etc. 

167 A scene of constant occurrence 
in Italian life: an offering 
to the Virgin. 

197 A portion of the interior of the 
church of San Benedetto, 
Subiaco, where St. Benedict 
founded the Order which 
bears his name. 

355 One of the" Propaganda Fede." 

1846. 24 Psalmody; an illustration of 

the nth to 13th verses of 
the 148th Psalm, etc. 
138 Jessica. 

291 Dante Alighieri, etc. 
363 A portrait. 

16, Russell Place, 

Fitzroy Square, 

1847. 37 Righteousness and Peace. 

Psalm Ixxxv, 10. 

188 Toilet musings. ** Morn in her 
hair, and morning in her 
heart, etc." 

385 John Milton visiting Galileo 
when a prisoner to the In- 
quisition near Florence in 
1638. 

There it was that I found and 
visited the famous Galileo, grown 
old, a prisoner to the Inquisition, 
for thinking in astronomy other- 
wise than the Franciscan and 
Dominican Accusers thought. 

1848. 99 Sir Moses Montefiore, Bart., ■ 

F.R.S. Painted for the . 

Spanish and Portuguese Jews ! 

for their vestry room, etc, | 

358 Meditation. j 



1849. 93 A sister of charity of Ravenna. 
172 The pilgrim. 

205 The summons to the conclave. 

306 A dance of nymphs and satyrs. 
" Meanwhile the rural ditties 
were not mute, etc" 

448 A girl with a tambourine. 

1850. 106 Simchath Torah. "The Re- 

joicing of the Law." The 
interior is a part of the syna- 
gogue at L^hom. (For de- 
scription, see 1845.) 

200 Amolfo di Lapo. "Thus in 
the brain the lofty structures 
rise." 

248 Interior of a church at Flor- 
ence* 

250 Interior in St. Mark's, Venice. 

305 Interior of part of the kitchen 
in Sir Thomas Gresham's 
palace at Mayfield, Sussex. 

359 The virtuoso. 

1 85 1. 20 Benvenuto Cellini giving in- 

structions to his assistant, 
Bemadino Manellini, of 
Mugello, to prepare from his 
sketch the large model from 
which the Bronze group of 
his Perseus, which still ex- 
ists in the Piazza del Gran- 
duca at Florence, was cast, 
etc. 
44 Robert Cole, Esq., F.S.A. 

1852. 206 The three inventors of print- 

ing, Guttenberg, Faust and 
Scheffer, examining and dis- 
cussing the merits of Schef- 
fer's invention of moveable 
type. 

Peter Schefifer . . . was en- 
gaged about the year 1450 by 
John Faust, a wealthy lawyer of 
Mentz, to assist him in a partner- 
ship with Guttenberg . . . and 
then showed the impressions to 
Guttenberg and Faust, the latter 
promised him his daughter Chris- 
tina, etc. 

From the importance of the in- 
vention of moveable typei, and 
that of printers' ink, whidi we 
owe also to Scheffer, his name has 
ever been justly ranked with those 
of Guttenbeijg; and Faust as one 
of the triumvirate of the great dis- 
covery of printing. 

278 The student preparing for 

honours. 
291 The idler preparing to be 

plucked. 
352 Morning occupation. "Her 

hair, nor loose, nor tied in 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



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formal plat, Proclaimed in 
her a careless hand of 
pride." 

1852. 387 Alderman Salomans, M.P. 

539 Hop picking at Burswood, 
Kent. 

Athenaum Club. 

1853. 10 A Dominican monk preach- 

ing. 
207 Solomon at the rock-hewn dial 
pondering o*er the flight of 
time. "Vanity of vanities, 
saith the preacher, etc." 

36, Fitzroy Square, 

1854. 180 Columbus, when a boy, being 

instructed in geography, 
conceives the idea of the 
new world, etc. 

1855. 225 The captivity of Eccelino, the 

tyrant of Padua. 

Eccelino, repulsed and pursued 
as Car as Vimercato, and at last 
wounded in the foot, was made 
prisoner and taken to Soncino; 
there he refused to speak, rejected 
all medical and spintual aid, tore 
off all the bandages from his 
wounds, refused fo(3, and finally 
expired on the eleventh day of his 
captivity. 

327 Othello and lago. — Othello^ 
act iv, sc. 3. 

1856. 50 Sir Anthony de Rothschild, 

Bart. Painted for the Com- 
mit tee room of the Jews^ Hos- 
pital, Mile End, etc. 
207 The Rt. Hon. David Salomons, 
Lord Mayor of London, in 
the costume worn at his re- 
ception of the King of Sar- 
dinia at Guildhall on the 
4th of December, 1855. 

1857. 71 The Rev. Dr. Adler, the chief 

Rabbi. Fainted for the Ves- 
try Room of the Great Syna- 
gogue in London, 

103 Sacred song. 

346 In the church of San Francesco 
at Assisi. 

1858. 79 Athaliah's dismay at the coro- 

nation of Joash. (Here fol- 
lows a long description from 
2nd Kings, chap, xi, and 2 
Chronicles, chaps, xxii and 
XX Hi.) 

317 Rev. A. L. Green. 

358 His Highness Toussoun Pacha, 
son of Said Pacha, Viceroy 
of Egypt, and grandson of 
Mehemet Ali, General in the 
Turkish army, etc. 



i860. 74 Archbishop Langton, after a 
Mass in the Cathedral of 
Old St. Paul's in London 
on the 2 5th of August, 1 2 14, 
conjuring the Earl of Pem- 
broke and the Barons to 
extort from King John the 
ratification of the conditions 
contained in the charter of 
King Henry I, in which that 
monarch had guaranteed the 
liberties of the people. They 
also determine to repudiate 
the influence of the Pope. 
The discovery of this charter 
led to the constitution of the 
Magna Charta. {Here fol- 
lows a long quotation from 
Roger de Wendover^s 
" Flowers of History:') 

176 Sacred music. 

185 From the "Lay of the Last 
Minstrel," etc. 

204 Lady Jane Grey, a prisoner in 
the Tower of London, re- 
fusing to accede to the so- 
licitations of Fakenham, 
Queen Mary's Confessor, to 
abandon the Protestant faith. 

341 An astronomer. 

1 86 1. 49 St. Elizabeth, Queen of Hun- 

gary (canonized for her good 
deeds), distributing alms to 
the poor. 

... It was to the poor she 
gave all that which she refused to 
the superfluities of her sex and of 
her rank . . . she was often re- 
duced to take off some of her own 
clothing to relieve the poor, etc. 

318 Dilettanti. 

1862. 38 An alchymist. 

255 A Roman peasant. 

1863. 60 Music. 

329 Desdemona's dismay at the un- 
just accusations of Othello. 
— Othello, act iv, scene 2. 

662 Melancthon expounding a text 
in Luther's Bible to two 
monks. 

1864. 150 Benvenuto Cellini showing to 

Francis I the cup and basin 
which he had executed for 
the Cardinal of Ferrara. 

The good King listened to me 
. . . and said, "It is my real 
opinion that the ancients were 
never capable of working in so 
exquisite a taste. I have seen all 
the masterpieces of Italy, but 
never befure beheld anything that 
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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 




Hart, Solomon Alexander, R.A, — con- \ 1872. 
Hnued, 1873. 

1865. 47 Portrait of a lady. 
78 Meditating on the Book of 

Ecclesiastes. 
84 Meditating on the works of 
Thomas k Kempis. 

206 Music; study for a picture ex- 
hibited in 1863. 

282 Blighted aspirations. 

1866. 36 The Throes of composition. 
152 Evelyn's visit to the Baptistry 

of the Cathedral of St. Mark 

at Venice. 
275 Hesitation: Yes or No? 
593 The introduction of Raphael 

Sanzio to Pope Julian II. 

1867. 378 The submission of the Emperor 

Barbarossa to Pope Alex- 
ander the Third. 

... On Sunday the 24th July, 
1 1 77, the Pope repaired from the 
palace of St. Mark and solemnly 
absolved the Emperor and his 
partisans from the excommunica- 
tion pronounced against him. The 
Doges, the patriarch, his bishops, 
clergy, and the people of Venice, 
with their crosses and their stand- 
ards, marched in solemn proces- 
sion to the church of St. Mark, 
where, in the vestibule of the 
Basilica, Frederick, laying aside 
his imperial dignity, and having 
prostrated himself at the feet of 
the Pope and having received his 
benediction, the Pope led him by 
the right hand into the church, etc 

The background of the picture 
represents the actual scene in 
wnich the ceremony took place. 

1868. 85 The eve of the Sabbath. 

It is the custom among very 
observant Israelites on the eve of 
the Sabbath, for the mistress of 
the house, after having lighted 
the lamp which hangs over the 
table on which the meal is to be 
taken, to inaugurate the Sabbath 
with prayer. Bread and wine for 
sanctification are on the table. 

102 The janitor of the convent 

1869. 256 Sir Moses Montefiore, Bart, 

F.R.S. To be placed in the 
Town Hall of Ramsgate^ etc, 

1870. 135 The proposal of the Jews to 

Ferdinand and Isabella (in 
order to secure their resi- 
dence in Spain) to defray 
the expenses of the Moorish | 
War, rejected through the ; 
intolerance of Torquemada. I 
(Here follows a quotation 
from Prescotfs ^^ Lives of 
Ferdinand and Isabella^) 



1874. 

1875. 
1876. 



1877. 
1878. 



1879. 



209 A study. 

322 The conference between Man- 

asseh Ben Israel and Oliver 

Cromwell. 

On Wednesday the I2th Decem- 
l>er, 1655, a conference was held 
in the long gallery at Whitehall, 
to which were invited the Lord 
Chief Justice, the Lord Chief 
Baron, the Lord Mayor and 
Sherifife, etc, to consider the pro- 
posal of Manasseh of admitting 
Jews to settle in England, etc 
The scene represents Dr. Thomas 
Goodwin debating on the pro- 
posal. On Goodwin's left is Dr. 
John Owen and Dr. Samuel Cra- 
dock. At Cromweirs left hand is 
the Lord Chief Justice, Sir John 
Glynn. On his right is seen part 
of the head of the Chief Baron. 
At the feet of the Protector, Mr. 
Secretary Thurloe takes notes of 
the proceedings. The Lord Mayor 
Draper is present. . . . Second 
on the right of Manasseh is Hugh 
Peters, etc. 

362 The experiment: scrutinizing 

the result. 
1021 Reading Dickens. 
275 Troy-weight. 
174 A reminiscence of Ravenna. 
153 Dinner-time at Penshurst in the 

year 1655. 

But as soon as the King was 
murdered, it was ordered that the 
children (the Duke of Gloucester 
and the Princess Elizabeth) should 
be removed into the country; that 
they should be treated without 
any addition of titles, and should 
sit at meat as the children of the 
family did. Whereupon they were 
removed to Penshurst, where they 
lived under the tuition of the 
Countess of Leicester, etc. Lady 
Leicester presides ; the tutor, Mr. 
Lovell, is on her left hand and says 
grace. The Prince and Princess 
are at each end of the table. 

259 Reflection. 

176 An art student of the Renais- 
sance period. 

482 The dedication of the Infant 
Samuel by his mother Han- 
nah : the high priest Eli re- 
ceives him. ( Quotation from 
I Samuel i i, 24 et seg.) 

1301 Perfidy. 

198 The proposal of the Jews to 
Ferdinand and Isabella to 
defray the expenses of the 
Moorish War, rejected 
through the intolerance of 
Torquemada. {See 1870.) 



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1880. ^^^ The interior of the Baptistery 

of St. Mark's at Venice, as 
it was in the year 1842; 
drawn on the spot. 

1881. 514 The hoarder. " Safe bind, safe 

find, etc." 

HART, Thomas, RS,A Painter. 

PolbrtaUy Lizard^ Hilston, 

1872. 834 Kynance Cove, Cornwall. 

1873. 707 Shipwrecked mariners watching 

the breaking up of their 
vessel by the flowing tide, 
806 Carting seaweed at Polpier, 
Lizard. 

HARTB, Miss Margaret K.... Painter. 
Blandford^ Dorset, 
1879. 424 Child and goat 

16, Westboume Square. 

1888. Ill Little Rudy. 

67, Carlton HilL 

1889. 289 Die Grossmutter. 

HARTLAND, H. Albert Painter. 

72, South Mall, Cork, 
1869. 552 Rain near Inchegeela, Cork. 
83, Everton Street, Liverpool, 

1873. 775 Peel Castle, Isle of Man. 
853 A creek on the Shannon. 

1874. 901 A Cold day — Connemara. 

1875. 659 The way over the moor. 

Columbia House^ Egremont, 

1877. 7«4 Clononie Castle, King's County. 
726 A bog near Shannon Bridge, 

King's County. 

1878. 681 A bright day — County Mayo. 
713 A coming shower. 

753 After Rain. 

1879. 734 Evening reflections — Cwm By- 

chan. 
750 A bright day — Llanbedr. 

1880. 452 Moorland, near Barmouth. 

801 Lanbdr Church, near Bar- 
mouth. 
Bronmerion Arthog, 

Dolgelly, North Wales, 

1881. 541 By the side of the Moor. 
1883. 264 On the shore near Barmouth. 
1885. 1288 A breezy day on the moors. 

1888. 13x6 A quiet pool — Glengarriff". 
1384 A gloomy day — Glengarriff". 

44, ToumayRd,, Walham Green, 

1889. 1428 Mountain and lake in Ireland. 
1449 The brown bog of Allen. 

HARTLEY. Alfred Painter. 

3, Radnor Street^ Chelsea, 
1885. 971 A Winter study. 

1623 In the port of London. 



6, Wentworth Studios, Chelsea, 

1886. 325 An Intruder. 
642 The ball dress. 

1887. 405 Marguerite. 

1888. 580 A sunny summer's day. 
1007 Miss J. Meek. 

1 7, Notting Hill Grove, 

1893. 7^^ Storm. 

1414 Portrait study. 

14, Aubrey Walk, 

Campden Hill, 

1894. 1470 Study of a head. 

1895. '3>4 On the Chelmer, Essex. 

1896. 524 Evening. 

1897. 96 A northern river. 
1074 Portrait of my wife. 

1898. 208 Summer. 

Stower-Provost, Gillingham, 
Dorset, 

1 90 1. 566 Spring. 

1902. 624 Maternity. 

1306 Hen and chicks. 

1903. 667 Wayfarers. 

1904. 133* Twilight. 

HARTLEY, Mrs. Alfred (Nora). 

Painter. 

12, Aubrey Walk, 

Campden Hill, 

1897. 876 A mother of eight. 

1898. 802 Windfalls. 

Stouter-Provost, Gillingham, 
1902. 667 " Let every puppy drink." 
1903- 637 In loco parentis. 

HARTLEY, Edgar Architect. 

59, Bradshaw Gate^ Leigh, 

Lancashire, 

1 89 1. 1 76 1 Borwick Hall, Lancashire. 

HARTLEY, Miss E. A Painter. 

Boston, Lincolnshire, 
187 1. 492 Fruit, etc. 

HARTLEY, Richard Painter. 

34, Church Street, Liverpool, 
1890. 1030 A Yorkshire moor. 

1892. 1484 The stream through the 

meadow. 
32, Sandon Buildings, 

Church Street, Liverpool, 
1897. 1268 The calm before the storm. 

HARTLEY, Thomas Painter. 

18, Nassau Street, 
182 1. 151 Portrait of a lady. 

34, Foley Street, 
1823. 231 Portrait of a lady. 
410 do. do. 



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Hartley, ThomBS— continued, 

1824. 372 Portrait of a lady. 

1825. 579 A sketch. 

51, Long Acre. 
1829. 453 Portrait of a gentleman. 

23, Charlotte Street \ 

1837. 525 The neglected. | 

45, Rathbone Place, | 
1839. 246 Memory. " Thy pleasure most 
we feel when most alone." ' 
33, Ernest Street 

1 84 1. 100 A girl at embroidery. 
213 A fisher boy. 

32, Stanhope Street, 

1842. 343 A veteran who has braved the 

" battle and the breeze." 

1, Victoria Place^ Camherwell, 
1859. 273 The young friends. 

HARTMANN, Christian Painter. 

7, Stafford Row^ 

Buckingham Gate, 
1847. 3S9 A charitable action; sketched 
from nature. 

H ARTM AN N , Karl Painter. 

7, Eccleston Street South, 
1850. 836 A poor mother. 

1036 Madame H. De Dietz. 
1080 Portrait of a young lady. 
122, Cambridge Street^ 

Eccleston Square, 
1853. 63 Study of a head. 

1856. 238 Miss Polhill. 

397 Miss Laura Polhill. 

1857. 888 Waiting for a partner. 

HARTMANN, Rudolf Hans. 

Sculptor. 
36, Durer Strasse^ Dresden, 

1889. 2057 A Neapolitan fruit seller; 

statuette, bronze. 
2115 The faun's family; group, 
bronze. 

1890. 2072 Bust of a lady. 

H ARTNELL, Nathaniel Painter. 

7, Pownall Terrace^ 

Kennington, 
1 83 1. 36 Portrait of a lady. 
4, Clayton Place, 

Kennington Road, 

1838. 403 " Why are you wandering here, 

fair maid? The sage looked 
grave, the maiden glum, etc." 

2, Doddington Place, 

Kennington, 

1843. 84 An English peasant girl. 

1269 Auld Robin Gray. " My father 
urged me sair, etc," 



I, Hagley Place, 

New Kent Road, 

1844. 604 A gypsy party. 

1845. ^5< The morning of life. "The 

morning of life its sweet in- 
fluence sheds, etc." 

1846. 675 Lancashire girls at a spring. 

1848. 355 Boys with a bird's nest. 

1849. 613 Afternoon employment in a 

parochial and national 
school. " A time to sow." 
S, St Georges Row. 
1853. 351 The accusation. 

HARTOG, Miss May. 

Miniature Painter. 
48, Tavistock Crescent^ W. 
1899. 1344 Eileen. 

HARTRICK, A. Standish ... Painter. 

30, Gloucester Road. 
1892. 1539 Casting gold in the mint. 

8, Wentworth Studios, Chelsea, 

1895. 138 In quest of spring. "Weeping 

she wandered through the 
snow, etc." 

1896. 74* The undiscovered country. 

1898. 596 October sunlight. 
854 Suburban spring. 

919 Darthula sings the song of 
Naisi. 

1899. 534 Morning mists. 

HARTRICK, Mrs. A. S. (Lily B.). 

Fainter. 

8, Wentworth Studios, 
1902. 1009 Sweet peas. 

HARTSHORNE, A Architect. 

Pinner, 
1872. 1 1 76 Church near Wednesbury. 

1254 English country house, near 
Paris. 

HARTSHORNE (A.) and CLARK 

(S., Junr.) Architects. 

3, Delahay Street 
187 1. 951 Mansion near Warsaw. 

HARTWELL, Charles L.... Sculpt or. 

8, Manville Road, 

Upper Tooting, 

1900. 1978 Mrs. Rose Clarke Hartwell; 

bust. 
1991 Portrait of a gentleman; bust, 

bronze. 
2037 On sentry; bronze. 

1 90 1. 1778 A reverie; statuette. 



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1902. 1666 The lass of Dee; statuette. 

"The western wind was 
wild and dark with foam 
and all alone went she." 

1903. 1734 Disturbed: a polar bear; 

marble. 
1758 "As he rode down to Came- 
lot ; " equestrian statuette, 
bronze. 
1 81 9 Nellie; study of a head. 
26, Mamty Road^ 

Claphatn Common, 

1904. 1 77 1 My mother; bust, bronze. 
1781 Study for part of a war me- 
morial; statuette. 

HARVAND, Miss Lucie Painter. 

II, Ahvyne Square^ 

Canonbury Park. 
1902. 1245 Portrait of a lady. 

HARVEY, P. E Architect. 

Ipswich. 
1833. 1059 Design for a cast-iron aque- 
duct in the gothic style. 

HARVEY, G Painter. 

31, Spencer Street^ 

Northampton Square. 
1 8 19. 689 Flowers. 

HARVEY, G., A.N.A Painter. 

4, Grafton Street^ 

Fitzroy Square. 
1832. 731 Portrait of a gentleman. 
789 do. young lady. 

871 Mrs. George Ely. 
(A.N.A.) 
1839. 68 Hop picking; a composition 
of Kentish scenery. 

The figures in the foreground 
are wiping or dusting the shoes 
with a bunch of hops, an ancient 
ceremony performea upon all who 
pass through a hop field ; and the 
gratuities thereby gained are, at 
the end of the season, expended 
on a supper. 

44» Gleaning near Sittingbourne, 

Kent — ^afternoon. 
643 Thorn ville, Ohio, through a 
road opening of the primi- 
tive forest, North America. 
22, Russell Ficue, 

Fitzroy Square. 

1848. 193 A group of flowers in an orna- 

mented recess. 
ff.NA., 22, Russell Place. 

1849. 407 Wise and foolish builders. 

(In my Dictionary of Artists I have 
placed the first six of the above under Sir 
IV. 



George Harvey; but as he was never in 
America^ the exhibits must be by an Associate 
oft he National Academy {A.N.A.) of America 
then residing in England.) 

HARVEY, Sir George, P.R.S.A. 

Painter. 
(Elected R.S.A. in 1829.) 
15, Brunswick Street^ 

Edinburgh. 
1843. 502 An incident in the life of 
Napoleon. 

In the deep silence of a beauti- 
ful moonlight night, a dog, leap- 
ing suddenly from beneath the 
clothes of his dead master, rushed 
upon us, and then immediately re- 
turned to his hiding-place, howl- 
ing piteously ; he alternately licked 
his master's face, and a^ain flew 
at us ; thus at once soliciting aid 
and seeking revenge. 

This man, thought I, perhaps 
has friends in the camp, or in his 
company, and here he lies for- 
saken by all except his dog. 

1846. 592 First reading the Bible in the 

crypt of old St. Paul's. 

The scene represented in the 
picture is laid in the crypt of old 
St. Paul's church, London, and 
the point of time chosen is in the 
spring of the year 1540, immedi- 
ately after the installation of Boner 
as Bbhop of London, and before 
the downfall of Cromwell. 

The bibles being set up upon 
divers pillars in Paul's Church, 
fixed unto them with chains, for 
all men to read in them that would, 
great multitudes would resort 
thither to hear one John Porter, 
because he could read well, and 
had an audible voyce. Boner and 
his chaplains being grieved withall 
(and the world beginning to frown 
upon the Gospellers), sent for the 
aforesaid Porter, and rebuked him 
very sharply for his reading. But 
Porter answered him, that he 
trusted he had done nothing con- 
trary to the law, neither contrary 
to his advertisements which he 
had fixed over every Bible. But 
in fine. Boner sent him to New- 
gate, where he was miserably 
fettered in yrons, both leggs and 
arms, with a collar of yron about 
his neck fastened to the wall of 
the dungeon, where within six or 
eight daies after he was found 
dead. — Ads and Monutnents. 

1847. 540 Quitting the Manse. 

An incident in the disruption of 
the Scottish church in 1843, when 
nearly 500 ministers, for con- 
science sake, and what they es- 
teemed the cause of truth, gave 
up stipends, and manses, and 
P 



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Harvey, Sir George, P,R.S,A.-^n- 
tinued. 

social position — in a word, every- 
thing which men most tenaciously 
Xrd, and the abandonment of 
:h may therefore safely be 
taken as the test of honesty, and 
a good conscience. 

1848. 648 Blowing bubbles: the past and 

the present. 
1850. 452 Bowlers. 
1858. 563 Sabbath: in the glen. 
(Elected P.R.S.A.) 

1866. 526 Glen Dhu, Isle of Arran. 

(Knighted.) 

1867. 660 The mountain pool. 

1869. "97 Mrs. Napier of Shandon. 
480 Glen Falloch. 

1870. 121 Inveraman, Loch Lomond. 

187 1. 87 School dismissing. 

1872. 177 Shakespeare before Sir Thomas 

Lucy on a charge of deer- 
stealing. 

The adventure which led to the 
scene here depicted has, by uni- 
versal tradition, been assigned .as 
the cause of Shakespeare (quitting 
Stratford for London, which he 
did in 1586 or 1587. 

1873. *<x> Curlers. 

1052 Morning on Loch Awe: Ben 
Omachan in the distance. 

HARVEY, George Painter. 

16, The Grove, Bolton, 
1873. 508 The old barge winch, near 
Hurley-on-Thames. 
Bantham, near Kingsbridge, 

South Devon, 

1878. 1393 A salmon pool on the Anne. 

HARVEY, Harold C Painter. 

S, Trewartha Terrace, 

Penzance, 
1898. 44 In a Cornish Cottage. 
1903. 733 The milkmaid. 

HARVEY, Henry Painter. 

Za, Jubilee Place, S. W. 

1879. "545 Dr. Zerffi; bust, terra-cotta. 

50, Glebe Place, Chelsea, 

1883. 1637 Lieut-General Sir Frederick 

Roberts, V.C.j bust, marble. 

HARVEY, J Architect. 

At Mr, Samuel Wyatt's, 

63, Berwick Street 
1785- 4^4 Elevation of a design for a 

national prison. 

1786. 597 Elevation of a design for a 

musical theatre. 



1787. 465 



1788. 
1790. 


493 

487 


I79S- 
1797. 


716 

1057 




"45 


1801. 


847 


1810. 


851 



Design for a stone bridge pro- 
posed to be built over the 
river Menai, at Ynys Ymdch, 
from the Country of Car- 
narvon to the opposite 
shore in the Isle of Anglesea; 
the arch to span 400 feet 

Design for an observatory. 

River front of a design for a 
parliament house proposed 
to be built at Westminster. 

Design for a shire Hall, Stafford. 

Inside view of the shire hall at 
Stafford. 

Design for Improving the Port 
of London. 

Design for London Bridge 
proposed to be of cast-iron. 

Design for a nobleman's 
house, proposed to be built 
in the county of Bucking- 
ham. 



HARVEY, J., Junr Architect. 

36, Berwick Street. 
1798. 948 Design for a hunting lodge. 

1018 Design for a Casine. 
1799- 9" 3 A Design for a Villa for a 
gentleman in North Wales. 

1800. 965 Design for a Villa. 

1 80 1. 1035 Design for a Casine. 

y. Z. Harvey, 

62, Berwick Street, 
1809. 787 Design for an approach to a 
palace, with bridge, observa- 
tory, and boat house. 

HARVEY, J. K Painter. 

10, Basinghall Street. 
1858. 944 Flowers. 

HARVEY, Lawrence Architect. 

10, GrecU Queen Street. 
1879. "^<^ Design for staircase to public 
library. 

HARVEY, Miss Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1793' 4*5 Portrait of a young lady. 

HARVEY, Seymour G Painter. 

I, Astwood Road, 

Cromwell Road. 
1904. 1032 T'\Sizz2i del Campo, Siena. 

HARVEY, T., Junr Architect. 

62, Berwick Street. 
1807. ><'35 A mausoleum. 



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HARVEY, WUUam Architect. 

I, Salishury Street, Strand. 

1867. t74 Design for an Exchange. 

HARVEY (W.) and SMITH (H. B.). 

Arcnitects. 
7, Whitehali Place. 
1887. >^ House at Palace Court, Kens- 
ington. 

1889. 1933 Entrance Hall, at Palace 

Court, Kensington. 

1890. 192 1 Riding school. Palace Court 

HARVEYMORE, A Painter. 

White House, River Bank, 

Putney. 

1868. 160 The Point, near Walton-on-the- 

Naze. 

HARVIE, J. S. ... Miniature Painter. 

Edinburgh. 
181 1. 661 The Earl of Buchan. 

HARWOOD, E Painter. 

5, St. Mattheu^s Street, Rugby. 
1859. 1 174 Winter scene at Rugby School 
— game at football: a 
match. 

HARWOOD, Henry Painter. 

Allerton, near Bradford. 

1894. 32 The brow of the hill. 

1895. '^^ Windrows. 

1896. 564 March. 

843 The Ingathering. 

1897. 503 Hill and dale. 
713 The pasture. 
866 Border lands. 

1898. 285 The bridle path. 

Chellow Dean, Manningham, 
Yorkshire. 
1902. 353 The holm. 

HARWOOD, John Painter. 

24, Magdalen Street. 

18 1 8. 360 Greenland whale fishery. 

St. John* s, Sauthwark. 

1 8 19. 214 The brig. Perseverance, lying 

to for a pilot off Heligoland. 
539 Seapiece with the Naze Tower, 
Suffolk. 

1820. 229 Stanton's Wharf, with ship- 

ping. 

1 82 1. 166 Seapiece near Margate. 
1823. 3^8 Shipping. 

47* do. 
475 do. 

1827. 294 View on the coast near Folke- 

stone. 

1828. 151 A river view. 



HARWOOD, John Painter. 

6s, Stqford Place, PiwUica. 

1840. 5 Portrait of a friend. 
495 da child. 

1 841. 25 Miss Osborne. 

103 Rev. John W. Mackey, F.R.S., 
and student of Christ 
Church, Oxford. 

212 Ruth and Naomi. 

1842. t6 Mrs. Robinson. 

203 Juliet. " Look thou but sweet, 

etc." 
394 Mrs. Maberly. 

1, Russell Street, Bath, and do, 

1843. *46 Rev. J. P. Rhoades, M.A, 
462 The smuggler's retreat. 

1205 Children of the Rev. J. 
Rhoades. 

1844. 399 Jacob refusing to let Benjamin 

go, etc — Genesis, chap, xki, 
19, Lisle Street, 

Leicester Square. 

1846. 5 Greek girl. 

4S3 Othello relating his adven- 
tures. 

629 Foscari Palace, Grand Canal, 
Venice — moonlight. 

2, Percy Street, Bedford Square. 

1847. 345 Rachel and Jacob. "And 

Jacob loved Rachel, etc." 

1848. 487 Una. "Far from all men's 

sight, etc." 
1130 Romeo and Juliet. " Wilt thou 
be gone, etc." 

1850. 139 Throwing the bouquet: Carni- 

val time, Venice. 

1 85 1. 1233 Portrait in crayons of Lady 

Jane Fielding. 

1852. 1002 Portrait of a lady in crayons. 

1853. 945 Portrait in crayons of the 

Bishop of Sierra Leone. 

{Owen Enteric VidaJ.) 
965 Viscountess Fielding. 
987 Master Maberly and his pony 

Violet. 

1854. 231 View of Killiney Bay from 

Dalkey, near Dublin. 
363 Mrs. Maberley. 
1040 Mrs. Landon. 

1855. 980 The children of D. H. Bucker, 

Esq. 
loio Viscount Fielding. 
1058 Children of T. E. Scudamore, 

Esq. 
1 109 Miss Sharpe. 

1856. 149 W. H. Peters, Esq., in his 

uniform. 
937 A naval officer. 

1857. 178 Harmony. 
729 A portrait. 



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Harwood, John — continued, 

1857. 787 A Portrait. 

953 The children of G. G. Bradley, 
Esq. 

1858. 649 Mrs. Charles Vacher. 
1859* 724 Miss Losack. 

830 Portrait of a lady. 

1863. 570 The love letter. 

643 Charles Vacher, Esq., Captain 
Queen's (Westminster) Vol- 
unteers. 

787 The Hon. Miss Barrington. 

1864. 363 Beatrice. 

751 Portrait of a lady. 

1865. 3 The garden seat. 

39 Melody. "And often thus in 
sweetest strain, etc." 

1 866. 69 The souvenir. 
1868. 444 Violetta. 

1870. 319 The last appeal. 

22, Fitzroy Street. 

187 1. 369 H. R. Hughes, Esq. 



HARWOOD, Robert Painter. 

2, Percy Street, 
1855. 654 Portrait. 
1857. 18 Cottage children. 
i860. 47" Lake Myrmbyr, Capel Curig; 
the Snowdonian range in 
the distance. 

1863. 278 An autumnal evening: North 

Wales. 

1864. 295 On the Lledr, North Wales. 

1866. 123 Lake near Capel Curig. 

1867. 245 Mountain stream under Cader 

Idris, North Wales. 

1870. 415 Mountain torrent near Conis- 

ton. 

22, Fitzroy Street, 

1 87 1. 377 Falls of the Tummell, Perth- 

shire. 

10, Kilbum Park Road, 
1873. 7 On the Lledr, North Wales. 
1876. 347 On the Torrent Walk, Dol- 

gelly. 



HASELER, H Painter. 

H, Heseler, 39, Fleet Street, 
1814. 559 Hastings Church. 
H, HaseUr, 

14, North Crescent^ 

Bedford Square, 
18 16. 502 View near Bonchurch, Isle of 
Wight. 
554 Carisbrook Castle, Isle of 

Wight. 
781 Windmill, Chigwell Row, 
Essex. 



HASELTINB, J. P Painter. 

1870. 878 Rake Mill, Dansfold. 
884 Hambledon, Porlock. 
887 Aylmerton, Blackdown. 

HASENPFLUG. C Painter. 

Royal Prussian General 

Consulate, 
1850. 1 167 The ruins of the Monastery of 
Walkenreid in the Hartz 
Mountains. 

HASKOLL,J Sculptor. 

IsU of Wight. 
1824. 993 Bust of a lady. 

6, Graham Street^ Pimlico, 

1830. 1 198 Bust of a gentleman. 

1233 Marble bust of Algernon 
Jones, Esq., son of Colonel 
Jones. 

1 83 1. 1 181 Marble bust of A. Jones, Esq., 

eldest son of Colonel Jones, 
late Grenadier Guards. 
1 188 Bust in marble. 

Ehury Cottage^ Pimlico. 

1832. 1128 Bust in marble of Augustus S. 

Perkins, Esq. 
21, King Streety 

Covent Garden. 
1835. 1055 Bust of Benson Hill, Esq., 
T.R.E.O. 

HASLAM, Daniel Painter. 

15, Redesdale Street^ Chelsea. 
1904. 37 Evening — Port St Mary, Isle 
of Man. 

HASLAM, W. D Painter. 

141, Finborough Road, 
1873. 579 Solitude. 

HASLEGRAVE, Miss Adelaide L. 

Painter. 

10, Trafalgar StudioSy Chelsea. 
1 90 1. 1056 In the sunny south. 

HASLEHURST, Edward. 

Architect. 
7a, Laurence Pountney Hill, 
1894. 1695 Reservoir Valve House, Ad- 
dington Hills. 

HASLEHURST, Ernest W. 

Painter. 

72, Burnt Ash Hilly Lee, 
1 90 1. 763 Shadows. 



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HASLEM, 


1836. 


909 


1837. 


650 

668 


1838. 


660 




676 



1839. 692 

1840. 889 
905 

1841. 937 



1842. 571 



John Enamel Painter. 

34, Old Bond Street. 

The Countess of Blessington; 
an enamel on porcelain 
from the original drawing by 
E. T. Parris. 

Milton. After Faithorne. 

Shakespeare. After a copy of 
the Duke of Buckingham's 
picture at Stowe. 

Mrs. Siddons. After Sir J. 
Reynolds. 

Venus, Mercury, and Cupid. 
After Correggio in the 
National Gallery. 

Her Majesty. After E. T. 
Parris. 

The Magdalen. After Guido. 

Beatrice Cenci. After Guido. 

Joseph Strutt, Esq., Derby, 
the donor of the Arboretum. 
After T. Phillips, R.A. 

H.R.H. Victoria, Princess 
Royal, at the age of eleven 
months; enamel on porce- 
lain. After a sketch by the 
Queen, with Her Majesty's 
gracious permission. 
575 H.R.H. Prince Albert. After 
W. C. Ross, A.R.A. 

1843. II 17 Lady Cecilia Lennox. After 

T. Sampson. 

1844. 1014 Sibilla Eritrea. After Domeni- 

chino. 

2, Percy Street, 
1846. 737 Sabilla Persica. After Guer- 

cino. 
Portrait of a lady of rank; from 

a miniature. 
Enamel portrait of a lady of 

rank. After F. Stone. 
23, Wilton Flace^ 

St John's Wood. 
Lady Henrietta Fermor. After 

R. Thorburn, A.R.A. 
H.R.H. Princess Louisa of 

Prussia. After F. Winter- 
halter. 
Enamel portrait from life. 
James Oliver, Esq.; enamel 

from life. 
James Campbell, Esq. ; enamel 

from life. 
Rev. Octavius Freier Owen, 

M. A. ; enamel from life. 

67, Bemers Street. 
Enamel portrait from life. 
Portrait of a lady. After T. 

Sampson. 
708 Enamel from an old miniature. 



en- 



en- 



1847. 


80+ 


1848. 


703 


1851. 


837 


1852. 


6j9 


1853- 


640 
643 




645 




646 


1854. 
1855- 


663 
70s 



1856. 633 Mrs. James Brotherton; 

amel from life. 

636 Portrait of a gentleman; 

amel from life. 

637 Posthumous portrait of a lady; 

original enamel. 

641 Six brooch and bracelet 
enamels from life. 

644 Joseph Brotherton, Esq., 
M.P., and James Brother- 
ton, Esq., Receiver-General 
of Inland Revenue; enamels 
from life. 

1857. 657 Mr. James Thomason; enamel 

from life. 
670 Brooch enamels from life. 

676 Portrait of a lady; enamel from 

life. 

677 Portrait of a gentleman; 

enamel from life. 

Nottingham Road^ Derby. 

738 Mrs. German. 

739 Miss German. 

740 Joseph German, Esq., Derby. 



1865. 



HASMER, Miss H Painter. 

Rome. 
1857. 1211 "And when the priest went 
in to announce to her that 
she was to die in the morn- 
ing, he found her calmly 
and peacefully asleep in her 
miserable cell." — Life of 
Beatrice Cenci. 

H ASS ALL, John Painter. 

37, Hlbeach Gardens^ 

EarPs Court. 
1894. 327 Temporary insanity. 
515 Birds of prey. 

88, Kensington Park Road. 
1901. 1070 "One who knows the law." — 
Much Ado. 

HASSAM, Alfred Painter. 

9, Greek Street^ Soho. 

1865. 705 Young blood. 

1866. 730 A young Roman. 

1867. 7»» The fourth age of man. 

1868. 813 A Florentine student. 

HASSBLL, Edward Painter. 

1 2, Upper Belgrave Place. 
1827. 137 The entrance of Henry the 
Seventh's chapel in West- 
minster Abbey, looking 
from the shrine of Edward 
the Confessor. 
1829. 582 Interior of a cathedral. 
1016 do. do. 



22 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Hassell, Edward — continued. 

1830. 453 The oriel window of the Hall, 

Crosby Place, Bishopsgate 
Street. 
611 The chancel in Compton 
Church, Surrey, looking 
west. 

83, Charlotte Street, 

1 83 1 . 13 The cromlech at Yrton Cegged, 

North Wales. 

1834. 557 Interior of Ewenny Priory. 

6, George Street^ New Road, 

1835. 4^5 Boudoir in the residence of 

Major - General Sir John 
Macdonald. 

1837. 65 Landscape view in North 

Wales. 
29, Alfred Street^ 

Bedford Square, 

1838. 729 The south aisle in Compton 

Church, Surrey. 
941 The Quadrangle of the Royal 
Exchange, as it appeared on 
the 1 8th of January, three 
days subsequent to the fire. 

1839. 120 Netley Abbey, shewing the 

great eastern window and 
south transept of the church. 

1840. aoo Guy's Cliff Mill, near Leam- 

ington Spa. 



HASSELL, John Painter. 

20, Rolls Buildings y 

Fetter Lane, 

1789. 47 » View of Stonehenge on Salis- 

bury Plain. 
4, Gress Street^ 

Rathbone Place, 

1790. 484 Porchester Castle. 
493 Carisbrook Castle. 

1792. 497 View of a salmon leap near 
Glyshenenconten Mountain, 
Wales. 
i793« 499 The Mynydd Mawr from 
Nanty Myllyn, Carnarvon. 
518 A moonlight on the river Wye. 
844 The falls of Doly Myllyn, 
Merionethshire. 
23> Clarges Street^ Piccadilly, 
1796. 458 View of Dolgelly, Merioneth- 
shire, North Wales. 
473 View of the city of Salisbury. 
484 View of Pontneath Vaughan, 
Glamorganshire, South 

Wales. 
654 City of Bath. 
871 City of Bristol. 
1797* 38$ Waterfall at Aberdillas, Gla- 
morganshire. 



1797- 39^ Conway Castle, Caernarvon- 
shire. 
528 View from the entrance of the 

Cave of Ystraedwelty. 
680 Salmon leap at Kennarth, 
Cardiganshire. 

23, Bishopsgate Street. 

1800. 7*3 View of Newcastle Emblyn, 
Cardiganshire. 

1 1, Clemenfs Inn, 

18 1 3. 600 Powick bridge, near Worcester. 
27, Richard Street^ Islington. 

18 1 6. 779 The Briars, the first residence 
of Napoleon Bonaparte in 
the Island of St. Helena, 
and the seat of W. Bal- 
combe, Esq.; from a sketch 
by the proprietor. 

18 1 9. 840 Leighton Beaudesert, Bedford- 
shire. 

HASTIB, Mi88 Grace H Painter. 

216, Camberwell Grove. 

1878. 879 Blue dragon china and azaleas. 

1879. 858 Hard times. 

1880. 742 Primulas. 

1 88 1. 842 Christmas rose. 
864 Almond blossom. 

1884. 980 Christmas roses. 
989 Currants. 

1885. 1263 Christmas roses. 

1886. 1 1 76 "May." 

1887. 1071 Raspberries. 

1889. M50 do. 

8, Champion Parhy 

Denmark Hill. 

1890. 1 1 87 Anemone Japonica. 

1893. '^^9 Iceland poppies in Etruscan 

vase. 
1 185 Almond-blossom. 

1894. 1040 Azaleas. 

1895. 993 "O Primavera, gioventii dell' 

anno ! " 

1897. 1356 Raspberries. 

1898. 1247 Almond blossom with Japanese 

bowl. 
1903. 1008 Raspberries. 

HASTINGS Painter. 

Burton St,, Tavistock Square. 
1813. 236 The shipwrecked mariners. 

669 The ruins of St Pancras, with 
a distant view of St. Martin, 
Canterbury. 

HASTINGS, Edw Painter. 

7, Cleaveland Street. 
1804. 321 Portrait of a lady. 

75, Welbeck Street. 
1806. 139 Portrait of an officer. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



23 



1807. 



1810. 

iSii. 

1812. 

1813. 
1815. 

1816. 
1817. 



1818. 
1819. 

1820. 
1821. 



1822. 
1823. 



1824. 
1825. 



1827. 



55» 
555 



3*7 



33S Design for the Monthly Liter- 
ary Recreations. 

393 do. do. etc 

394 Design for the Monthly Liter- 

ary Recreations: Princess 
Una and the lion. 
499 Design for the Monthly Liter- 
ary Recreations, etc. 
25, Store St,, Bedford Square, 
Portrait of a lady. 

do. physician. 
9, Alfred Place, 

Bedford Square. 
Rev. J. Briton, Durham. 
346 C. F. Crespigny, Esq. 
507 Lord Arundel. 
729 Mrs. J. Neave. 
708 Rev. G. Barrington. 
23 Portrait of a gentleman. 
240 Sketch portrait of Dr. Bates, 

Little Missendon. 
688 Portrait of a gentleman. 
484 S. Fox, Esq., surgeon. 
843 Mrs. Ward. 
203 — Case, Esq. 
220 Master Williams of the Theatre 
Royal, Covent Garden. 
J. Ward, Esq. 
Miss Tunstall of the Theatre 

Royal, Drury Lane. 
Miss Ward. 
Dr. Nelson. 

T. Buston, Esq., Commis- 
sioner to the Duke of North- 
umberland. 
A study. 
599 Portrait of a young lady. 
495 Mrs. King. 
541 Portrait of a lady. 
593 Mrs. T. Cookson, Newcastle. 
Miss M. Cookson. 
Portrait of an old woodman. 
E. Ward, Esq. 
Miss Carew. 
The woodman. 
44S Lloyd Williams, Esq., F.R.S. 
477 J. Lamb, Esq. 
913 Miss Sharp. 
976 Portrait of a gentleman. 
053 H. CoUingwood Selby, Esq. 
312 W. Tumbull, Esq. 
337 Captain Chetham, R.N., of the 
Leander, who led in the 
attack of Algiers. 
407 Mr. Lilbum, R.N. 
817 Miss J. Scott, Theatre Royal, 

Covent Garden. 
392 Mr. Fuller. 
509 Portrait of a young lady. 
579 J. J. Lloyd Baker, Esq. 



480 
612 

17a 
475 
45* 



57« 



870 
167 
191 
748 

7" 



HASTINGS, George Painter. 

8, Aberdeen Terrace West, 

Bristol, 

1869. 869 The Crawley rock, coast of 

Gower, South Wales, in the 
month of January. 

1870. 215 The Treffan, North Wales. 

983 Barley field, Gloucestershire: 
August. 

187 1. 283 The mountain path, Llyn 

Idwal, North Wales. 
524 On the Leigh Downs: month 
of April. 

1872. 173 Sandbanks at Harlech, Merion- 

ethshire. 
440 Wild weather: Idwal, North 
Wales. 
1875. 453 On the Leigh Downs: month 
of October. 



HASTINGS, Miss Kate Gardiner. 

Painter. 

19, Blandford Square, 

1885. 1664 Wild rose. 

1886. 1491 My May. 
1888. 108 Juliet. 

1670 Mrs. Julius Beerbohm. 

HASTINGS, Captain Thomas. 

Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1 82 1. 2 Junction of the rivers Mal- 
poorba and Kistnah in the 
interior of India. 
35 Painted from a sketch taken 
during a storm off the Cape 
of Good Hope. 

HASTINGS, W. A Painter. 

8, Alfred Place, 

Bedford Square, 

1830. 457 Portrait of a gentleman on the 

summit of Mont Blanc on 
the 25th of July, 1827, at 
two p.m. "I saw them 
reach the summit, where 
they were nearly lost in the 
dark blue sky."— Z>. Wilkie, 
R,A. 

1 83 1. 235 A lesson from life. 

520 Portraits of the children of 
Charles JefTeries, Esq. 

HASTLING, Miss Annie E. 

Painter. 

Sandon Place, Sheffield, 
1882. 367 Forbidden fruit. 



24 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



HATCH, Miss Ethel Painter. 

SO, York Street Chambers^ 

Bryanston Square, 
1894. 1427 Clare. 

33, Harewood Square, 
1896. 155a Phyllis. 

HATCHARD, J Sculptor. 

Queen Street^ Westminster, 
181 1. 930 Bust of Mr. Hatchard, archi- 
tect, etc. 

HATHERELL, William, R.I. 

Painter. 
4, Limerson Street, 
I "Grave Alice." 

I, Fitzray Street, 
559 "Where speaking marbles 

show, etc." 
1074 A portrait. 
393 Old house near Bristol. 
1639 "Far from the madding crowd." 
15* Catch! 

II, Elm Grove y Cricklewood, 
716 "It was a lover and his lass 
that through the green corn- 
fields did pass." 
1 06 1 The bailiff's daughter of Isling- 
ton. "Then all the maids 
of Islington, etc." 
941 John Ridd's second meeting 
with Lorna Doone. "By 
the side of the stream she 
was coming to me, etc." 
109 A river picnic. 

15, Cavendish Road^ 

Brondesbury, 

114 "God save the King": York 

herald proclaiming Edward 

VII at Chancery Lane. 

92 Gleaners waiting for the last 

load. 
267 The City Fathers' welcome to 
King Edward VII. "My 
Lords and Gentlemen, the 
toast is *His Majesty the 
King.'" 

HATTON, E. W. 

Miniature Painter. 
113, Murray Street^ Hoxton, 
1845. 782 Miss Robinson. 

816 Mr. and Mrs. Edgar. 
828 H. Ross, Esq. 
922 Portrait of a gentleman. 
1847. 808 Mr. William John Hatton. 
818 Mr. Fortunatus Hemming. 
832 Portrait of the artist. 



1879. 
1880. 



1882. 
1884. 
1885. 

1896. 



1897. 



1898. 



1899. 



1901. 



1902. 
1904. 



1849. 


696 

826 




837 


1850. 


76s 
821 


1851. 
1852. 


859 

775 
818 




921 


1853. 


686 
868 


1854. 


74a 
808 




811 


1855. 


817 
857 
896 


1856. 


925 
838 



1857. 723 

1859. 730 
1882. 1424 



12, Lansdawne Terrace^ 

Islington, 

The late Mrs. Layland. 

William Layland, Esq. 

Joseph Rawlings, Esq. 

4, Hawland Street. 

Lady Page Turner. 

Miss Emma Atkinson. 

W. T. H. Were, Esq. 

Portrait of a lady. 

Miss Mary Cockbum. 

Miss Fanny Davidson Palmer. 
34, Albany Street. 

Mrs. Sargent. 

J. F. Sargent, Esq. 
i^y Manor Road^ Walworth. 

Miss Emma George. 

Miss Sophia Philpott of Can- 
terbury. 

Mrs. Wightwick of Canterbury. 

Mrs. George Thomas. 

Mr. Edward Cawell. 

Mary Anne, the eldest daughter 
of G. Thomas, Esq. 

Michael Manalt, Esq. 

Captain John A. Campbell, of 
the I St Royals. 

Miss Emma Smith. 

15, St. Paul's Terrace^ 

Walworth, 

The late Richard Wilson, Esq. 

I, St. John's Rd.y Homsey Rise, 

Mary Therese Hatton. 



HATTON, Miss Helen Hov^ard. 

Painter. 

14, Titchfield Terrace, 

Regent's Park. 
1885. 632 Bessie, daughter of Joseph 
Hatton, Esq. 
837 A grey day. 
1888. 464 Nellie, daughter of Augustus 
Harris, Esq. 
7, St. Paul's Studios, 

Talgarth Road. 

1 89 1. 290 Poppyheads and hemlock. 

1892. 520 Anemone. 

886 Neapolitan Violets. 
1894. 312 "Love, if thy tresses be so 
dark, etc." 
{See Mrs. W. H. Margetson.) 

HATTON, T Architect. 

1799. 988 A Design for a church. 

At Mr, Robinson's, 

Albion Street, Blackfriars, 

1800. 1080 Design for a bridge. 

At Robinson and Roper's, 

Blackfriars Bridge, 

1 80 1. 933 Design for a temple. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



25 



Dean St,^ Canterbury Square, 
1802. 934 Design: Cottage at Mount 
Pleasant, near Crouch End, 
for H. St. John, Esq. 
1806. 856 House, Dartmouth Hill, Black- 
heath, for J. Green, Esq. 
1809. '*4 Public Porter Brewhouse, 
Weston Street, Southwark, 
from the brewhouse yard. 

HAUGH, George Painter. 

Cumberland. 
'i'111. 163 Ahead. 

9, St, Martin's Street. 

Leicester Fields. 
1778. 141 Portrait of a lady. 

142 do. gentleman. 

HAUGH, G Painter. 

I, Great Chesterfield Street. 

1806. 38 The Head of Loch Lomond, 

from M*Farlane*s Island. 

39 The rock and castle of Dun- 

barton, on the Frith of 
Clyde. 

40 Loch Leven Castle. 

41 Entrance into the Trosacks 

and Loch Catherine in the 
West Highlands. | 

69 Loch Lubnaig ; Craigna j 
Coheity in the distance — 
W. Highlands. 

81 The bridge at Kilmahog in the 
Pass of Lennie and Ben 
Lidi in the distance. 

1807. 667 View in the Trosacks near Loch 

Catherine. 
674 View in Glen Kinglass. 

HAUGHTON, Benjamin ... Painter. 
Houndspool^ Dawlish. 
1893. '55 The deserted garden. 
658 In earliest spring. 

Summerhill^ Bennenden^ Kent. 

1898. 62 The babes in the wood. 
710 October afternoon. 

1899. 625 Saplings. 

1900. 857 Queen of the Night. 
1902. 637 Winter sunshine. 
'903. 5"4 A summer morning. 

HAUGHTON, Moses. 

Enamel Painter. 
Woodstock Street^ Birmingham. 
1788. 49 Dead game. 
152 do. 

22ySherrard St.y Golden Square. 
1792. 657 A sorceress with her enchanted 
mirror. 
658 A witch raising a shade. 

IV. 



10, Great Suffolk Street, 

Charing Cross. 

1800. 875 Mr. W. Roscoe. 
901 Portrait of himself. 

1 80 1. 809 Portraits of two gentlemen. 

6, Buckingham Street, Strand, 

1802. 641 Mrs. Fuseli. 

648 From Mr. Roscoe*s Inscription 

to the Park. 
653 Mr. Fuseli. 

13, Bemers Street. 

1803. 288 Partridges. 

767 Portrait of a gentleman. 

1804. 701 Mr. Fuseli. 

HAUGHTON, Moses, Junr. 

Miniature Painter. 
Keeper^s Apartments, 

Royal Academy. 
1808. 703 Lord Rivers. 
706 Mrs. Fuseli. 
715 H. Fuseli, Esq. 

1810. 625 A frame containing five minia- 

tures, viz.: Q. Frost, Mrs. 
H. Johnston, Dr. Denman, 
Mrs. Clarke of Covent Gar- 
den and Master Newman. 

181 1. 578 Rev. W. Draper. 

619 Portrait of a gentleman. 
1 8 13. 4*1 Mrs. Fuseli. 

459 Signor Tramezzani. 

540 H. Fuseli, Esq., R.A 

574 W. Roscoe, Esq. 
1815. 532 Amorini carrying off the cestus 
of Venus. 

537 Miss Waltstein. 

1 818. 436 Portrait of a gentleman. 
437 do. do. 

649 Mrs. Wingfield. 

693 Portrait of a gentleman. 
709 do. lady. 

737 do. gentleman. 

800 do. lady. 

838 W. Wingfield, Esq. 

86, Newman Street. 

18 19. 795 Mrs. Miller. 

799 Miss Jane Travers. 

1820. 463 R. Medcalf, Esq. 
656 Miss Humphries. 
674 Miss Julia Lennard. 

1 82 1. 646 W. Archer, Esq. 
647 J. Cole, Esq. 

653 Portrait of a lady. 

666 do. do. 

743 do. gentleman. 

860 The Countess of Morton. 

77, Newman Street. 

1822. 737 Miss Greville. 

1823. 546 Retaliation, or Cupid captive. 

694 The Ladies Hastings. 

£ 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Haughton, Moses, Junr.— continued. 


HAUTMAN, J Sculptor. 


1823. 


738 Lady Charlotte Greville. 




SckwanthaUr Museum^ 


1824. 


436 Family group. 




Munich. 




781 Our Alice. 


1858. 


1146 Bust of a gentleman. 




38, Greaf Marlborough Street. 




1316 do. lady. 


1825. 


6ao Portrait of a lady. 








656 do. gentleman. 


HAVELL, Alfred C Painter. 




750 do. lady. 




2, Elgin Road^ Maida Vale. 


1826. 


423 Zephyr and Aurora. "Zephyr 


1878. 


785 Reverie. 




with Aurora playing, etc." 


1884. 


737 An idyll. 




54» George Baillie Hamilton, Esq. 








630 Mrs. Lane Fox. 


HAVELL, Charles Richards. 


1827. 


647 Mrs. Sievier. 




Painter. 




656 Mother and child. 




123, Castle Street, Reading. 




668 Hon. R. F. Greville. 


1862. 


28 Sunshine and showers. 




692 Portrait of a lady. 








706 Rev. T. T^ne Fox. 


HAVELL, Mrs. Christabelle. 




813 Mary. 




Miniature Painter. 


1828. 


676 R. Medcalf, Esq. 




7, Dilke Street, TiU Street. 




70a Antonio Dent, Esq. 


1902. 


1197 Nellie. 




875 Maternal solicitude. 






1829. 


714 Portrait of a lady. 


HAVELL, Edmund Painter. 




895 Lady Susan C. Somerset. 




London Street, Reading. 




918 Hon. R. F. Greville. 


1814. 


578 Abbey Gateway at Reading. 




938 Portrait of a lady. 


1822. 


136 Sonning oaks, near Reading. 


1830. 


865 Miss Hanbury. 




151 Early Court, Berks, the seat of 


1831. 


82 z Portrait of a lady. 




Lord Stowell. 




887 Captain Elliot. 




Berkeley Cottage, RecuUng. 


1832. 


695 Mrs. Laystock Wilson. 
73* James Fletcher, Esq. 


1847. 


864 Blake's Bridge, Reading. 




897 Portrait of a gentleman. 


HAVELL, Edmund, Junr. ... Painter. 


1835. 


831 Portraits of a lady and child. 




Shenfield, Reading. 




4, Percy Street, 


1835. 


936 Study of a brace of pheasants. 


1836. 


633 A literary character. 




Viastion Street, Reading. 




657 Portrait of a child. 


1842. 


1114 A lady on horseback. 


1837. 


797 do. young gentleman. 




1237 Group of children. 


1838. 


919 do. lady. 




Berkeley Cottage, Reading. 




950 do. gentleman. 


1844. 


580 Miss Hanbury, ciUtughter of 


1839. 


468 do. young gentleman. 




R. Hanbury, Esq. 




788 W. L. L. Birkbeck, Esq. 




18, SackfriUe Street. 




1069 Portraits of Dr. Birkbeck's 


1845. 


997 Portraits of the daughters of 




daughters. 




the Rev. E. Trimmer. 


1840. 


516 The cut finger. 


1846. 


750 Freddy. 




668 Children of Robert Sievier, Esq. 




1084 Spring flowers. 


1841. 


651 Sketch of Mrs. Wygall. 




51, Rathbone Place. 




886 Mrs. Sievier. 


1847. 


7S9 Italian boy. 




916 Robert Sievier, Esq. 




1046 Portrait. 


1843. 


873 The Rev. Lord Charles 




1 181 Girl with turnip greens. 




Thynne. 




81, Regent Quadrant, 




1029 Portrait of Henry. 


1848. 


1042 Portraits. 


1844. 


596 do. a lady. 


1849. 


642 Benjamin Hooper, Esq. 




655 do. a gentleman. 




917 Robert Ph. Mercer, Esq., R.N. 


1846. 


46 do. an artist. 




17, Saville Row. 


1848. 


889 Miniature picture of — Fra- 


i8sa 


95 » Daughter of Alex Greig, Esq. 




delle, Esq. 




1019 A late fellow of St. John's 
College, Cambridge. 


HAUS 


SIOULLIER, W Painter. 




1025 Rev. Thomas Gregory, B.A. 




c/o Mr, Cheveky^ 


1851. 


1219 A portrait. 




Ravenscourt Park, 




1226 Mrs. E. Burridge. 


1844. 


562 Fountain of youth. 


1852. 


664 E. S. Burnaby, Esq. 



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1853. 941 William J. Blackbume, Esq. 
945 Mrs. John Randolph. 

1853. 642 Miss Fanny Blackbume. 
696 — Oakes, Esq. 

809 Miss Charlotte Praed. 
895 Mrs. Henry Armytageand child 
928 Lord Balgonie. 
981 Miss Scott Wilson. 
1036 A sketch. 

{No junior.) 

21, Piccadilly, 

1854. ^^ "But who can paint like 

nature? etc." 
999 Son of T. Peers Williams, Esq., 

M.P. 
1080 Crochet. 

201, Piccadilly, 

1855. 5^> T^^l happy place upon my 

mother's knee. 
960 Major Ormsby Gore. 
981 Miss Hay. 

14, Berners Street 

1856. 919 Mrs. Charles Kingsley. 

953 Miss Grenfell. 

954 Miss Mary Austen Leigh. 
1015 Viscountess Hood. 

1023 A portrait. 

1857. 171 Cecil Fane, Esq. 
871 Mrs. Bullock. 
884 A study. 

940 A portrait. 

1858. 776 Miss Stewart. 
875 Agnes. 

886 Rev. Charles Kingsley. 

1859. 996 A portrait. 

1004 Mrs. H. Erskine. 
i860. 748 Major Waldo Sibthorpe, M.P. 
1 86 1. 761 Mrs. Frederick Villebois. 

201, Piccadilly. 

1864. 235 Limerick lace girl. 

1865. ^99 A portrait. 

12, The Polygon, Clifton, 

Bristol. 

1866. 358 In the golden year. 

31, Edgeware Rocul. 

1867. 975 A study. 

1870. 390 Chrystabel. 

187 1. 844 Portrait of a lady. 

69, New Bond Street. 

1872. 718 Willie, son of Major J. L^h 

Thursby. 
1309 Portrait of a lady. 

1873. ^39 The late Mrs. Boucherett. 
1 21 3 Mrs. Foster M. Alleyne. 

1874. 525 Mrs. Walter Lacy Rogers. 
1 3 14 Portraits. 

64a, New Bond Street. 

1875. >^^^ A sketch in chalk on porcelain. 

2, Elgin Road, Maida Vale. 
1877. 476 R. Booth Smith, Esq. 



I 1878. 144 Miss Booth Smith. 

244 Charles (" Bob ") Ward, hunts- 
man to the Hertfordshire 
hounds. 
270 Mrs. E. V. Pryor. 
! 1197 Mrs. E. V. Pryor; chalk draw- 

I ing on porcelain. 

; 1879. "46 Mrs. Ranald E. Johnston. 

22, St.John^s Wood Road. 

1 88 1. 1 1 62 Mabel, youngest daughter of 
I Heywood Hardy, Esq.; 
I chalk on porcelain. 

I 1 1 74 Violet, youngest daughter of 

John Collett, Esq. 
41, Priory Road, Addey Road. 

1882. 397 J. Johnstone of Halbaths. 

Presented by the Dumfries^ 
shire Hunt. 
22, St. John* s Wood Road. 
1884. "356 Mrs. Koch. 

1887. 1 146 Lena, daughter of Lena, Lady 

Scott. 
1538 Cecile. 

1888. 764 The Rivals. 

1893. 693 Longitude 70% latitude 40^ 

1889. 
1895. ^9^ A portrait. 

1129 Portrait of a lady. 
1138 "Di," daughter of Arthur E. 
Thursby, Esq. 

HAVBLL, Ernest B Sculptor. 

School of Arts, Madrcu. 

1890. 2077 A Beloochee chief; bust. 

1 89 1. 1993 A Hindoo artist; statuette. 

HAVBLL, George Painter. 

Seven Bridges, Reading. 
1826. 380 Portrait of a lady. 

14, Russell Street, Reading. 

1828. 306 The mouse trap. 

29, Queen Anne Street. 

1829. 117 An interior. 

14, London Place, Oxford. 
1833. 74a Foxes disputing a prize. 

HAVBLL, Mrs. George (formerly 
Mi88 M. A. Hale). 

Miniature Painter. 
Seven Bridges, Reading. 

1826. 576 Portrait of a gentleman. 
705 do. an artist. 
744 do. a lady. 

795 do. a gentleman. 

14, Russell Street, Reading. 

1827. 797 John Mayne, Esq., of the First 

Royals. 

28, Surrey Street, Strand. 

1828. 832 Portrait of a lady. 

{See Miss M. A. Hale, vol. iii, page 353.) 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



HAVELL, H Painter. 

7, Lower Cheitenham, 
1849. 430 Prospero, Miranda, and Ariel. 
"If thou more murmurest, 
etc:*— Tempest, 

HAVELL, Miss H. Christabelle. 

Painter. 
7, Diike Street, Chelsea. 
1904. 907 Ruth, daughter of Sir Henry 
Burton Buckley. 

HAVELL, Robert Painter. 

3, Chapel St,, Fitzroy Square, 

1820. 578 Park Place, the late seat of the 

Earl of Malmesbury, near 
Henley-on-Thames. 

1 82 1. 185 Powerscourt Fall, County of 

Wicklow. 

1822. 509 View of Castle cliff, Hastings, 

from Bohemia meadows. 



William Painter. 

6, Clips tone St,, Fitzroy Square, 

Caernarvon Castle, 
do. do. 

Valley of Nant Francon, Car- 
narvonshire. 

(ii, Poland Street, 

Retirement. 

View of Kilganan Castle on the 
Tyoi, near Cardigan. 

Cephalus and Procris, etc. 

13, Poland Street. 

Winchester Tower, Windsor. 

The saw pit. 

31, Tichfieid Street, 

Reading Abbey. 

Evening. 

7, Upper Conway Street, 

Linlithgow Palace, Scotland. 

2 7, Buckingham Place, 

Fitzroy Square, 

Scene on the Thames at Hen- 
ley, Oxfordshire. 

Ryddland Castle, St. Asaph 
bridge, and Cathedral, North 
Wales. 

Vale of St. John, Cumberland 
— autumnal morning. 
29, Frederick St,, Hampstead, 

The grotto of Neptune, Tivoli. 

Castel Gandolfo, Albano Lake, 
the Campagna, and Rome 
in the distance. 

The Bay of Bai». 

The terrace of the Capuchins* 
convent at Sorrento; the 
island of Procida in the dis- 
tance — sunset. 



HAVELL, 


1804. 


141 

504 
607 


1805. 


68 
158 




*39 


1806. 


160 




SO* 


1807. 


80 
202 


1812. 


268 


1814. 


III 




223 



238 



1830. 171 

189 



191 

376 



1830. 381 Pilgrims visiting the Hermitage 

at Santo Cosimato in the 
vicinity of Rome — mid-day. 
423 Maecenas's villa. 
1080 Psestum. 

35, Frederick Street. 

1 83 1. 71 View near Resina, Bay of 

Naples. 
154 A friar inviting pilgrims to go 
into his convent 

1833. 147 The Thames at Twickenham. 
455 View of Naples. 

574 Santo Cosimato, near Rome. 
2, Cirencester Place, 

1834. 234 Capuchin friars at the Camal- 

doli near Amalfi. 
324 Nuns at a convent near Torre 
del Greco. 
24, Montague Street, 

Portman Square. 

1835. 293 Vico Point, from Sorrento. 
394 Wood scene— autumnal effect. 

1836. 340 The glen at Sorrento. 

410 Convent of St. Benedette, 

Subiaco. 
44* Cavern at Sorrento — an ancient 

bath. 

1837. 216 Vesuvius, with the Camaldoli 

convent of Capuchins. 
271 Una and the lion. "As the 

great eye of Heaven shineth 

bright, etc." 
360 Ambleside Mill as it was in the 

year 1815. 

1838. 278 Hindustanee Nautch during 

the great annual festival at 
Moclali, with the tame tiger 
of the city of Hyderabad, in 
the Deccan, East Indies. 

1839. 39 Farmyard, Island of Capri. 
10 1 Sunrise — autumnal morning. 
156 Stock Gill force, Ambleside. 
158 Brathay river head of Winder- 
mere. 

16, Bayswaier Terrace. 

1840. 25 Olevans, near Subiaco, Roman 

States. 
91 Temple of Vesta, Tivoli, taken 

soon after the falling of the 

old wooden bridge in 1829. 
164 Sorrento, Bay of Naples. 
188 Ancient Roman temple near 

Nomentano, Rome. 
519 Distant view of Lodore from 

the banks of Keswick Lake. 

1 84 1. 31a The crater of Vesuvius from 

the summit 
367 Italian peasants reposing at the 
Madonna, near Subiaco, 
Roman States. 



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29 



1843- 73 
105 

4»4 
560 



1842. 113 TheConventofSantoCosimato 

near Rome. 

165 Fountain, with ruins, on the 

road to Frascati, near Rome. 

29a The river Dee, from the mill at 

Llangollen, North Wales. 
351 Psyche protected by Cupid is 
commanded by Venus to 
ascend a lofty mountain and 
procure the water of Lethe, 
which is guarded by dragons. 
The bird of Jove being sent 
to her aid, seizes the pitcher 
and bears the water to 
Psyche. 

Sorrento Point — distant view of 
Vesuvius, Naples. 

Mecaenas's Villa, Tivoli. 

Vesuvius, from a window of a 
Neapolitan Villa. 

View in China, near the city of 
Loo Shan, situated on the 
banks of the river Yongtse 
Kiong, or son of the sea, 
with a representation of a 
marriage procession going to 
the distant temple in the 
valley, and domestic em- 
ployments of the Chinese 
peasantry, from a sketch 
taken on the spot during the 
return of the embassy con- 
ducted by Lord Amherst in 
1816. 

Village of Chiselhurst with a 
rural gipsy party. 

Approach to the Simplon from 
Italy. 

A shrine near Gondo, Simplon. 

Cascade and watering place. 
Hong Kong island, China. 

Castle Elz near the Moselle. 

Convent of Santo Cosimato, 
near Rome. 

Fountains and ruins near 
Tivoli. 

Ruins on the banks of the 
Anio, and Castle Madama, 
near Rome. 

Miseno Point, Islands of Pro- 
cida and Ischia, near 
Naples. 

Rustic Italian villa and dipping 
place. 

Lynmouth Bridge, N. Devon. 

Rydal Lake, Westmoreland. 

Vesuvius and a ruined chapel, 
occasioned by former erup- 
tions. 
1847. »7> A saw pit in Devonshire. 



1844. 


22 




»97 




468 
49» 




578 
640 


1845. 


204 


1846. 


154 



185 



366 

435 
493 

708 



1847. 



1848. 



1849. 



1850. 
1851. 



1852. 
1853. 

1854. 



1855. 
1856. 



1857. 



387 Grange bridge near Keswick. 
442 West Lynn, Lynmouth, North 

Devon — stormy sunset. 
611 View on the Coast, near Lyme 

Regis. 
667 West Lynn, Lynmouth. 
1015 The glen at Sorrento, Naples. 
190 Mill weir and river Dee, Llan- 
gollen. 
315 Bridge in ruins on the river 

Anio and convent Santo 

Cosimato. 
530 Stratford-upon-Avon. "Thy 

banks with peonied and 

lilied brims, etc." 
909 Llangollen bridge and the 

overflowing of the river Dee 

in stormy weather. 
99 View near Bowness and part of 

Windermere Lake. 
1 14 Bridge of St. Maurice over the 

Rhone, Lower Valais. 
261 Arundel Castle, Sussex — sun- 
set. 
1093 Weary pedlars reposing — even- 
ing. 
161 Ruins and the castle Madama 

near Rome. 
348 The Cob at Lyme Regis. 
610 The Woodman — sunset. 
57 Rustic bridge near Lynmouth, 

North Devon. 
628 The roadside cross, to mark 

the spot where murder has 

occurred. — The scenery near 

Subiaco, Roman States. 
647 Castle and town of Olevano, 

near Subiaco, Roman States. 
348 Bolton Abbey, Yorkshire. 
363 Fountain near Capo la Cava, 

in the vicinity of Naples. 
173 Windermere Lake. 
472 The Red Hill near Petworth, 

Sussex. 
509 Tillington, near Petworth, 

Sussex. 

3, High Raw^ Kensington, 
266 A glen in the vale of St. John, 

Cumberland. 
Hermitage at Avocatella, near 

Capo la Cava, Naples. 
Fern burners and the Castle 

Craig, near Keswick. 
358 Fern-cutting near Keswick. 
130 Waterfall m the island of 

Penang. 
210 Wild flowers on the banks of 

the river Chew, near Bristol. 
228 Lynmouth Bridge and Tor, 

North Devon. 



5»» 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Havell, William — continued. 

i8S7« 383 Grotto of Pausilipo, Naples. 
1020 Arundel Castle, Sussex — sun- 
set. 

HAVENHAND, James Sculptor. 

2 2, Millman Street ^Bloomsbury, 
1893. ^7^9 Andromache sorrowing over the 
loss of Hector; hand mirror 
in silver repouss^. 

HAVERFIELD, J. T Painter. 

Flower Grove^ Callander^ N,£, 
187 1. 430 A November day in the Pass 
of Leny, Scotland. 

HAVERMAET, Van. SeeV. 

HAVERS, Miss Alice (afterwards 

Mrs. Morgan) Painter. 

76, Westboume Park Road, 

1873. ^47 A knotty subject. 

1874. 635 " Ought and carry one." 
945 School. 

5, Clyde St., Redcliffe Gardens. 

1875. 4^ A day dream. 

469 A Montevidean carnival. 

In most South American cities, 
and especially in Montevideo, the 
great game of Carnival consists in 
everyone pelting everyone else 
with any quantity of water, the 
intense heat of the climate render- 
ing the custom fiur less unpleasant 
than might be supposea. The 
ladies for the most part monopo- 
lizing the roofe of the houses, pour 
down jugs and buckets full on the 
heads of their admirers, while 
these return the fire briskly with 
all manner of ingenious squirts, 
eggs fiUed with water, bouquets, 
wreaths, etc 

I, Cathcari Road, 
"They homeward wend their 

weary way." 
" Under the blossom that hangs 

on the bough." 
" Goosey, goosey gander, etc." 
" Darkness falls from the wings 

of night." 
The eve of St. Michael. 
The end of her journey. 
" The moon is up and yet it is 

not night." 
June. 

September. 

Peasant girls, Varengeville. 
Stone pickers. 
Rush-cutters. 
Blanchisseuses. " What, no 

soap!" 



1876. 


S5> 




6l2 




1266 


1877. 


69 




501 




1378 


1878. 


5»i 




538 




633 


1879. 


349 




495 


1880. 


595 




1465 



1881. 
1883. 


379 
7.8 




801 


1883. 


8z8 


1884. 
1885. 

1886. 


•44 
«34 
748 
347 
738 




lOOI 


1887. 
1888. 


1024 
99 



720 



1889. II 

697 



The first arrivals. 

The red fan. 

Trouble. 

7, North Bank, Regents Park, 

A Christmas errand. 

1 1, Marlborough Road, 
The haunted tarn. 
Divided. 

The belle of the village. 
Blue eyes and pink eyes. 
In doubt. 

The faithful shepherdess. 
Going to town. 
" The dusky night rides down 

the sky." 
''But Mary kept all these 

things and pondered them 

in her heart." 
Roses and Violets. 
In the meadows. 



HAVERS, Val Painter. 

21, Camden Road, 

1898. 383 Vivian Caulfeild, Esq. 

108, Camden Street, 

1899. 3 IX A Cottage Idyll. 

99, Great Titchfield Street. 

1900. 1003 *' Within the branching shade 

of reverie." — D, G. Rossetti, 
The Whym, Gainshall, 

Guildford. 

1 90 1. 836 The quest of the fair ladies. — 

The Haunted Lake, 

1902. 106 Suspense. 

26, King Edward* s Gardens, 
Acton Hill, 
1904. 146 Wood-nymphs. 



HAVERTY, J., R,H,A. 



1835. 



Painter. 

I, Suffolk Place, 
852 The Rt Rev. Dr. Doyle, 
Roman Catholic Bishop of 
Kildare. 
I, Spur Street, Leicester Square, 
1844. 521 Father Mathew receiving a re- 
pentant pledge-breaker — a 
portrait from life. 

Dublin, 
639 The late Gerald Griffin, Esq., 
author of " The Collegians," 
" Gysippus." 

26, Elizabeth Street, Pimlico, 
98 P. MacDowell, Esq., R.A, 
939 The Roman charity. 
30 Captain Davidson. 
753 Portrait of a child. 
874 The Dowager Lady Clanricarde. 

887 Portrait of a lady. 

888 do. an eminent phy- 
sician. 



1846. 



1849. 
1851. 
1852. 



1853. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



31 



1854. 915 Portrait of a lady. 

1855. 'S93 Father come home. 

1856. Ill Henry F. Chorley, Esq. 
354 Portrait of a lady. 

831 A sister of Mercy. 

1857. 288 Miss Gabriel. 

318 Rev. Dr. Todd, S.F.T.C.D. 

HAVILAND, Francis A. 

Miniature Painter. 
35, ThurUstotu Road^ 

West Norwood, 

1894. 1151 Mrs. Bythesea. 

12, Bedford Gardens^ 

Kensington, 

1895. 1 195 Belle. 

1896. 543 Portrait of a lady. 
1298 Mrs. Philip Williams. 
1364 Florence. 

1403 Frank Lynn Jenkins, Esq. 

31, Camden Road Studios, 

1897. 91 Miss Constance Collier. 
1450 Constance Collier. 
1457 Aim^. 

F, O, A, Haviland^ 

1 21, Charlotte Street, 

1898. 1 314 Miss Marie Tempest. 

F, A, Havilandy 

205, Maida Vale. 
1900. 231 Miss F. Allen. 

1489 Miss Constance Collier. 
Frank Hamland^ 

2, Addison Studios, 

BfythRoad, W. 

1902. 1202 Miss . 

1903. 1225 Olive. 

HAVILL, Frederick Painter. 

F Haoell, 

18, Montpellier Walk, 

Ckeltenkam, 

1849. 440 An Italian figure-man. 

F, Havill, 

18, Montpellier Walk, 

Cheltenham. 

1850. 285 A Jew reading the records of 

his scattered nation. 
4, Spa Buildings, Cheltenham, 
1854. 61 The astrologer. 

236 Portrait of the artist. 
NewaWs Buildings, 

Manchester, 
1865. 307 George Rowe, Esq. 
Ihe Willows, 

48, Pembroke Road, 
1869. 2^4 A setter's head. 

373 The artist. 
1872. 353 "Subtle, deep, and far-reach- 
ing are the meditations of 
the Jesuit." 



1872. 478 The advocate. "So, after 
dreary years in way mys- 
terious, the will was found; 
and the old advocate, a man 
of Rembrandt's type, etc." 
1 1 39 Charles Edward, Comte 
d'Abanie. 

1874. 44S Jacob Bright, Esq. 

HAWARD, Francis, A,R,A, 

Engraver. 
Near Turnpike, 

Lambeth Marsh. 
1783. 356 A cupidj miniature. 
(Elected A.R.A.) 

29, Marsh Street, Lambeth. 

1787. S12 Mrs. Siddons in the character 

of the Tragic Muse. From 
Sir Joshua Reynolds. 

1788. 475 Portrait of Madam D'Eon in 

her 2Sth year. From a pic- 
ture by Angelica Kauffman. 

1792. 623 H.R.H. the Prince of Wales. 

From a painting by Sir 
Joshua Reynolds (unfin- 
ished). 

1793. 59> H.R.H. the Prince of Wales. 

From a painting by Sir 
Joshua Reynolds. 
(Engraver to the Prince of Wales.) 

3, Little George Street. 
1797* 5^5 Cymon and Iphigenia. From 
a picture painted by Sir 
Joshua Reynolds. 

HA WES, John Architect. 

I, Spring Terrace, 

Richmond, Surrey. 
1898. 1805 Design for a Westmorland 
church. 



HAWKB and McKINLAY. 

Architects. 

35, Craven Street. 
1904. 1533 University of the Cape of Good 
Hope. 

HAWKE and NORTH ... Architects. 

35, Craven Street. 
1904. 1500 Rugby Council offices. 

HAWKER, J Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1804. ao6 View of Llantony Abbey, 
Monmouthshire. 

1807. 188 A town on fire. 

1808. 629 Moonlight. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



HAWKES, Miss Clara M. ... Painter. 

23, Bassett Road^ 

North Kensington, 
1886. 647 Study of a head. 

4, Pembroke Villas, W. 
1894. 675 A poem. 

HAWKES, Mrs. E. A Painter. 

Belle Vue Lodge, Chelsea, 
1853. 426 Mrs. Milner Gibson. 

HAWKES, Joseph Painter. 

24, Carburton Street, 
1839. 30 The Village belle. 

HAWKINS, B. W Sculptor. 

57, Cambridge Street, 

Hyde Park, 

1847. H06 Miss Leda; a portrait, alto- 

relievo. 
1407 Study of a head; a portrait, 
alto-relievo. 

1848. 1383 Model of the aurochs, pre- 

sented by the Emperor of 
Russia to the Zoological So- 
ciety of London; now cast- 
ing in bronze. 

1849. 1275 Model from life of the Jaguar, 

presented by Her Majesty 
the Queen to the Zoological 
Society of London. 

HAWKINS, George Architect. 

At T, Malton's, 

81, Titchfield Street, 
1795* 7^7 D^ign for a triumphal arch. 

1796. 742 do. temple to peace. 

103, Long Acre, 

1797. 1 166 South portico of St. Paul's 

Cathedral. 

1798. 916 Internal view of St. Paul's 

from the morning chapel. 

1799. 1036 A Design for a temple to 

Jupiter. 

10, Broad Street, Soho, 

1800. 1086 Internal view of St. Stephen's 

church, Wallbrook. 
4, Henry Street, 

Fitzroy Square, 

1 80 1. 331 Internal view of Westminster 

HaU. 
345 Internal view of Guildhall, 
London. 
II, Queen Street, 

Golden Square. 
1805. 634 View of the tower of St. Mar- 
garet's church with the prin- 
cipal part of the North front 
of Westminster Abbey. 



1808. 917 House of G. Scholey, Esq., 
Clapham Common. 
919 do. do. 

1 810. 788 North-east view of St. Mar- 
garet's church, Westminster, 
taken in 1806. 

HAWKINS, George, Junr. 

Architect. 
Hackney, 

1830. 1 1 20 Design for a monument to a 

military officer. 

1831. 977 The Monument, as it appeared 

from Crooked lane, Feb- 
ruary, 1831. 

1832. 511 Ruins. 

Clc^ton, 

1835. 628 Ruins; composition. 

1837. 1074 Howden church, Yorkshire. 

1839. 1 1 52 Palace of Her late Highness 
the Begum Sombre at Sord- 
hanal, in the East Indies. 
Now the property of David 
Ochterlony Dyce Sombre, 
Esq. 
{No Junior,) 

1848. 1287 Choir of Ely Cathedral. 

HAWKINS, G Painter. 

50, Margaret Street, 

1832. 241 Cromer, Norfolk — a summer 

Evening. 

H AWKIN S, Henry Painter. 

5, Tottenham Court Road. 

1822. 767 T. Hadley, Esq. 

9, Cirencester Place, 

and Leamington, 

1823. 736 Portrait of a young lady. 

29, Bemers Street, 

1833. 767 Gleaner girls. 

1835. 788 The crucifixion. 

105, Great Tichfield Street 

1836. 854 The Countess of Craven. 

5, Woodstock St,, Nottingham, 
1846. 733 Portrait of a young lady. 

1848. 1077 The great Bangor slate quarries, 

North Wales. 

53, Great Marylebone Street. 

1849. 1 1 16 Swarcliffe Hall, near Harrow- 

gate, Yorkshire. 

HAWKINS, J Painter. 

5, Walpole Street, Chelsea. 
1879. 727 Portrait of a lady. 

HAWKINS, J. B Sculptor. 

1842. 1392 Marble medallion of a lady. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



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HAWKINS, Major Rhodes. 

Architect. 
British Museum, 

1850. 1177 Contemplated addition to 

Guy's Hospital. 

1851. us The church of St. Mary-le- 

Moor, Cadmor End, Oxford- 
shire. 

HAWKINS, Waterhouse ... Painter. 
1 1, Rathbone Place, 
1833. 113 A perch. 

184 Little Pauline. 
400 A chevin or chub. 

1 1, Bulstrode Street 

1839. 3S7 Wounded pheasant. 

30, Edward Street, 

1840. 164 A Flemish peasant. 

HAWKINS, Mrs. W Painter. 

1839. 1046 Lady Hall of Llanover. 

2, Cambridge Street^ 

Hyde Park Square, 

1840. 805 Captain George Hill, of the 

Royal Horse Guards. 

1 84 1. 605 Mrs. Bosanquet, late Miss 

Tindal, only daughter of the 
Lord Chief Justice. 
888 John, eldest son of Judge 
Coleridge. 

57, Cambridge Street, 

1842. $68 Mrs. Rose, of Glastullich. 

1843. "°^ La promenade solitaire. 
1149 Work and play. 

1844. 955 The Guardian, Spectator, and 

Tatler ; three portraits. 

1846. 1018 The Marchioness of Bute. 

1847. ^94 George French Angas, Esq., 

author of "Australia and 
New Zealand Illustrated." 

1850. 824 Portrait of a lady. 

185 1. 1115 The Bower, Coalbrookdale. 

1852. 766 The sisters. 

1063 Lincoln Hill, Coalbrook Dale. 
Belvidere Road^ Norwood, 

1854. 797 Miniature portrait of Miss 

Lelia Hawkins. 

1855. '^45 Early prayer. 

1859. 77^ Miss Daisy Hawkins. 

1867. 806 Miss Leila Hawkins. 
808 Miss Daisy Hawkins. 

1868. 808 Portrait of a young lady. 

HAWKSLEY, Arthur Painter. 

4, Mecklenburg Square, 
1874. 1162 Nottingham, new waterworks' 
offices, etc. 

52, Belsize Road, 
1882. 332 Out with the tide. 

IV. 



2, Queen Court Studios^ 

St. John's Wood, 
1883. 469 Frogs' Hole, Sussex. 
1885. 194 An old posting yard, Surrey. 

HAWKSLEY, Miss Florence. 

Painter. 
14, Phillimore Gardens. 
1 88 1. 1 2 17 An old German woman. 



HAWKSWORTH, W. T. M. 

Painter. 
20, Spring Gardens, 
1885. 1 191 Christchurch Gate, Canter- 
bury. 
1 1 92 Becket's corner. 
1203 Off the Tower. I London 
1104 In the Pool. / River. 

1887. 1167 The Precincts, Cloisterham. 
1317 River scene on the Medway. 

105, Cheyne Walk. 

1888. 1406 Rochester on the Medway. 

1889. 1496 River scene on the Medway. 

1890. 1368 Dutch river scene. 

1891. 12 10 Street scene, Canterbury. 

16, Upper Cheyne Row, 
1895. 931 An old city church. 



HAWORTH, Miss E. F Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1844. 160 Miss Lowe, daughter of the 

Dean of Exeter. 
1855. 40 Caterina. 

HAWORTH, W Sculptor. 

46, New Compton Street, 
1781. 506 The Rev. Dr. Giffard; a bust 
in terra-cotta. 

HAWTHORN, Wilfrid C. ... Painter. 
I Si Regent Street^ Kettering, 
1903. 870 Preparing vegetables. 

HAY, Miss Adele Sculptor. 

Northhouse^ Putney, 
1895. 1640 "Whenclouds, like horses, race 

through the sky"; relief. 
1897. 1963 Model of a fountain. 
1899. 191 1 Dawn; relief. 

HAY, E Gem Engraver. 

City Road. 
18 1 7. 945 Andromache. From a painting 
by Rubens. 
953 Hector. From a painting by 
Rubens. 

F 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



HAY, Mrs. Jane Benham- ... Painter. 
56, Torrington Square. 
1859. n A boy in Florentine costume 
of the 1 5th century, wander- 
ing along a pathway in Tus- 
cany. Painted in VcUSAmo^ 
1859. 
173 England and Italy. 

Painted in the Val d'Orao 1859. 
Two boys, one of English type, the 
other an Italian boy of the people. 
In one I have endeavourea to ex- 
press the pure happiness of our 
children ; in the other the obstina- 
tion of the oppressed and suffering 
poor of Italy. 

Florence and do. 

1 86 1. 302 Cloister of the Convent of San 

Domenico, near Fiesole, 
where Beato Angelico lived 
and worked. 
308 Tobias restoring the eyesight 
of Tobit, his father. "And 
he strake of the gall on his 
father's eyes, saying, * Be of 
good hope, my father.*" — 
Tobit xi. 

1862. 251 The reception of the Prodigal 

son. " Father I have sinned 

against heaven, etc." 
334 A study of stones in the Val 

d'Amo. 
505 A Fioraja awaiting the signora. 

(Followed by two verses in 

Italian^ 
{See Miss Jane Benham, vol. i, page 179.) 

HAY, G. H Painter. 

191, Regent Street. 
1867. 41$ The Bass Rock. 

HAY, James Painter. 

41, Charlotte Square^ 

Edinburgh. 
1895. 894 Antiquities. 
1897. 1123 Souvenir of the late Professor 
Blackie. 

HAY, John... Painter. 

Leicester St., Leicester Square. 
1770. 101 A portrait of a gentleman; 
three quarters. 

102 do. do. 

103 A portrait; a lady in miniature. 
177 1 260 Portrait of a gentleman; half 

length. 

HAY, Miss J Miniature Painter. 

43, Chandos Street, 

1796. {In the index, but with no 

number,) 



1797. 



1798. 
1799 
1800 



1002 Portrait of a lady. {By Miss 
Hay in the index, but spelt 
Hayman in the catalogue,) 
1005 Portrait of a young gentleman. 

853 do. lady. 

745 <io. gentleman. 

935 Portraits of Lieut. Roach, a 
young lady, and Mr. John- 
ston. 
1801. 745 A frame containing the por- 
traits of Miss Clarke, two 
Miss Burgesses, a young 
lady, W. Wrangham, Esq., 
and an officer in the Guards. 

795 Portraits of Mr. Laporte, artist, 
a lady, and an officer of the 
Hon. Artillery Company. 

78$ A. Clarke, Esq. 

798 Portrait of a young lady. 



1804. 



1806, 
1807 
1808 



1 8 10. 
1811. 
1812. 



714 do. Mary Queen of 

Scots. 
798 A frame containing the por- 
traits of three of the Primate 
of Ireland's children. {Lord 
Somerton,) 
185 Miss E. Hay. 
66 Portraits of a lady and child. 
335 Master F. Varley. 



HAY, J. Hamilton Painter. 

Pool Buildings, Liverpool. 
1900. 312 Moonrise, Conway Valley. 
1542 Dock Buildings, Liverpool. 

HAY, Miss M Painter. 

45, Chandos Street, 

1807. 720 Portrait of a young lady. 

1808. 84 do. gentleman. 

1809. 103 do. lady. 

HAY, P. A Painter. 

II, Melville Place, Edinburgh, 
1892. 677 Girl in blue. 

1568 The foolish Virgins. 
2, Warwick Studios, 

Kensington. 

1895. 831 Mrs. Lowndes Norton. 

1 106 The IJnks, Littlehampton. 

1896. 146 Portrait of a lady. 

595 Winter; portrait of a lady. 

1 7, Holland Park Road, 

1897. 1088 Fruit. 

1898. 74 Meditation. 

1899. 1191 Whitchurch Lock. 

1900. 696 Alice. 

953 Miss Rita Mac Lachlan. 
1240 Twenty years after. 

\b, Holland Park Road, 

1 90 1. 963 Wedded. 

1902. 953 Miss Martin. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



35 



1903. 



1904. 



859 Mrs. G. W. F. Macnaughton. 
863 Tummel Bridge, Perthshire. 
24, YeomatCs Row^ 

Brampton Road. 
995 Mrs. George Style. 
10 1 9 The tapestry worker. 



HAY, T. Marjoribanks Painter. 

4 1 , Charlotte Street, Edinburgh. 
1891. 1247 The old Mill. 

1349 Glen Strae, Argyllshire. 
1893. 1016 The old Brig o' Ayr. 

HAY, Thomas Wallace. 

Decorative Painter. 
3, Branstone Rd.yKew Gardens. 
1884. 1221 Boudoir decoration. 

2\y St. Marfs Terrace , W. 

1888. 1805 Entrance Hall decorated with 

pictures from " Punch." 

1889. 1919 Dining room decoration. 

6, Delamere Terrace. 
1903. 1571 Dining room walls, Louis XIII. 
style. 

HAY, W Painter. 

Hay, 24, King St., Soho. 

1776. 129 A miniature. 

Jfqy, Assembly Row, 

Mile End. 

1777. 164 Portrait of a lady; miniature. 

W. Hay, Plymouth. 
1787. 444 Port Rinkle, Whitsand Bay. 
Bath, and 

15, Great Netuport Street. 

1790. 345 Portrait of a lady. 

1 2, King St., Couent Garden. 

1 791. 360 Portrait of a young lady. 

1792. 39 Portrait of an artist. {Mr. 

Founcey.) 
55 Portrait of a marine officer. 
{Capn. Green.) 

3, Piccadilly. 
1793' 387 Portrait of a lady. {Miss 
Williams.) 
449 Portrait of a gentleman. 
495 do. lady. 

541 do. gentleman. {Mr. 

Corbett or Mr. Collier.) 
68, Margaret Street, 

Cavendish Square. 
527 Portrait of a lady. {Mrs. 

Watson.) 
549 Portrait of an artist. 
570 do. a lady. 
109 View of the sea shore. 
1 1 1 do. do. 

54* do. in Scotland — Taymouth. 
61a do. of the Hermitage at 
Dunkeld. 



I HAY, 

I 

! 1856. 

i 1857 
i 1858. 

1859. 
! i860. 



1861. 



1794. 

'795 



1796. 



1797. 



1867. 



1868. 
1869. 

1872. 
1373. 

1877. 



William M Painter. 

7, Percy Street. 
1 20 1 Master Francis Johnstone of 

Scalby, Yorkshire. 
120 Harcourt Johnstone, Esq. 
413 A portrait. 

48 Miss Adelaide Gordon Clark. 
424 Matthew Clark, Esq. 
437 Mrs. Malcolm. 
497 Portrait of a lady. {Mrs. 

Francis Graves.) 
561 Lady Morshead. 

14, Russell Place. 
38 The daughter of John Watkins 

Drew, Esq. 
129 Miss Laura Gordon Clark. 
283 Dr. Paliologus. 

20, Newman Street. 
196 Comwallis West, Esq. 
Ill David Holland Erskine, Esq., 
Her Majesty's Consul at 
Madeira. 
533 A funny story. 
37 Children of Charles Godfray, 
Esq. 
1327 A portrait. 
521 A pleasing story. 

12, Fitzroy Street. 
963 On the sand-hills of Berdi-sur- 
Mer. 



HAYCOCK, Augustus Edmonds. 

Painter. 
2, St. Georges Square, 

Primrose Hill. 

1883. 671 Study of an Indian adjutant. 

1884. 478 Dangerous ground. 
1658 A Nubian. 

HAYCOCK, B Architect. 

Mr./. Wyatfs, 

50, Lower Brooh Street. 
887 Design for a mausoleum. 
819 do. college. 

749 do. an Academy of Arts. 
761 do. a Temple to Fame. 
Shrewsbury. 
933 Onslow, Shropshire, the seat of 
John Wingfield, Esq. 



1808. 
1809. 
1810. 



1820. 



HAYCOCK, G. B Painter. 






1 5, Momington Road. 


1862. 


"7 


Grapes. 




150 


Still Hfe. 




164 Fruit. 


1863. 


163 


Muscat grapes. 




S»7 


Wood pigeon and still life. 


1864. 


304 


Bullfinch and fruit. 


1866. 


60 


Fruit. 




583 


British birds. 



36 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Haycock, G. B. — continued, 

1867. 39 Bullfinch and titmouse. 
163 Fruits. 

1868. 451 Autumn fruits. 

HAYCRAFT, Mrs. J. B. (Lillic S.) 

Painter. 

I, St. Andrew's Place, Cardiff, 
1896. 796 The railway accident. 

HAYDON, Benjamin Robert. 

Painter. 
3, Broad Street, 

Camaby Market, 

1807. 252 Joseph and Mary resting with 

our Saviour, after a day's 

journey on the road to 

Egypt. 

4, Great Marlborough Street, 
1809. 259 The celebrated old Roman 
Tribune, Dentatus, making 
his last desperate effort 
against his own soldiers, 
who attacked and murdered 
him in a narrow pass. — 
Vide Hooke's Roman His- 
tory. 

58, Connaught Place, 

1826. 90 Venus and Anchises. 

Venus, being in love with An- 
chises, suddenly appears before 
him as he is playing his lyre at 
the entrance of his retreat on 
Mount Ida, and pretends to be 
the daughter of Otreus, King of 
Phrygia, who has lost her way. 

308 Portrait of a gentleman. 

1827. 159 Alexander returning with Bu- 

cephalus. 

A horse of great fierceness was 
offered to Philip for thirteen talents 
or ;f2,5cx). The King declined 
the offer, on perceiving that his 
most able grooms i^ere unable to 
mount him. Alexander, still a 
youth, betted the king Uie price 
of the horse that he would suc- 
ceed. The King accepted the bet. 
Alexander seiz^ the animal by 
the head, sprang on his back, and 
putting him to his full speed. 
Drought him to Philip completely 
vanquished, in the presence of 
Olympias, Aristotle, and Clytus. 
The King, deeply affected, ex- 
claimed, '*Seek another king- 
dom, my dear boy, for Macedon 
is too small for thee.'* 

1828. 55S Stuidy in chalk of a child's 

head. 
^ 14, Burwood Place, 

Connaught Terrace, 

1842. 256 Mary Queen of Scots, when an 

infant,-^tripped by order of 



Mary of Guise, her mother, 
to convince Sadler, the Eng- 
lish Ambassador, she was 
not a decrepid child, which 
had been insinuated at 
Court. 
1842. 404 EdwardtheBlack Prince thank- 
ing Lord James Audley for 
his gallantry in the Battle of 
Poictiers. 

At the Prince's command. Lord 
Audley was brought into his pre- 
sence, attended by his esamres, 
Hawkstone of Windhill and Fou- 
lerust of Crewe, who unarmed 
him to revive him from the effects 
of his wounds. The Prince ex- 
pressed great admiration of Lord 
Audley's bravery, and settled a 
pension on him and his heirs. 

On the right of the Prince are 
Sirs John Chandos and Burg- 
hershe, Lord Basset of Drayton, 
and on horseback Lords Salisbury, 
Suffolk, Oxford, and Mawley. 

Behind his royal highness are 
Lord Willoughby and Sir Walter 
Woodland (standard bearer). 

Sir Denis Morbeck, with the 
French Standard and the King's 
gloves is in advance of the French 
King, who is approaching as 
prisoner, guarded by Lord War- 
wick and Sir John Cobham, with 
many of the nobility. 

On the hill the French are in 
full retreat, pursued by the British. 

1343. 579 The heroine of Sarragossa. 

1845. 394 Study of a head. 
605 Uriel and Satan. 

Satan is plunging to the earth 
in victory and joy, " His joume/s 
end and our beginning wo," hav- 
ing been directed by the arch- 
angel Uriel, "Whom in his up- 
rightness he beguiled," by assum- 
ing the face and shape of a cherub, 
in search of the new world, that 
he might have additional cause of 
adoring the wonders of Almighty 
God.— il/i//^. 

HAYDON, Samuel James Bouverie. 

Sculptor. 
14, Compton Street, 

Brunswick Square, 

1840. 1086 Bust of Captain Carslake, late 

Magistrate for the County of 
Devon. 

1 84 1. 1 301 Marble bust of a gentleman. 
1303 Captain William Symonds. 

32, Grafton Street East, 

1842. 1383 Bust of Major-General Gold- 

finch, K.C.B. 
1402 Bust of Edward Divett, Esq., 
M.P. for the City of Exeter. 
Presented to Mrs. Divett, etc. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



37 



1843. '451 Bust of the Rev. John Martin, 

Chancellor of the Diocese 
of Exeter, etc. 
1476 Bust of John Dickens, Esq. 

1 7, Howlatid Street, 

1844. 703 Lady at a window (drawing). 
939 Boy reading (drawing). 

1279 Group in marble: Hermia and 

Helena, etc. 
1360 Bust in bronze of Cordelia, etc. 

1845. 1078 Drawing: an attempt at har- 

mony. 

1 3 14 Bust in ivory of a lady. 

1358 N ell asleep. — Curiosity shop. 

1461 Bust in marble of John Say- 
well, Esq. 

74, Newman Street, 

1846. loio Interior of a cottage (drawing). 
1428 Marble bust of Sir Robert 

Newman, Bart., of Mamhead 
House, Devon. 

143 « Marble bust of Thomas New- 
man, Esq. 

1438 Marble bust of William Denne, 
Esq. 

1509 Bust of the Rev. — Gladall, 
Morning Lecturer at the 
Foundling Hospital. 

1847. 1335 Perdita, executing in marble, 

etc. 
1368 Bust of a lady. 
1375 do. George Thompson, 

Esq. 

1848. 14 1 7 Sketch for a monument. 

1446 Bust of Miss Mary Agnes 

Deane. 
1474 Bronze medallion of Mrs. 

George Read. 

1849. 'h8 Marble bust of the Earl of 

Radnor. 
1255 Girl at confession. 
1277 Marble bust of Admiral the 
Hon. D. P. Bouverie. 
Upper Mill Cottage, Chudleigh, 

1850. 1328 A marble figure of Perdita, etc. 
1852. 1368 The rose. "And swinging it 

rudely, etc." 
1858. 229 The Travellers' Club House. 
Portland Villa, 

27, Portland *Road, 

Notting Hill, 
i860. 1057 H. Bridges, Esq.; marble. Pre- 
sentation bust, 

22, Mortimer Street, 

1861. 1006 The late General Sir Henry 

Goldfinch, K.C.B., etc. 

1862. 1041 Child of the Rev. F. Fan- 

shawe; posthumous marble 
bust. 
1122 Group of Charity; marble. 



1863. 1086 " She dwelt among the untrod- 

den ways." 

1864. 1019 The late Mrs. Sheffield of Exe- 

ter; marble. 
1060 Lady Mason; posthumous 
marble bust 

1865. 905 Ophelia. " There *s rue for you 

and some for me." 
6, Parkside, Knightsbridge, 
1876. 1446 Portrait of a gentleman; mar- 
ble bust. 

HAYES, Arthur Painter. 

8, Harold Street, CamberwelL 
1883. 1067 Eve. 

HAYES, Claude, R,I, Painter. 

Briscoe House, 

Steele s Road, N, W, 

1876. 765 Landscape and figure. 

1877. 871 Girl feeding ducks. 

1878. 682 The loiterers. 

1879. 473 "The clustering mosses and 

clambering weeds, etc." 
958 Towards evening — village of 
Elstead. 

1880. 348 The post-boy. 

826 A Surrey pastoral. 

1 88 1. 467 Sheep feeding. 

538 Baling out the old boat. 
668 The ford. 

1882. 437 Near the brook. 
516 From the plough. 

1883. 637 Winter. 

859 Through the long reach of 

desert woods. 
977 The sand pit. 

1884. 204 Spring floods — Sussex. 

225 A rainy day on the Downs. 
1 116 Near Leicester. 

1885. 760 The road to the farm. 

1358 Afternoon — near Horsham. 

1886. 46 The Hammer Ponds. 
112 Gipsy life; to the fair. 
528 Under the old oak tree. 

862 Minding the pot — Gipsy Kfe. 
911 L'hiver — Normandy. 

1887. 218 The swollen river. 

1888. 702 Near'Arundel, Sussex. 
1 21 5 Winter. 

1278 After Rain. 

Milford Heath, Godalming, 

1889. 7 A country lane. 

357 "A southerly wind, etc." 
967 Christmas time. 

1890. 88 Across the common. 
571 The land of windmills, 
955 Winter. 

1042 Three Thiles to the fair. 



38 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Hayes, Claude, RJ, — continued. 

1 89 1. 402 By the river Stour. 
637 The frozen pond. 

The Cottage, 

Woburn Park, Addlestone, 

1892. 202 Across a Surrey common. 
857 Moonrise. 

1894. 587 By the river Bourne, Surrey. 
660 Feeding time — Gipsy life in 

Winter. 
698 The ford, Norfolk. 

Wolmm Hill, Addlestone. 

1895. 307 Change of pasture. 

519 Showery weather — Dordrecht, 
Holland. 

1896. 199 A farm in Winter. 
500 Christmas Eve. 
546 Going to the meet. 

1897. 26 Going to work. 

1898. 545 Sunday morning. 
97* Out in the cold. 

1899. 436 A showery day. 

1900. 3>6 Winter. 

The Lynches, Shalford, Surrey. 

1 90 1. 793 Rough weather. 

Whitehouse, 

Shamley Green, Guildford. 

1902. 322 A March day. 

368 Counting the flock. 
1903- 544 A Warm Corner. 

695 Evensong. 
1904. 204 The slide. 

367 Preparing for work — winter. 

760 Caravan life — winter. 

HAYES, Miss Edith C Painter. 

18, Rue du Valde Grace, 

Paris. 
1889. 1199 At Newlyn. 

BelU Vue, Newlyn, Penzance. 
1897. 442 The guitar. 

HAYES, Edwin, R.H.A., R.I. 

Painter. 
10, Lambton Terrace, 

Greenwich. 

1855. 461 Sandymount Strand, Bay of 

Dublin. 
2, Claylands Rd., Kennington. 

1856. 363 Coast of France— brig hove to 

for a pilot. 
367 Fishing boats getting under 
weigh off Kingstown Har- 
bour. 

1857. 279 The Scheldt, from the Quay 

Vandyke, Antwerp. 

II 17 A scene during the late storm 
at Dover; from a sketch. 

1 143 The Thames, from East Green- 
wich. 



1859. 



i860. 
1861. 

1862. 



1858. 108 Pilot boats racing for a 
brig. 
134 Ostend Pier. 
529 Homeward bound; Kingstown 

Harbour in the distance. 
1011 Wind on shore — Ostend. 
141 Squally weather. 
1 104 A brig signalling for a pilot. 

18, EarFs Court Gardens. 

370 Yarmouth Beach, Galston pier. 

47 The outward and homeward 

bound. 
36 Gorey Castle from the shore. 
656 Momentous incident in the 
first voyage of H.M.S. 
"Shannon" under Captain 
W. Peel, V.C. 

Dunne the "Shannon's" voy- 
age to the Cape, Mr. J. Coaker, 
master's assistant, a most promis- 
ing young Greenwich scholar, fell 
off the fore-vard, but his head 
struck the fore-chains, and he 
was killed before reaching the 
water. 

Wind off shore. 

Making signal for a pilot off 

Portrush, county Antrim. 
Scheldt — Dutch boat beating 

to windward. 
Dutch fishing boats returning 

from sea. 

76, Newman Street. 
Fishing boats preparing for 

sea— early morning. 
Evening — Cancal, Normandy. 
Schevening beach. 
Hard a-starboard. 
Coast of CuUercoats, Northum- 
berland. 
(Elected R.H.A.) 
53, King Henry s Road, 

Hampstead. 
Freshening gale, Scarboro*: 

fishing boats returning to 

harbour. 
Genoese craft entering the 

Harbour of Genoa. 
Dutch boats on the Scheldt. 
Genoese craft off Ventimiglia. 
Dutch smack making for har- 
bour. 
A Deal lugger off the Goodwin 

Sands — early morning. 
Spring tide, Calais pier. 
Tide pools — moonlight. 
Dutch boats off Dordrecht, 

Holland. 
Entrance to Calais Harbour: 

fishing boats returning from 

sea. 



1863. 


465 

475 


1865. 


334 


1866. 


167 


1868. 


178 


1869. 
1870. 


355 
44* 
906 
960 



I87I. 389 



1872. 33 

1107 
1131 

1873. 68 

589 

953 

1874. 36 
188 

718 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



39 





1005 


1878. 


539 


1879. 
1880. 


407 
S76 


I88I. 


a6S 




98} 


1883. 


755 


1884. 


162$ 


1885. 


167 
>66 


1886. 
1888. 


6j9 
916 
581 


1889. 


7»i 
97« 




1058 




ii8z 


1890. 


7«8 


I89I. 


J+7 
IIJ9 


1893. 


558 


1893. 


347 


1894. 


203 



Southwold, 

"The pride 
boat as I 



1375. 3'^ B"8 drifting ashore off Bam- 
boro'. 
1208 Swansea pilot-boats running for 
harbour. 

1876. 176 Fishing trawlers returning to 

port: Great Yarmouth. 
Stuies Road, Haverstock HilL 

1877. 553 Dutch pinks returning to 

Katwyke from the Dogger- 
bank. 

Over the bar, 
Suffolk. 

The lively Polly, 
of my life, the 
steers to sea." 

Dutch pinks warping off shore. 

Early morning: a signal from 
the Goodwins. 

A fair wind from the har- 
bour. 

Waiting for a lull, Schevening, 
Holland. 

Rough weather: French lugger 
entering port. 

The Mumbles Lighthouse, 
storm clearing off. 

Shifted cargo. 

Mother Ivy's Bay, West Corn- 
wall. 

Vale Castle, Guernsey. 

A bit of Genoa harbour. 

Morning af^er the gale. 

Vale Castle, Guernsey. 

Italian Vessels ashore, Venti- 
miglia. 

Dutch vessel becalmed, Dor- 
drecht. 

Off the Doggerbank: herring 
boats lying to their nets. 

Tug towing a wreck into 
Gorleston Harbour. 

Saved. 

Tarifa, Coast of Spain. 

Olive Villa, Quex Rd,, Kilbum, 

French fishing vessels leaving 
port, Guernsey. 

French fishing fleet leaving 
Boulogne harbour. 

Sunset at sea, from Harlyn 
Bay, Cornwall. Purchased 
for the Chantrey Bequest for 

;£i75- 
380 A Corsican fishing-boat off the 
Island of Pianosa, Corsica. 

1895. 303 Crossing the bar. 

407 Entrance to the Harbour of 
Genoa. 

1896. 495 English and Scotch fishing 

boats bound for the North 
Sea. 



1896. 639 

1897. 1080 

1898. 548 

1899. 216 

302 
673 



1900. 7 
638 

1901. 153 

792 



North Sea — early morning : 
ship signalling for a pilot 

Mission to deep sea fishermen. 

Weighing anchor, Zuyder Zee. 

Lowestoft fishing smacks run- 
ning for harbour. 

Entrance to Portsmouth Har- 
bour. 

French fishing lugger off Yar- 
mouth. 

19, Streatley Rd,, Brondesbury, 

Esurly morning — signal for a 
pilot off Guernsey. 

Stormy weather, Enkhuyzen 
Harbour, Zuyder 2^ee. 

Katwyke beach — stormy sun- 
set: Dutch boats returning 
from sea. 

Entrance to Portsmouth Har- 
bour. 

Italian fishing craft off Pianoso. 

Squall passing off, Dordrecht, 
Holland. 

28, Aldrige Road Villas, 

Bayswater. 

Homeward bound. 

Spanish fishing fleet off Sueritif 
mountain, coast of Spain. 

Looking into Portsmouth. 

The rolling Zuyder Tj&t. 



HAYES, Miss E. Irene Painter. 

29, Talbot Street, Southport. 
1898. 32 " Pity the sorrows of a poor old 
man." 



HAYES, P. William Painter. 

Freshfield, lAverpooL 
24 HarterFell. 
529 Sunset on the Formby sand 

hills. 
828 The rivals, Carnarvon Bay. 
Knaresborough Road, 

South Kensington, 
525 Llyn Du, Carmarthenshire. 
761 Over the Fells. 
1418 An ambuscade. 

12, Linden Gardens, Chiswick. 
713 The edge of the moor. 
12, Westcroft Gardens, 

Chiswick. 
1055 Coming to the spring. 
96 When the tide comes in. 
660 Her last berth. 
801 Sea grottoes of the Craig Ddu. 
487 On the moors. 
393 A sea grotto. 
106 1 Among the rocks. 



190a. 


77^ 
79» 


1903. 


290 
358 


1904. 


381 
890 



1872. 



1877. 



1880. 



I88I. 



1884. 
1885. 



1886. 
1887. 
1888. 



40 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Hayes, F. William — continued, 
1889. 1168 Morning mists. 
1891. 271 A solitary fisher. 
409 Under the cliffs. 

HAYES, George^ Painter. 

2, Essex Street ^ Strand, 
1855. 1054 A Welsh churchyard. 

5, Waterloo Place, 
1872. 839 A flood. 

Tywyn^ Conway, 
1875. 1202 Skirts of a forest. 

HAYES, Miss Gertrude E.... Painter. 
40, St, Charles Square^ 

North Kensington, 
1896. 1581 Colarossi. 

1898. 1582 Christmas Steps, Bristol. 
1583 A Geisha. 

1899. 1 193 In a Dutch orchard. 
1483 Dordrecht. 

1540 Mijnke. 

1900. 1562 Blowing the fire. 

1572 Washing sheds, Avranches. 
1903. 1318 Frankwell, Shrewsbury. 

HAYES, Henry Painter. 

115, Windsor Road^ I If or d, 
1900. 689 Kept in. 

HAYES, John Painter. 

16, Henrietta Street^ 

Covent Garden. 

1814. 219 Portrait of a young lady. 

1815. 338 do. lady. 

357 The Return of the Prodigal 
Son, etc. — St. Luke, xv, 20. 
530 Miss Kelly. 

1816. 3S5 do. 

147, Strand, 

181 7. 307 M. Le Tavernier. 

430 Mr. A. Salami. Interpreter of 
Oriental languages to British 
Government. 

1 8 18. 97 Portrait of a lady. 

98 Captain Macbean, Royal Artil- 
lery. 

133 Portrait of a young lady. 

151 Mr. T. Salt. 

331 Portrait of the lady and son of 
W. Lockwood, Esq. 

1819. loi H. Longlands, Esq. 
252 Col. Hay. 

339 Portrait of the lady of Col. 

Hay. 
427 Portrait of a gentleman. 
470 P. Laurie, Esq. 



I, Frith Street, Soho, 

182 1. 394 Portraits of the children of 

J. Finn, Esq. 

1822. 2 Mrs. W. Mitchell. 

227 Portrait of a young Highlander. 

1823. 2 Mrs. Carroll. 

1824. 61 Mr. A. Salami, oriental inter- 

preter to His Majesty. 
84 Madame Riego, widow of the 
late General Riego. 

1825. 886 Captain Agnew, E.I.C.S. 

1826. 101 Portrait of a young lady. 

408 The late J. Marryat, Esq., 
M.P. ; from a bust. 

645 Mr. Dunstan of St. Luke's 
Hospital. 

862 J. Warburton, Esq. 

929 Dr. Sutherland. 

67 Portrait of a Polish Jew. 

68 Mrs. Nichols. 

128 T^l^maque conduit par Mi- 
nerve sous la figure de Men- 
tor est jett^ par une tempdte 
dans risle de Calypso, etc. 

154 Portrait of a country clergy- 
man. 

247 Cobler Foot of Westminster. 

410 College John of St. Peter's, 
Westminster. 

260 R. Alexander, Esq. 

568 Richard Preston, Esq. 

208 — Boulcot, Esq. 

113 F. Mist, Esq. 

303 Sketch of an Italian boy. 

331 The Countess of Ferrers. 

417 Portrait of a young lady. 

423 Miss Pearson of the Theatre 
Royal, Drury Lane, in the 
character of Eudiga, in 
" Charles the Twelfth." 
1832. 460 J. Wesing, Esq. 
1333. 383 Frederick Nicholas Crouch, 
Esq. 

396 Sir James Hawkins Whitsted, 
K.C.B. 

5 IS Reading the letter; portrait. 
1033 Augustus Union Thiselton, 
Esq. 

1834. 180 Mee Mottew, Esq. 

272 Admiral Sir John Harvey, 

K.C.B. 
354 S. Swinton, Esq., of Swinton, 

Berwickshire. 
365 F. C. Crane, Esq., M.D. 

1835. 37 Captain Lewis, R.N. 

60 Rev. John Renwood Shaw 

Brook, vicar of Eltham, 
Kent. 

61 W. Scott, Esq. 

371 Mitei, chieftain of Otaheite. 



1827. 



1828. 



1829. 
1830. 
1831. 
1832. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



41 



1835. 978 Portrait of a gentleman as 

Arion, a lyric poet. 

1836. 19 Lady Arbuthnot. 

45 Sir R. K. Arbuthnot, Bart. 

1837. 514 Mary Queen of Scots, when a 

prisoner in Lochleven Castle, 
was forced to sign her abdi- 
cation in favour of Murray 
as Regent. 

"Beware Madam!" said Lind- 
say, and snatching hold of the 
queen's arm with his own paunt- 
leted hand, he pressed it, m the 
rudeness of his passion, more 
closely than he was himself aware 
of. •* Beware how you contend 
with those who are the stronger, 
and have the mastery of your 
fate !" 

1838. 4«7 Major-General Sir Patrick Ross, 

G.C.M.G., etc. 

1839. 54 R. H., Esq. 

147 Abraham Salom^, Esq., Her 
Majesty's Oriental interpre- 
ter. 

229 Captain Hart of the 94th regi- 
ment. 

1840. 6 A member of the Honourable 

Artillery Company, 1840. 

157 Thomas Moore, Esq., F.A.S., 
etc. 

160 Mile de Varney, of Her Ma- 
jesty's Theatre and of the 
Royal Academy of Music, 
Paris. 

1841. 43 Sir W. S. 

1843. 513 Gypsies reposing. 

1844. 392 Jeanie Deans' interview with 

her sister Effie, in the Tol- 
booth, after her condemna- 
tion. "Shame, fear, and grief 
had contended for mastery, 
Qic:'— Heart of Midlothian. 

1845. 403 The three ages — a pastoral 

scene. 
1847. 535 Miss Agnes Strickland, author 
of the " Lives of the Queens 
of England. 

28, Great Russell Street 

1849. 218 Portrait of a general officer. 

1850. 21 Mrs. W. H. Sykes. 

90 Colonel Sykes, F.R.S. 
1048 — Warden, Esq. 

185 1. 613 Mrs. Henning. 



HAYES, John Painter. 

2 1, Berrymead Gardens^ Acton. 
1897. 758 Nature's gifts. 

115, Windsor Road^ Ilford. 
1902. 631 Autumn Gatherings. 

IV. 



HAYES, J. W Painter. 

I, Frith Street 
1845. 329 Sappho. 

HAYES, MissM Painter. 

Southall, Middlesex. 
1801. 317 A peacock. 

HAYES, Michael Angelo, R,H,A, 

Painter. 

4, SaUm Place^ Dublin. 

1847. 'o** H.M. 3rd Dragoon Guards 

taking the principal Sikh 

battery at Moodkee. 

HAYES, T Architect. 

7, St. Georges Terrace^ 

Camberwell. 
1839. 1123 Design for a public building. 

HAYES, W. B Painter. 

Beaconsfield House^ Barnes. 
1885. 1041 October afternoon. 

HAYLER, Henry Sculptor. 

20, Compton Street. 
1849. 1301 St. Peter; a sketch for an archi- 
tectural figure. 
20, Amp ton Street f 

Grays Inn Road. 

1852. 648 Cameo portraits of Mrs. and 

Benedict J. A. Angel, Esq. 

1853. 1369 The Wrecked. 

1854. 1275 Cameo portrait of George God- 

win, Esq., F.R.S., Hon. 
Secretary to the Art Union 
of London. 

1856. 1280 Medallion portraits of Mr. and 

Mrs. Eames. 
20, Bloomfield Terrace^ Fimlico. 

1857. 1239 Cupid sleeping. 

1858. 1115 A cameo portrait. 

1859. 1382 Medallion portrait. 

HAYLLAR, Algernon V.... Engraver. 

Castle Priory, Wallingford. 
1889. 1786 Patty. After G. D. Leslie, 
R.A. 
1809 Wintry Wind — Durham coast. 
After Edwin Ellis. 

HAYLLAR, Miss Edith Painter. 

Castle Priory^ Wallingford. 

1882. 747 As hungry as a hunter. 

1883. 420 A summer shower. 

1885. 889 Seniores priores. 

1 886. 777 The sportsmen's luncheon. 

1887. Tj% The first of September. 
799 Jack ashore. 

1888. 885 The ist of October. 

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Hayllar, Miss Edith— confinued. 

1 89 1. 801 Nuts and wine. 

1892. 828 Three feet nothing. 

1893. 476 " B for brother." 
1895. *3* F^ve o'clock tea. 
1897. 902 A cosy comer. 



HAYLLAR, James Painter. 

21, Bloomsbury Street, 
185 1. 1165 Son of R. Staples Browne, Esq. 
14, Bemers Street, 
409 Lady Mynzomdie. 

50, Great Ormond Street, 
46s John Cavell, Esq. 
1135 Wiseacres. '* They smoke, they 
parley ; and their parley ends 
in smoke." 

15, Mecklenburgh Square, 
2 A study. 
Mrs. Henry Sheard and son. 
Buried in a cloister. 
979 The cliffs, Bawdsey, Suffolk. 
195 A carpenter's workshop 
97 "What the eye does not see, 

the heart does not grieve." 
937 Home pleasures. 
215 "And as the sweet voice of a 

bird, etc." 
565 Guilty or not guilty? 
367 Serving a customer. 

Langham Chambers, 
277 Mussel gatherers — coast of 

Boulogne. 
$70 Two *s company, three 's none. 
628 Life or death? 



1854. 
1855. 

1856. 

1857. 

1858. 
1859. 

i860. 

1861. 
i86a. 



946 
46 



1863. 



1864. 



Cromwell sent an order for Ma- 
jor-General Langheme, Colonel 
Poyer, and Colonel Powel (Royal- 
ists who received sentence of 
death firom the High Court of 
Justice) to draw lots which of 
them should die, the other two 
to be spared their lives. In two 
of the lots was written ** Life 
given by God," the third lot was 
a blank. The prisoners were not 
willing to draw their own destiny, 
but a child drew the lots and 
gave them, and the lot fell to 
Colonel Poyer to die." 

450 The Queen's Highway in the 
sixteenth century. 

The journey was marvellous for 
ease and expedition, for such is 
the perfect evenness of the new 
Highway. Her Highness left the 
coach only once, whilst the hinds 
and folk of a base sort lifted it on 
with their poles, etc. 

514 The incident out of which 
arose Lord Mansfield's de- 



cision, that as soon as a 
slave set his foot upon Eng- 
lish territory, he became free. 

Jonathan Strong, a slave brought 
to this country and rendered unfit 
for service by barbarous treat- 
ment was set at liberty ... he 
was kidnapped and sold for £y>, 
. . . Mr. Sharp put his hand on 
Lairg's shoulder and said: "I 
charge you, in the name of the 
King, with an assault upon the 
person of Jonathan Strong," etc. 
— ClarksoH^s Slave Trade, 

15, Mecklenburgh Square, 

1865. 527 Queen Elizabeth's toothache. 

Her Majesty was attacked with 
such grievous toothache that she 
obtained not rest nieht or day. . . . 
Aylmer, Bishop of London, stood 
forth and told her . . . she should 
see a practical experiment. . . . 
A surgeon extracted one of his 
teeth, and the Queen's unwilling- 
ness was ultimately overcome, etc 
—Strickland, 

1866. 334 Miss Lilly's carriage stops the 

way. 

1867. 505 Midsummer evening. 

671 " Now den, all tum and tee me 

dump." 
688 Miss Lily's return from the 

ball. 

1868. 539 Vanity — rustic life. 

542 Midsummer — Parham Hall, 

Suffolk. 
67a The orphans of Charles I at 

Carisbrooke. 

"Ay, lad," cried one rude man, 
'* Cromwell wills that thou shalt 
be prenticed to a shoemaker, 
while another ribald fellow, hold- 
up a button said, " And thou, my 
little mistress, are to be bound to 
a button maker and learn an 
honest trade." Little Harry 
clenched his fist etc, etc 



1869. 


94 The last load. 




735 School. 


1870. 


68 Playmates. 




254 The rector's little daughter- 




Sunday evening. 


I87I. 


557 The eve of the wedding. 


1872. 


907 Links in the chain of life. 



George and the old folks is well. 
Bob came home from sea yester- 
day ... so all the links in our 
chain is together again, etc. 

1873. 45^ Edith, Hugh and Ada, three 

eldest children of Henry 
Ford Barclay, Esq. 
1092 "The Queen, God bless her!" 

1874. 689 Ford and George, sons of 

Henry Ford Barclay, Esq. 



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1874. 983 My legal adviser. 
123 1 Leaving home. 

1875. ^^4 The only daughter. 

1229 The Thames at Pangboume. 
Cos tU Priory, Wallingfori. 

1878. 40 As careful as a mother. 
1030 Obstructives. 

1879. 345 Happy moments. 

1880. 1433 A deputation of villagers pre- 

senting a wedding gift 

1881. 1375 The first bom at the cottage. 

1882. 221 Marriage bells. 

1883. 1472 The old master. 

1884. 804 MabePs pensioners. 

1885. 1 114 Shillingford Bridge. 

1886. 724 Home, sweet home. 
945 Musical honours. 

1887. 491 The honoured guest 

1888. 1058 Gone, but not forgotten. 

1889. 2»6 The picture gallery at the 

Hall. 

1890. 1027 Local news. 
1386 Little primrose. 

1 89 1. 681 The centre of attraction. 
1893. 803 Grandfather's little nurse. 
1895. 826 Their daughter's Christmas 

present. 

1897. 45 " Tm Mary Tween of Tots." 
955 " Never too late to learn." 

1898. 972 As tall as mother. 



HAYLLAR, Miss Jessica ... Painter. 
Castle Priory, Waliingford, 
79 Going to " my Uncle's." 
435 "Christmas comes but once a 

year." 
554 "And flowers of every hue 

shall grace the festal day." 
611 The last to leave. 
883 Eastern presents. 
926 A coming event. 
77^ Fresh from the font. 
822 The return from Confirmation. 
975 Choosing a spray. 
1 109 Some of the choir. 
97a Fresh from the altar. 
928 A committee of taste. 
1073 Autumn sunlight. 
277 " When first we met." 
819 The finishing touch. 
688 Morning lessons. 
756 The dancing lesson. 
387 "Encore!" 
734 A little better. 
738 Sweet-scented roses. 
843 Old Maid. 

7 Chrysanthemums. 
546 All-absorbing. 
683 A perfect angel. 



1880. 
1881. 

1883. 

1884. 
1885. 
1886. 
1887. 
1888. 
1889. 

1890. 
1891. 

1892. 

1893. 
1894. 

1895. 
1897. 

1898. 



1899. 
1900. 
1901. 



1902. 



Red ffaime, Cambridgt Road^ 
Baurmmouth. 

861 Apple blossom* 

450 Rhododendrons. 

734 The pride of the greenhouse. 

781 Azalea mollis. 

851 " No place like home." 

538 Hydrangea. 

557 Full to overflowing. 

580 A breath of fresh air. 



HAYLLAR, Miss Kate Painter. 

Castle Priory, Wallingford. 

1885. 1 178 The old brocaded gown. 

1886. 1 28 1 Sunflowers. 

1887. 1057 The eleventh of August. 

1888. 1179 Finished and framed. 

1889. '3>5 Sunflowers and hollyhocks. 

1890. 1 190 ** A thing of beauty is a joy for 

ever." 

1 89 1. 1320 Pot pourri. 

1892. 1285 Rot» di Roma. 

1893. '^3 A gem from the folio. 

1894. 984 The age of innocence. 

1897. 1335 Birdie's song. 

1898. 1044 Chrysanthemums. 

HAYLLAR, Miss Mary (afterwards 

Mrs. H. W. Wells) Painter. 

Castle Priory, Wallingford. 

1880. 641 For a good boy, 

1 88 1. 36.1 The contents of Tommy's 

pockets. 

1882. 1538 All a-blowing and a-growing. 

1884. 1659 Little Flora. 

1885. 787 Helping gardener. 

HAYMAN, Francis, R.A Painter. 

Dean Street, Soho, 
Two scenes from " Don Quix- 
ote," viz. : 

1769. 50 The dispute with the Barber 

upon Mambrino's helmet. 
51 Meeting Cardenio in the Black 
mountain. 

1770. 99 The prodigal son. 

100 The raising of Lazarus. 
(Librarian to the Royal Academy.) 

1 77 1. 92 Christ and the two disciples at 

Emaus. 

1772. Ill The cure of Saul. 

HAYNES, Arthur S. 

Architect and Painter. 

4, Broadway, 

Queen Anm^s Gate. 

1887. 1606 Porch, Keyford House, Frome. 
I7S9 House, Newer Elliva, Ceylon. 

1888. 1744 A country house. 
1883 Houses, Highgate. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Haynes, Arthur S. — continued. 

56, Glebe Place. 
1894. 325 Gathering flithers on the York- 
shire coast. 
1898. 263 Gipsy dance. 
1900. 363 Through the stubbles. 

HAYNBS, Edward Trcvanyon. 

Painter. 
131, Upper Kennington Lane. 
1868. 407 Lucy Gray. "They followed 
from the snowy bank, etc." 

A silk merchant. 

Mrs. Brett. 

"The old man of whom ye 
spake." — Genesis^ xliii, 27. 

Study of an Arab. 

Dido. "The moon shines 
bright, etc." 

" The flower of the flock." 

Rebekah. 

Antigone. "From the well- 
fashioned urn, high raised 
aloft, with thrice-poured li- 
bation she crowns the dead." 

Calypso deserted by Ulysses. 

A Roman girl. 

St. Mark's Buildings, 

Grosvenor Square. 

The Rev. William Robinson. 

Vice-Admiral Sir A. Cooper 
Key, K.C.B., etc.. First Pre- 
sident of the Royal Naval 
College, Greenwich. 

In the catacombs. 

Our Lord in the house of Simon 
the Pharisee. 

Embroidery. 

Study of a head. 

An evening at home. 

The late Edward M. Barry, 
Esq., R.A. 

57, Bedford Gardens. 
1885. 293 The Marquis of Bute. 

HAYNBS, H Painter. 

52, George Street, 

Euston Square. 
1843. 133 A pond at Harlow, Essex. 

HAYNES,John W Painter. 

52, George Street, 

Euston Square. 
1852. 1092 Kept in. 

Barton Road, Cambridge. 
1856. 438 A labour of love. 

Stapleford, Cambridge. 
i860. 46 A cottager — VVanstead. 
391 The Mother. 



1869. 


4*7 
.j6 




3»5 


1870. 


7 
J46 


I87I. 


378 
41 




53' 


1872. 

1873- 


90 
455 


1875- 
1877. 


53 
•373 


1878. 


464 




•334 


1879. 

i88a. 


«9 

84 

760 




84* 



1861. 321 Theapproachingfootstep. "For 

some must watch while some 
must sleep." 

1862. 544 A little entanglement 
1864. 543 My pupil. 

2, York Terrace, Leamington. 
1867. 633 Tuning the fiddle. 

HAYNBSWILLIAMS. SeeW. 

HAYS, Miss Beatrice Painter. 

3, Nevem Square, Kensington. 

1890. 902 The studio comer. 

1 89 1. 935 Chrysanthemums. 
1893. 361 Temptation. 

HAYS, W. B Architect. 

14, Park Row, Greenwich. 
1847. 1286 Christ Church, Bermondsey, 
etc. 

HAYS, W. Bennett. 

Miniature Painter. 
Park Road, Wandsworth. 
1864. 7*9 Child of W. Bennett Hays, 
Esq. 

HAYTBR, Miss A. 

Miniature Painter. 
1814. 381 February. 

5, Woodstock Street. 
181 7. 841 A portrait. 

29, High Street, Marylebone. 

1821. 727 A portrait. 
874 do. 

3, Upper Grafton Street. 

1822. 557 Portrait of a lady. 

1823. 870 Portraits of three daughters of 

a nobleman. 

1824. 582 Miss Thane. 
647 A portrait. 

1826. 8r9 Portrait of a lady. 

1827. 686 Madame Pasta. 

13, Fol^ Place. 

1829. 892 The infant son of Madame 

Caradori Allan. 

1830. 906 Portraits of two ladies — "The 

sisters." 

HAYTBR, Angelo Collen ... Painter. 

14, Bemers Street. 
1850. 228 William Tooke, Esq., F.R.S., 
Vice-President of the Society 
of Arts. 
431 A portrait. 

1237 The Hero of Trafalgar: a view 
from the portico of the Na- 
tional Gallery. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



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33, Gloucester Place, 
185 1. 462 The three children of Robert 

Bristow, Esq. 
185a. 430 Mrs. Caroline Chisholm, the 

philanthropic originator of 

the Family Colonization 

Loan Society. 



HAYTBR, 

1786. 277 
343 



1789. 287 

1790. 299 

362 



I79I. 


*94 


1792. 


»94 




640 


1793- 


458 




733 


1794. 


4*7 




500 



1 795- >63 



1796. 516 

546 

1797. 908 
1033 

1798. 563 

865 

1799. 523 



Charles Painter. 

279, Strand. 

Portrait of a gentleman, 
do. lady. 

27, Henrietta Street^ 

Cavent Garden, 

Portrait of Mr. Parsons. 

do. a lady of quality; a 
sketch (crayons). 

Frame containing four por- 
traits. 

31, Gerrard Street^ Soho, 

Frame with five portraits. 

A frame containing a celebrated 
actor, an actress, and five 
others. {Afr, Parsons and 
Miss De Camp,) 

Portrait of a lady; crayons. 

27, St, fame? s Street, 

Eight portraits in a frame. 
{Miss Lewis^ Mrs, Jennings^ 
Mrs, D, Rickety and Miss 
and Mrs, Tate,) 

Portrait of a young gentleman. 
{Master Thistlethwaite,) 

Portraits of a gentleman, his 
family, and an old servant. 

Portraits of an actress, a cele- 
brated comedian, and a lady. 
2, Rathhone Place, 

Ten portraits. {Two sons of 
the Secretary at War [ Wil- 
liam Windham\t two Mr. 
Wards, Mr. and Mrs, 
Hughes, Miss Lieven, Mr, 
Rich, Mr, Deville, Mr, He- 
man^ 

Portrait of an officer in the 
Horse Guards. {Col, Cal- 
lard,) 

Portrait of a lady. 

42, Margaret Street. 

Portrait of a lady. 

Two portraits. 

Portrait of Ensign Cann of St. 
George's Volunteers. 

Portrait of Mr. Wainwright, the 
King's apothecary. 

A frame: eight portraits, of 
Mr. Davison, Miss Broxup, 
Mr. Wainwright, Mr. Ainslie, 
Mr. Roper and family. 



1799. 
1800. 



1801. 
1802. 



1803. 

1804. 
1805. 

1806. 



1807. 



1808. 



1809. 
1810. 

1811. 
1812. 



631 
747 
756 
204 
767 



9>3 
919 



405 



349 
365 
411 



Portrait of Mr. Secombe. 
do. Master Franks, 
do. Mr. Roper, 
do. a gentleman. 
A frame with the portraits of 
Mr. Symonds, his family, 
Mr. Pepys, two ladies, Mr. 
Gregg, Master Levett. 
Portrait of a lady, 
do. gentleman. 

724 Frame with eight portraits. 
349 Portrait of a lady. 
505 do. gentleman. 

806 Four portraits. 
631 Portrait of a gentleman; cray- 
ons. 
633 Portrait of a lady; crayons. 
334 Portraits of the three Miss 
Wards. 
Mrs. Wybrow of the Theatre 
Royal, Covent Garden, and 
Miss Boaden. 
Mr. and Mrs. Frome. 
Portrait of Samson. 

do. an officer in the St. 
George's or First Volunteer 
Regiment. 

746 Three portraits: L. C. Hard- 

wick, his niece, and Mr. 
Esdale. 

496 Mr. Bagster, Mrs. Bagster, Mr. 
Birch, Mrs. Birch, and Mr. 
and Mrs. S. Bagster and 
son. 

819 Seven portraits: two grand- 
fathers, two grandmothers, 
father, mother, and son. 

451 Mr. Troughton, the mathema- 
tical instrument maker, with 
his reflecting circle and sex- 
tant, and distant view of the 
large mural circle. 
A frame containing six por- 
traits. 
Mr. Crabtree. 

590 Portrait of a lady. 

60, Wells Street, 

463 Mrs. Wilmott. 

489 R. Beale, Esq. 

618 Portrait of a lady. 

656 do. young lady. 

283 F. Hackwood, Esq., musician 
to His Majesty. 

680 Portrait of a lady. 

684 Three portraits. 

747 Portrait of a gentleman. 
429 Mr. Winchester. 

567 Mr. Setton, Mr. Douglas (and 
a recollection of his late 
son), and Miss Horn. 



82s 
583 



i8i4« 
i8iS- 

1816. 

1817. 
1818. 
1819. 



I HK ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



1820. 



i8ai. 



1822. 



1823. 



1824. 



I** 

379 




*^4 Mi^ Barratt. 

•«i The late Mrs. Egers. 

Portraits of two ladies and a 

gentleman. 
Portrait of a lady. 
l)r. and Mrs. Outram, a gentle- 
n)an, and three ladies. 

527 Portrait of a lady. 

524 Miss Stevens, Miss Matthews, 
and Miss Booth. 

545 Mr. Faleur the dentist. 

566 Mrs. Carrington. 

^^^ Mrs. Bell. 

675 Captain Prescott, R.N., Ad- 
miral Foote, and Captain 
Chads, R.N. 

738 Mr. Moore. 

447 A gentleman in his study. 

700 Dr. Carmichael Smith. 

703 Portrait of a lady. 

782 Miss Somerville. 

879 A portrait. 

57, Wells Street. 

528 Mr. Chevalier. 
532 Mr. Grim wood. 

671 Major B. B. Parlby. 
688 Mrs, B. B. Parlby. 

943 Stale mate. 

944 Fancies arising from a ripple: 

a first sketch. 
583 Portrait of a lady. 
615 Miss Euphemia Cleishbotham, 
of Garder-cleugh. 
Witham^ Essex, 

and 29, High Street y 

St, Marylebatu, 
918 Portrait of a young gentleman 
with a dog. 
3, Upper Grafton Street^ 

Fitzroy Square, 
455 Mrs. Morris, Cromwell House, 

Essex. 
819 Portrait of a clergyman. 
838 do. the children of D. 
Hall, Esq. 
24, Buckingham Place, 

Fitzroy Square. 
522 Miss M. A. Wade. 
565 Mrs. O'Niel. 

626 Fidelity and her Emblem (por- 
traits), with a distant view 
of Winchester. 

16, Buckingham Place, 

467 The mother's present. 

468 Portrait of a lady. 

469 do. gentleman. 

470 do. lady. 
691 A portrait. 

697 Portrait of a gentleman. 



1825. 475 Portrait of a lady. 
560 do. do. 

709 do. gentleman. 

760 Mrs. Forrest. 
808 Ripe strawberries. 
836 Portrait of a lady, crayons; 
peculiarly fastened. 

1826. 464 The Violoncello. 

845 Gipsies; composition from a 
Hampshire anecdote. 

14, Buckingham Street, 

1827. 60 1 The glowworm ; a drawing from 

recollection of the Watch- 
man at Lansdown Passage. 

740 Miss Chivers. 

764 Coming out; a portrait from 
memory. 

1828. 508 Frontispiece for a spelling 

book. 
961 Mr. John Page, first engineer 
to the Royal Exchange Fire 
Insurance Office. 

16, Cirencester Place. 

1829. 599 W. Esdaile, Esq. 

796 Musing on the contents; por- 
trait of a gentlewoman. 
819 The cheerful mind; a portrait. 

1830. 666 Portrait of a lady. 
717 Miss King. 

1 83 1. 510 A portrait of the late Mrs. 

Farquharson ; drawn from 
recollection and descrip- 
tion. 

Winchester. 

1832. 937 Portrait of the very successful 

investigator and enlarger of 
the charities of the city of 
Worcester. 

HAYTBR, Sir George, K,S.L. 

Painter. 
42, Margaret Street, 

Cavendish Square, 

1809. 626 Portraits of Mr. Rickards, 

Mrs. Smith, and Mr. Rut- 
land, Junr. 

18 10. 594 Portraits of Miss Gabell, Rev. 

J. Hopkins, the Rev. T. C. 
Miller, and the Rev. H. 
Gabell. 
Southampton, 

and 60, Wells Street, 

181 1. 602 Portrait of a gentleman. 

685 Mrs. C. Rich, Mr, Clavering, 
Mr. Scott, and Mr. G. 
Tanbatt. 
6, Woodstock Street, 

Bond Street, 

1812. 630 Charlotte Stanley; a gypsey. 
1814. 415 Lady Jane Montague. 



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47 



1815. 213 The Bishop of Chester. (Geo, 
Henry L<x7v.) 
252 Sir J. Malcolm. 
647 Sir J. Shelley, Bart. 
(Member of the Academy of St. Luke, 
Rome. Painter and Miniature Painter to 
H. R.H. the PrinceLeopold of Saxe-Coburg. ) 
78, Wimpole Street. 

1819. 47 The Duke of Bedford. 

74 A scene in the Tyrol, near 

Botsen. 
471 Lord Cosmo George Russell. 

1820. 19 General Sir Lowry Cole. 

31 The Duke of Wellington rest- 
ing by his horse Copen- 
hagen, attended by his aide- 
de-camp, Lord George 
William Russell. 
86 George MTherson Grant, 
Esq., M.P. 

241 Mrs. Horace Beckford and 
children. 

310 Venus, supported by Iris, com- 
plaining to Mars, and shew- 
ing the wound she has 
received from Diomed in 
her attempt to rescue 
iEneas. "The Goddess 
seized with dread, etc." 

1824. I Lady Anne Coke and her son. 
28 The Earl of Surrey in his 

Robes as First Page to His 
Majesty George the Fourth 
at his Coronation. 

86 The Countess Dowager of 
Pembroke. 

97 Lord Lynedoch. 
186 The Hon. Mrs. Penryn and 
the Hon. Misses Louisa and 
Charlotte Stanley. 

1825. 52 The Archbishop of York. 

(Hon, E, VenabUs Vernon,) 
74 The Earl Clare. 
127 The trial of William Lord 
Russell at the Old Bailey, 
1683. "He was assisted 
during his trial by his wife 
Rachael, Lady Russell, and 
attended by many of his 
friends. The two first wit- 
nesses (seated in the centre 
of the picture) having been 
examined, Lord Howard of 
Escrick was sworn." 

1826. 36 Portrait of a lady. 
59 The Earl of Essex. 

67 The Bishop of Chichester. 

(Robert James Carr,) 
200 Portraits of the children of Sir 

Charles Henry Coote, Bart. 



1826. 239 Lord Alexander G. Russell. 
291 The Hon. Mrs. Packenham. 
310 Lord George Francis Leveson- 

Gower. 
801 The Countess of Warwick. 

9, Stratford Place. 

1832. 400 Lord Stuart de Rothsay. 
401 Lord John Russell. 

1833. '7 H.R.H. the Princess Victoria. 
106 The Baroness de Delmar. 

326 Portrait of a young lady. 

621 The Countess of Litchfield, 
with Lord Anson and Lady 
Harriet Anson. 

987 The late Thomas Brunton, 

Esq., who was unfortunately 

killed by a runaway horse in 

the New Road, April 2. 

(Member of the Academies of Rome, 

Florence, Bologna, Parma, and Venice.) 

1837. 353 Portraits of a lady and children. 
597 Portrait. 

640 Portraits. 
687 Portrait. 
710 do. of a lady. 
733 Portraits of a young gentleman 
and dog. 

1838. 61 Portrait of Her Most Gracious 

Majesty Queen Victoria, 
seated on the throne in the 
House of Lords. Painted 
by Her Majesty's command 
for the City of London. 
220 Lord Melbourne, First Lord 
of the Treasury, etc. 

HAYTBR, John Painter. 

Master J, Hayter, 

60, Wells Street, Oxford Street, 

1815. 450 The Cricketer; a portrait of 

Master £. Landseer. 

181 6. 512 A stump; a study from nature. 

78, Wimpole Street. 

1820. 220 Master S. F. Kendall. 

29, High St,, St. Mary-le-bone, 

182 1. 370 Mrs. Danton. 

451 Portrait of a lady. 
480 do. child. 

628 do. gentleman. 

926 Miss Bahnar. 

3, Upper Grafton Street. 

1822. 3 Mrs. Cort. 
705 The sisters. 

23, Newman Street. 

1823. 23 Portraits of — Hayter, senr., 

and three young artists. 

1824. 164 Mr. Shelley, eldest son of Sir 

John Shelley. 
184 Sir John Shelley, Bart. 
246 Gioachino Rossini. 



X 



48 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Haytcr, John — continued. 

1825. 199 H. Alexander, Esq. 
260 R. Jameson, Esq. 

1826. 89 The Duke of Wellington. 

332 Madame Caradori Allan and 
child. 

427 Portraits of the children of the 
Rev. Joseph Arkwright of 
Mark Hall, Essex. 

1827. 427 Madame Pasta as Medea. 

13, Foley Place, 

1828. 119 Sir Thomas Hesketh, Bart. 
438 Mrs. Francis Swinfen. 

1829. 33 Portraits of the children of 

John Henry Vivian, Esq. 
40 Lord Ossulston and Lady 

Emma Bennet. 
52 Mrs. Richard Musgrave. 
238 The Rev. Richard Musgrave. 
400 Mrs. Arthur Webber. 

1830. 276 Signor Verini, professor of the 

guitar. 
538 Portraits of the children of the 

Rev. Richard Musgrave. 
606 Mr. Charles Kemble as Pierre. 
959 Miss Fanny Kemble as Juliet. 
993 do. do. 

1832. 409 A grouper portraits of the Earl 

of Munster, Lord Frederick 
Fitzclarence, Lady Sophia 
Sydney, Lady Mary Fox, 
Lady Errol, Lady Kennedy 
Erskine, and Lady Fau'k- 
land. 

1833. 41 AdmiralSir Benjamin Hallowell 

Carew, G.C.B. 
148 Mrs. Robert Jameson. 
258 The Duke of Cannizzaro. 
481 The Duchess of Cannizzaro. 

1834. 306 Captain John Ross, R.N. 
364 Major Dundas. 

366 The Hon. Miss Boyle. 

375 Mrs. Dundas. 

411 Viscountess Dungarvon. 

598 Mi.ss Matilda Bromley. 

599 Charles Boyle, Esq. 

1835. 49> Lord FitzAllan. 

523 The anticipated farewell. 
528 Sir Gilbert Stirling. 

1836. 222 Lady Riddel and her daugh- 

ter. 
895 Mother of Hassan. Vide The 
Giaour. 

1839. 937 Viscountess Canning. 

1840. 386 Lord Heytesbury. 

1 84 1 . 707 Portrait of the only son of John 

Downie, Esq. 
721 Portrait of the infant daughter 

of Edward Jekyll, Esq. 
940 Lady Georgiana Toler. 



1842. 587 Lady Hawley and her infant 

daughter. 
669 Mrs. Edward Jekyll and infant 
son. 

13, Manchester Square, 

1843. 74^ ^^ss Adelaide Kemble in 

Norma; one of a series of 

portraits of her in different 

oi^eras. 
894 Julian, Laura, and Charley, 

children of the artist. 
928 Miss Adelaide Kemble in the 

Secret Marriage; one of the 

series, 
iioi Miss Adelaide Kemble in 

Semiramide; one of the 

series. 
1 105 Miss Adelaide Kemble as 

Norma, etc. ; one of the series. 
1125 Miss Adelaide Kemble in 

Semiramide, etc. ; one of the 

series. 

1844. 846 The Marchioness of Waterford. 
978 Miss Adelaide Kemble in the 

opera of Semiramide. 
1025 The three children of the Hon. 

Mrs. Boyle. 
1035 Miss Adelaide Kemble as 
Norma. "Ah! no — they 
are my children." 
1039 Miss Adelaide Kemble in the 
opera of Sonnambula. 
iS4S« 3>7 Lady Montgomery. 

708 Portraits of the three children 
of the late Lady and Mr. 
Hughan. 
752 Miss Adelaide Kemble as 
Norma. 

1846. 866 Miss Adelaide Kemble in The 

Somnambula. 
900 Miss Adelaide Kemble as 

Norma, etc. 
1 08 1 Miss Paulet Thomson. 

1847. 866 Charles Barry, Esq., R.A. 
952 Lady Clementina Villiers. 
971 The Princess Esterhazy. 

1003 Lady Drumlanrig and child- 
ren. 

1848. 808 The Hon. Mrs. Charles Caven- 

dish. 
858 Miss Georgina Lygon. 
991 Lady Francis Russell. 

57, Harley Street. 

1849. 753 The Hon. Mrs. Caroline Daw- 

son. 
804 The Marchioness of Ormonde. 
955 Master William Arthur Tooke, 

son of Arthur W. Tooke, 

Esq. 

1850. 68 1 Portrait of a mother and child. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



49 



1850. 800 Walter, Katherine and Alice, 

children of Robert Philli- 
more, Esq., D.C.L. 
84a Gertrude, Harriet and Hen- 
erica, children of William 
Mott, Esq. 
891 Monsieur A. Roche. 
1069 Mrs. Barney Petre. 

1851. 879 Miss Tighe. 

973 Lady Claude Hamilton, 
iiai Lady Ward, 
iijz Lady St. John Mildmay. 

1852. 650 Portraits of the two youngest 

children of Richard Bethell, 

Esq., M.P. 
683 Miss Kate Sneyd. 
786 Miss Lethbridge. 
841 The Countess of Strathmore. 
994 The Hon. Francis Villiers. 
1006 Miss Seymour, daughter of 

Lady Augusta Seymour. 

1853. 709 Miss Cholmeley, daughter of 

Sir Montague and Lady 
Georgiana Cholmeley. 

74» Hon. Mrs. Gordon. 

8x6 Lady Jane St. Maur Stan- 
hope. 

1854. 747 Lady Isabella FitzMaurice. 
848 Wilmot and Matilda, young- 
est daughters of John Hay- 
ter. 

900 Mrs. Loftus Tottenham of 

Glenade. 
905 Miss Packwood. 

1855. 841 Lady Elizabeth Hay. 
880 Miss Capel. 

976 Miss Goodlake. 
1009 Mr. Richard Groom. 
1 1 00 Portrait of a lady. 

1856. 716 Hon. Theodosia Vyner. 

767 William Alexander Tooke 
Hallowes and John Francis 
Tooke Hallowes, grandsons 
of William Tooke, Esq., 
F.R.S. 

823 Lady Mary Yorke. 

862 Frederick Widder, Esq., Com- 
missioner of the Canada 
Company, Toronto. 

891 Miss Ash worth. 

1857. 692 Hon. Harriet Stoner. 
786 Lady Bury. 

926 Ensign Julian Yorke Hayter, 
Bengal Army. 

1858. 648 Miss Fazakerley. 

1859. 982 Lady Petre and two children. 
i860. 730 Lady Susan Pelham Clinton as 

bridesmaid to the Princess 
Frederick William of Prus- 



sia. 



IV. 



i860. 739 Lady Constance Villiers as 
bridesmaid to the Princess 
Frederick William of Prus- 
sia. 

1 86 1. 885 Miss Amy Burgett, daughter 

of Charles Burgett, Esq., of 
Calcutta. 

1863. 994 Lady Bell. 

1864. 749 Portrait of a lady. 

3, Pyrmont Road^ Richmond, 

1879. 1184 Amy Robsart. 

HAYWARD Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1 771. 241 A fruit piece. 

HAYWARD, A Sculptor. 

16, Polygon y Somers Town, 
1857. 1361 Medallion of a gentleman. 

7, Eversholt Street 
iS59- 1334 Medallion. 

HAYWARD, A Painter. 

47, Charrington Street 

1862. 417 The heron's haunt. 
1866. 65 Solitude. 

1868. 616 The haunted house. 

1870. 49* " By the shore a plot of ground, 

etc." 

187 1. 1065 Autumn Eve. 

HAYWARD, Albert Painter. 

Montpelier Road^ 
St /John's College Farh, S. W. 

1885. 419 The haunted mill. 

HAYWARD, Alfred Frederick Wil- 

liam Painter. 

66, Albany Street. 

1880. 1429 A portrait. 

1882. 368 Edgebarton, Devon, birthplace 
of Wadham, founder of Wad- 
ham College, Oxford. 
1246 Miss Augusta Field. 

1886. 7^7 Azaleas. 

790 Christmas roses. 

1888. 815 Azaleas. 

878 Christmas Roses. 
929 do. 

64, Sutherland Avenue^ 

Maida Vale, 

1889. 220 Christmas Roses. 
445 do. 

855 Azaleas. 

Twyford^ Winchester, 

1890. 17 November on the Helen. 

1 89 1. 874 Christmas roses. 

1892. 293 do. 
999 Convolvuli. 

1893. 122 Sweet peas. 

H 



50 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Hayward, Alfred Frederick William 
— continued, 

1893. 661 Convolvuli. 

741 Christmas roses. 

1894. 900 Chrysanthemums. 

1895. 849 do. 

1896. 759 Christmas roses. 

1897. 572 Roses, 

Ashdene Shawfordy Winchester, 

1899. 478 Convolvulus. 

1900. 834 Christmas roses. 

1 90 1. 70 Chrysanthemums. 
664 Christmas Roses. 
848 Iceland poppies. 

i903« 496 Peonies. 

Hil/ieSy ComptoHy Winchester, 
1904. 585 Christmas roses. 

686 Rose, Boule de neige. 

867 Sweet sultan. 

HAYWARD, Mrs. A. F. W. (formerly 

Miss Edith Burrows) Painter. 

Ashdene^ Shawfardy Winchester, 

1 90 1. 1 174 A distant view of Winchester. 

1902. 965 Langport. 

HAYWARD, Charles Foster, F,S.A, 

Architect. 
5, Gough Streety 

Mecklenburgh Square, 
1855. 1247 Design for a Venetian palace; 
water facade. 

8, Adam Street, 

1857. 1071 New Government offices, Fo- 

reign office, etc. 

1858. io8i St. Peter's church, Colchester. 
1082 St. Mary at the Walls, Col- 
chester. 

1863. 923 The Queen's Hotel, Aberyst- 
with. 

20, Montague Street, 
1868. 846 Sanatorium at Harrow school. 
1870. 783 Board room. Conservancy 

River Thames. 
1874. 1 143 Science Schools, etc., at Harrow. 
1175 Hunting Lodge for Henry A. 
Brassey, Esq., M.P. 

47, Museum Street, 

1886. 1555 The Firs. 

1893. 1631 Fire station, Harrow. 

1894. 1641 Mansion opposite British Mu- 

seum. 

HAYWARD, Miss Emily L. 

Painter. 
64, Charlotte Street^ 

Fitzroy Square, 

1887. 1508. Kenneth, Gwendolin, and 

Hugh. 



HAYWARD, Gerald S. 

Miniature Painter. 
Holly Village^ Highgate, 
1 879* '350 The Misses Gautier. 

1880. 1403 Mrs. Halhed. 

1881. 1335 Portrait. 

1882. 1355 Mrs. G. S. Hayward. 
1408 Our Harold. 

1883. 1 28 1 Mrs. Albert Heymann. 
1295 Mrs. Arthur Huggins. 

HAYWARD, H Architect. 

35, Sovereign Street^ 

Edgware Road, 

1830. 1054 View of part of Penrhyn Castle, 

etc. 

HAYWARD, J Architect. 

97, Newgate Street, 
1826. 859 View of the gate to York stairs, 
etc. 

1828. 996 Church of St. Mary, Woolnoth, 

E.C. 

1829. 1023 Design for a private chapel. 

1 83 1. 1007 The Temple of Juno at Gir- 

genti. 

Bath, 

1832. 1034 Design of a villa. 

97, Newgate Street, 

1833. 1028 The Baptistery, Cathedral, and 

leaning Tower at Pisa. 

1834. 1026 The Court of the Ducal Palace, 

Venice. 

Exeter, 

1335. 982 The leaning towers at Bo- 
logna. 

1837. 1017 Poltimore House, Devon, the 
seat of Lord Poltimore. 

1854. 1 109 Bradfield House, Devon. 

1855. "39 The Exeter Diocesan Training 

College, with the proposed 
chapel. 

HAYWARD, J. S Painter. 

J, Hayward, 

1 798. 367 Part of the remains of St Mary 

Magdalen, near Winchester. 
(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

1799. 430 View of Denby Castle. 
671 View of Tintem Abbey. 

37, Newington Causeway, 

1800. 354 View of the fall of the Rhayder 

River, near Devil's Bridge, 
South Wales. 

J, S. Haywardy do, 

1 80 1. 308 View of the interior of Tintern 

abbey, Monmouth. 
446 View on the road from Capel 
Carig to Betws, North 
Wales. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



51 



1801. 



1802. 
1803 



1806. 



1807. 



626 The departure of the 7th plague 
of Egypt. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

672 View from Bristol hot-wells. 

506 A view of Riccia, a small town 
in the Papal territories. 
1805. 489 Diana and Act»on. "Down 
in a vale with blooming ver- 
dure clad, etc." 

593 A frame containing two Views 
in Italy. 

645 A Landscape. 

356 Five Views in Italy. 

506 Two studies from nature in 
Ireland. 

317 A landscape. 

325 Antigone, having secretly in- 
terred the body of her brother 
Polynices, who had been 
denied the rites of sepulture 
by Creon, Tyrant of Thebes, 
discovers the body, newly 
exposed by the soldiers of 
the tyrant; a sketch. 

466 Unlading the cargo of the brig 
George, 180 tons, laden with 
iron, hemp, etc, stranded on 
the coast near Deal, in the 
dreadful gale on the i8th 
and 19th February, 1807. 

576 Two Views in Italy. 

675 Eve. 
17 Retirement. 

318 Frame containing two Views in 
Italy. 

497 Phaeton; a sketch. 

497 Frame containing four studies 
from nature. 

542 A frame containing four Views 
of Italy. 

831 Breaking up the camp. South- 
sea common, near Ports- 
mouth, early in the morning 
of the 14th of July, 1809, 
after a sketch upon the 
spot. 

784 A frame containing four views 
in Italy: i. The ruins of 
Mecaenas Villa at Tivoli. 2. 
A View of Villa D'Este at 
Tivoli. 3. A View near 
Lerici. 4. A View of Tivoli. 

530 Newlyn, Mount's Bay, Corn- 
wall — Evening. Fishermen 
preparing to go out. 

549 The raising of Lazarus; a study 
— St. John, chap, xiv, 41- 

43- 
801 Bolton Abbey, Yorkshire. 
927 The Death of Hippolitus. 



1808. 



i8io. 



1811. 



1812. 
1814. 



1815. 
1816. 



HAYWARD, J. W Architect. 

1807. 1023 Design for a chapel. 

HAYWOOD, George Painter. 

Royal College of Art ^ 

South Kensington. 
1904. 98 Mrs. Smith-Neill. 

HAYWOOD, John Architect. 

10, Benjamin St., ClerkenwelL 
1773. 132 Design for a public bath. 
12, Albemarle Street^ 

ClerkenwelL 
1774' 358 A Design for a screen; a draw- 
ing. 
At Mr. Barralet\ Great 
Dean^s Yard, Westminster. 
1 775- H7 North-east view of St. Paul's, 
Covent Garden; a stained 
drawing. 

47, Long Acre. 
1780. 457 Elevation for a market house 
at Bridgewater. 

100, Long Acre. 
1783. 410 Design for a mausoleum. 

75, Long Acre. 
1 7^5* 498 Design for a lodge to be built 
at Alehonger, Herts. 

1 793. 849 Plan and elevation for a mau- 

soleum to the memory of the 
late Mr. John Smeaton, 
F.R.S. 

1794. 624 Design for an entrance to a 

park. 

HAYWOOD, J. J., Junr. ... Architect. 
At Mr. Haywood' s^ 

75, Long Acre. 

1790. 513 Design for a cottage; in per- 

spective. 

1 79 1. 666 View of Dandelion Castle, at 

Margate, Kent. 

1792. 627 Design for a mausoleum. 

1793. 692 do. chapel. 

HAYWOOD, Miss J. M. 

Miniature Painter. 

1852. 232 Idleness. 

999 Portrait of a lady. 
1061 James Hayward, Esq. 

6, Russell Place. 

1853. ^'7 ^iss Emma Evans. 
924 F. M. Selwyn, Esq. 

946 Mrs. F. M. Selwyn. 

947 do. 

1854. 2 A portrait. 

15 Vincenzio Molinari. 
1127 Rev. F. D. Maurice, Chaplain 

of Lincoln's Inn. 
1328 Luigi Molinari. 



52 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



HAYWOOD, W Architect. 

I, Vicarage Place^ CamberwelL 
1844. 1057 Nobleman's residence near 
Hampton on the Thames. 
4, Isabel Flacey Kennington, 
1846. 1334 A gardener's lodge. 

1335 Design for an entrance lodge. 
Guildhall, 
1867. 906 Farringdon Street Bridge, Hol- 
bom Valley Improvement. 

HAZELL, W. Ernest Architect. 

5, Tavistock Square, 
1 90 1. 1554 Swansea Harbour Trust, etc. 
1904. 1579 Hearts of Oak Benefit Society's 
premises, Euston Road. 

HAZLEHURST, J. B Painter. 

II, Brownlow Street, 
181 7. 640 Rev. S. Bennett, Chaplain of 
the Penitentiary, Millbank. 
748 Mr. J. Egling. 

HAZLITT, John Painter. 

/. Hazlett, 288, High Holborn, 
284 Frame with four miniatures. 
297 Portrait of a lady. 

/. Hazlitt, 65, Margaret St, 
308 Frame containing seven minia- 
tures. 

139, Long Acre, 
300 Portrait of a young lady. 



1788. 



1789. 



1791. 



1790. 

308 do. lady. 

353 do. do. 

360 do. gentleman. 

361 do. an officer. 
363 do. a lady. 

23 do. a gentleman. {Ralph 
Kirkley^ Sir Joshua^s man,) 
26 Portrait of a lady. 
128 do. himself. 
287 do. a lady. 
338 do. do. 

346 do. do. 

762 A frame with ten portraits. 
{Lady Chatham^ Lady G, 
Cecily Mrs, Horace Churchilly 
Mr, and Mrs, Bellingham,) 
424 Portrait of a lady. {Miss West,) 
457 Portrait of a gentleman. 
470 do. young gentleman. 

514 do. gentleman. 

526 do. lady. 

528 do. gentleman. 

6, Suffolk Streety 

Middlesex Hospital, 
1795. 488 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr, 
Hallett,) 
496 Portrait of a young gentleman. 
500 do. gentleman. 



1792. 



1793. 
1794. 



1796. 
1797. 



584 Portrait of an artist 



616 
618 
619 
642 

647 
1023 



1800. 



1801 
1802 



1803. 
1804. 



1805. 
1806. 
1807. 



1808. 
1809. 



1810. 



726 
712 



do. a lady. 

do. gentleman. 

do. lady. 

do. do. 

do. do. 

A frame with five miniatures. 
27, Charles Streety 

Middlesex Hospital, 

1798. 894 Aframe containing the portraits 

of Mr. S. Robinson, Mrs. 
Meadows, Mrs. S. Robinson, 
Mr. Hardcastle, Mrs. Hull, 
Mr. J. Robinson, Miss Kit- 
chener, Beggars, Mr. N. 
Robinson. 

1 2, Rathbone Place, 

1799. 7>3 A frame containing the por- 

traits of Mr. Markland, Mr. 
Satterwaite, Mr. J. Curtis, 
Mrs. Lloydi, and Mr. James. 
723 Mr. Nicholson. 

734 Mr. Edridge. 
860 A frame with the portraits of 

Mr. and Mrs. Trimbey, Cap- 
tain Hicks and others. 
Portrait of himself. 
Mrs. Hazlitt. 
753 Mr. Carsburgh. 
826 Portraits of Mrs. Favell, Mr. J. 
Robinson, and Mr. N. Rob- 
inson. 
839 Mr. Coleridge. 
764 Portrait of himself. 
787 Mr. George. 
795 Mrs. Linwood. 

109, Great Russell Street, 
726 Miss Jackson. 

735 Mr. W. Smythies. 
763 An old woman. 
785 Miss Hazlitt. 
787 Miss Innes. 
799 Portrait of his father. 
382 Mr. and Mrs. Travers. 
212 Portrait of a clerg3nnan. 
688 Mr. T. Stackhouse. 
830 Mr. Ridcman. 

885 Portrait of a young lady. 

886 Mr. C. Kemble. 
902 Portrait of a young lady as 

Maria. 

914 Portrait of a young lady. 

488 Mr. Robinson. 

621 Mr. Adams. 

691 Frame containing the portraits 
of Mr. and Mrs. Humble 
and Mr. and Mrs. Esdaile. 

722 Dr. Jenner. 

215 Portrait of a young gentleman. 

228 Miss Hazlitt. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



53 



1810. 567 A frame with portraits of Mr. 
Francis, Mr. King, Miss 
Lamb, and a young gentle- 
man. 





662 Mrs. Daniel. 


I8II. 


500 Portrait of a young lady. 


I8I2. 


52 Rev. Dr. Lindsey. 




91 Rev. J. Evans. 




276 Mr. King. 




726 Rev. W. Hazlitt. 


I8I3. 


697 Portrait of a gentleman. 


I8I5. 


17 Dr. Bardsley. 




302 E. Chesshyre, Esq. 




373 Rev. T. Morgan. 


I8I7. 


380 The Lord Mayor. {Matthew 




Wood.) 


I8I8. 


374 Rev. Mr. Coates. 


I8I9. 


428 Portrait of a gentleman. 


HAZLITT, W. ... Miniature Painter. 




12, Rathbone Place, 


1802. 


688 Portrait of his father. 


1805. 


$85 do. a gentleman. 



HEAD, Arthur W Painter. 

20, Glebe Place^ Chelsea, 

1888. 877 Sketch near Whitby. 

1889. 956 The reedy pool. 

1893. 4x1 Tender thoughts. 

HEAD, B. G Painter. 

II, Chenies Street, 
1868. 651 Holy thoughts. 

22, Howland Street, 

1873. '^^ Little poachers. 

431 In Bumham Beeches. 

1874. 513 A portrait. 
604 Sunny hours. 

1875. "®9 Alice. 

76, Newman Street, 
1878. 1398 A forest stream. 
1880. 477 A silver birch. 

71, Priory Grove ^ 

West Hampstead, 

1888. no Happy. 

HEAD, Edward J Painter. 

81, Norwood St,y Scarborough, 

1889. 1 122 In the Cambridge Fens. 

1890. 711 "By the margin willow-veiled." 
845 Sunday. 

1 89 1. 844 Harvest time. 

855 Cottage well, Warwickshire. 

1892. 782 The last load of hay. 
833 The close of the day. 

Carisbrooky Balmoral Road^ 

Willesden Green, 

1894. 714 A cornfield by the sea. 



3, South Cliff Street, 

Tenby, South Wales, 
1899. 143 Evening — Langhame. 

2, Marine Terrace, Tenby, 
1901. 257 In the orchard. 
1903. 397 Bertie Allen, Esq. 



1779. 
1780. 

1781. 



1800. 



HEAD, Guy Painter. 

48, Snow Hill, 
126 A gentleman. 
171 Portrait of a gentleman. 

38, Kirby St,, Haiton Garden, 
60 Landscape, with the story of 

Europa. 
435 Mr. Henderson as Richard III. 
4, Duke Street, St, James, 
30 H.R.H. Prince Augustus Fred- 
erick. 

228 Echo flying from Narcissus. 

229 Iris, carrying the water of the 

River Styx to Olympus for 
the Gods to swear by. — 
Hesiod's Theogony. 

HEAD, T. J Painter. 

Arundel House^ 

Worcester Park, Surrey, 
1895. 5^3 **'Tween gloaming and the 
mirk." 

HEADE, Martin J Painter. 

16, Douro Place, 
1865. 225 Salt Meadow in America. 

HEADLAND, Miss Margaret. 

Painter. 
Highwood Villas, 

Upper Holloway, 
1887. 954 Still Life. 

13, Rona Road, Mansfield Rd, 
1889. 336 A study. 
406 Stilllife. 
1891. 991 Chrysanthemums. 

HEAGEN Architect. 

1800. 1014 Design for a country residence. 

HEALEY, G. R Painter. 

6, Haymarket, 
1845. i$8 Study. 

613 Herodias receiving the head of 
John the Baptist. 

38, Randolph Street, 

1847. 1097 XDoquetry and gallantry a hun- 

dred years since. 

1848. 42 A sketch from nature. 

103 do. for a Magdalene. 



54 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Healey, G. R. — continued. 

9, Cornwall Terrace^ 

Camden Square, 
1 85 1. 116 The Knight of Toggenburg. 
" From morn, in that unwit- 
nessed place, etc." — Schiller. 



1838. 



459 



HBALY, George P. A Painter. 

28, Grafton Street. 
44^ James Stevenson, Esq. 
336 Miss Flora M'Leod of M'Leod. 
395 Joseph Hume, Esq., M.P. 
416 J. J. Audabon, Esq., F.R.S., 
as an American backwoods- 
man. 
Portraits of the children of 
Tyrone Power, Esq. 
648 Mr. J. S. Lucet, M.S.P.F. 
67 The late Countess of Essex. 
117 Joseph Hume, Esq., M.P. 
184 Mrs. Walton. 
473 W. Jerdan, Esq. 
509 Mrs. Hume. 
195 Joshua Bates, Esq. 
239 Marshal Soult, Duke of Dal- 

matia. 
506 Study of a head. 

2, Polygon^ Clarendon Square, 
34 Dr. fiorthwick Gilchrist. 
/. H. in the index, but G, P, A, H, 
in the catalogue,) 

50, Rue St, Lazare, Paris, 
438 W. Van Rensellaer, Esq. 
501 Portrait of a young lady. 

G, Healy, 2, Polygon, 
140 Happy moments. 

18, Granby Street. 
29 Lord Ashburton. 
42 Master Corbin. 
103 His Excellency the American 

Minister. 
291 Miss Everitt 
341 His Majesty Louis Philippe. 

68, Rue de P Arcade, Paris, 

415 The late John C. Calhoun of 

the U.S. Senate. Ordered 

by the City of Charleston, 

S.C, U.S.A. 

(Chicago, N.A.) 

259, Wabash Avenue, 

278 Major-General Sherman. 
71, Vicolo S, NicolOy Rome, 

771 Listz. 

452 Pius the Ninth. 

279 M. Thiers. 
162 Kathleen. 

64, Rue de Rochefoucauld, Paris, 
224 Lord Lyons. 

312 Count Ferdinand de Lesseps. 
326 Miss L. 



1839. 



1840. 



1840. 



1841. 

1843. 
1844. 



1851. 



1866. 

1869. 
1871. 
1874. 
1875. 

1879. 
1883. 



HBALY, T Architect. 

1 1, Charlton Street, 

St, Marylebone, 

1785. 605 Design for a museum. 

1786. 568 do. parliament house. 

HBAPB, Miss M. 

Miniature Painter. 
9, Percy St., Bedford Square. 

182 1. 788 Mrs. Lindley. 
853 Fortune telling. 

1822. 551 Portrait of a lady sketching. 
749 The old Highlander. 

Birmingham, 

1823. 727 J. H. Jervis, Esq., of Mosely, 

Warwickshire. 
850 Portraits of Signor Spagnoletti, 
Mr. W. Lindley, and Mr. 
R. Lindley. 

HBAPHY, Miss Blizabeth (after- 
wards Mrs. Henry John Murray). 
Miniature Painter. 
8, St, John's Wood Road. 
1834. 542 Una Contadina. 

22, Newman Street. 

1838. 633 Portrait of a lady. 

643 Mrs. Lawrie and child. 

736 Rosaline. "She'll not be hit, 

etc." 
770 Rev. B. Reofey. 

1839. 262 Portrait of a lady. 





739 do. do. 




24, Russell Place. 


1840. 


586 Miss Kerrison. 




25, Portman Street, 


1842. 


684 Portraits of the children of the 




Rev. F. Ayckbome. 




74» Mrs. Hall and children. 




814 Portraits of a lady and her 




children. 


1843. 


917 Mr. and Mrs. Wansey. 




\See Mrs. Murray.) 



HBAPHY, Miss M. A. (afterwards 
Mrs. W. Musgrave). 

Miniature Painter. 

7, St John's Wood Road. 

182 1. 650 Miss C. H. Heaphy. 
728 Master S. H. Eyre. 

821 Portraits of the children of 
Capt. Saunders, late of the 
1 2th. 

826 Mrs. J. Busfeild. 

1822. 582 Portrait of a gentleman. 
594 Portraits of three children. 
728 Portrait of a lady. 

824 Master Smith. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



55 



1823. 


807 




808 




910 


1825. 


76. 


1826. 


763 


1827. 


772 




788 


1828. 


759 




858 




865 



1829. 698 

1830. 663 

787 
846 

908 



1831. 725 

1832. 698 

747 
{See 

HEAPHY, 



1797- 539 

1798. 376 
7*0 

1799. 387 

1800. 4*2 
642 

1801. 362 

364 
384 
389 



429 
45» 
454 



1802. 417 

55a 

673 



Rev. Dr. Busfield. 

Miss Birch. 

Mrs. Martindale. 

Mrs. G. Barttelst Smyth. 

Mrs. Duer. 

Portraits of Barbara and Anna- 
bella, daughters of Sir A. 
Carlisle. 

Miss Saunders. 

Mrs. Savary. 

Mrs. Kynaston Moody. 

Portrait of Elizabeth, eldest 
daughter of John Heaphy, 
Esq., as Isabella, Countess 
deCroye. Vide Quentin Dur- 
ward. 

Mrs. Palmer. 

Leopold, second son of John 
Martin, Esq. 

Miss Spence, authoress of 
" Dame Rebecca Berry," etc. 

Miss Elizabeth Guilielm, daugh- 
ter of the late W. Green, 
Esq., of Trelawny, Jamaica. 

Bianca. "In Venice Tasso's 
echoes are no more, etc." 

106, New Bond Street 

Hinda. Vide Lalla Rookh. 

Portraits of the children of 
C. Pott, Esq. 

Portrait of a gentleman. 

Mrs. W. Musgrave.) 

Thomas. 

Miniature Painter. 

1 2, Tottenham Court New Road, 

Portrait of himself. 

47, Warren Street, 

Miss Timmerman. 

Miss Salter. 

Miss Stephenson. 

37, Long Acre. 

Mrs. Heaphy. 

Mrs. Meadows. 

Mr. Goodeve. 

Mr. Heathcote. 

Miss Goodeve. 

Portraits of Mr. H., Mr. K., 
Miss Mackenzie and Miss 
Brisset. 

Himself. 

Mr. Simpson. 

Mrs. Heathcote. 

83, Charlotte Street, 

Rathbone Place, 

The children of Lady G. Buck- 
ley. 

Lady G. Buckley and child. 

Portraits of the Countess Wo- 
ronzow. Viscountess Palmer- 



ston. Count Woronzow, the 
Russian ambassador, Hon. 
Miss Temple, Lady Laving- 
ton, and the Hon. W. Tem- 
ple. 
(Portrait painter to H.R.H. the 
Princess of Wales.) 

1803. 366 H.R.H. the Princess of Wales. 
405 Hon. Miss Temple. 

461 Lord Pelham. 
471 Lady Pelham. 

476 Lord Minto. 

477 Watchfulness. 

616 Lord Palmerston and the Hon. 
Mr. Temple. 

1804. 344 The Portland fish-girl. 
348 Hon. Mr. Temple. 

586 Lady Ashburton as a lady 
abbess. 

76, Great Tichfield Street. 
1807. 399 J. Clarke, Esq., Sheriff of Edin- 
burgh. 
491 Lady Ashburton. 
I, Park Road, 

Marykbone Park. 
1812. 48a The spell. "Now the magic 
nine pea's found, etc." 
The cheat detected. 
Consideration. 
Portrait of a lady, 
do. do. 
543 Heron-shooting. 
760 Study of fish from nature. 
607 Trout, grayling, crayfish, etc. 

7, St. John's Wood Road. 
501 Dr. Hooper. 
510 Portrait of a lady. 
432 Mrs. Wharton. 
536 — Webb, Esq. 
547 Juliet. "Ah! me." 
664 Mrs. Ricardo. 
754 D. Ricardo, Esq. 
568 Portrait of a Baronet. 
570 do. lady of distinction. 

355 Mrs. Walpole Eyre and chil- 
dren. 
354 The fisherman's frolic. 
345 Dumbiedikes and Janie Deans. 
From the Heart of Mid- 
lothian. "... the paw re- 
mained suspended in the air 
with the palm open like the 
claw of a heraldic griffin, 
etc.'' 
370 Portrait of a lady. 

1830. 582 Miss Grim. 

1 83 1. 505 Portrait of a lady. 
1834. 449 do. do. 

33, Newman Street. 
1836. 860 C. Smythe, Esq. 



1813. 
1821. 



1822. 



1823. 

1825. 

1826. 
1827. 



491 

497 

529 



56 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



HEAPHY, Thomas Frank... Painter. 
T, Heaphy.Junr., 

8, St John's Wood Road. 
1 83 1. 530 Portrait of a gentleman. 

15, Henrietta Street, 

1833. 957 La Contadina. 

27, Newman Street, 

1834. 455 Anna Carolina, daughter of the 

Hon. Leicester Stanhope, 
CB. 
463 Signor Fontana, high priest of 
the order of St. Simonians. 

1835. 465 Mrs. Laurie. 

524 Portraits of Miss Bishop, Miss 
Emily Bishop and Miss Har- 
riett Louisa Bishop. 
T. F. Heaphy, 3, Russell Place, 

1846. 465 Mary Magdalene going to the 

sepulchre. 

6, Featherstone Buildings, 

1847. 1027 Miss Rose Ravensham. 

1848. 1007 John Laurie, Esq., late Sheriff 

of London, etc. 
1066 The Bishop of Oxford, Chan- 
cellor of the Order of the 
Garter ( Wilherforce), 
8, Great Marylebone Street, 

1849. 690 Mrs. Henry Masterman and 

children. 

93» N. Kindersley, H. E. L C, 
military service. 

951 Miss Nepean. 

965 Gordon Campbell, Esq., 42nd 
Regiment (Royal High- 
landers). 
T. Heaphy, 5, Bulstrode Street, 

1850. 590 The Infant Pan educated by 

the wood nymphs — the danc- 
ing lesson. 

1046 John Neeld, Esq., M.P. 

1075 George Shirley Maxwell, Esq., 
41st Regiment. 

1 85 1. 1238 Mrs. Rashleigh. 

1852. 1041 Mrs. Cathcart and children. 

1853. 960 The parting of Catharina and 

Bianca. — Taming the Shrew, 
969 Mrs. Fort and Miss Mac- 
donald. 

1854. 28a Mrs. Boutine. 

637 Sketch from a fancy Ball at 
the Tuileries, February, 1854. 
101 1 A distinguished French lady. 
1355. 493 Miss Loftus. 

516 Hon. Mrs. Chetwynd Talbot. 

1856. 908 William Moore, Esq., H.E.LC. 

Civil Service. 
931 Miss Clarke. 
963 Mrs. Christie. 
983 W.Capel Clarke Thomhill, Esq. 

1857. 55 Mrs. Creyke. 



1858. 



1859. 

i860. 
1861. 



1862. 



1857- 319 Miss F. Loring. 

931 Children of Thomas Garfit, 
Esq. 

941 Mrs. E. F. Moore. 

9S8 Viscount I^ftus and the Lady 
Marian Loftus, children of 
the Marquis of Ely. 

209 Mrs. Ravenhill. 

319 Mrs. Woollaston. 

325 Lady Rachel Scott. 

574 Mrs. Wynne. 

433 La Belle Lisette, the market 
girl of Bruges. 

458 The first pie. 
30 Water seller of Ragusa, Dal- 
matia. 

156 Market girl of the Romagna. 

294 Corsican mother and child. 

BrooklandSy Wandsworth, 

121 Teodora, the peasant girl of 
the Abruzzi, who, during an 
insurrection, conveyed the 
vessels of the church in 
safety to Naples, two hun- 
dred miles distant. 

1863. 696 " In early life Kepler lived in 

great poverty in Venice. At 
this time he was in the habit 
of going about with his wife 
taking astronomical observa- 
tions, on which occasions he 
would be continually inter- 
rupted by persons taking him 
for an astrologer, and apply- 
ing to him for fortune-teU- 
ing." 

1864. 592 Bernard Palissy, the potter, 

taken by his townspeople 
for a coiner, etc. 
46, Sussex Street^ Pimlico, 

523 Lord Burleigh showing his 
peasant bride her new home. 

439 Lizzie Farren, afterwards Coun- 
tess of Derby, waiting at the 
prison bars with her father's 
breakfast of hot milk. 

Her father was a strolling actor, 
and as such had been imprisoned 
the evening before at Salisbury. 
She rose early in the morning, 
boiled some fresh milk, and 
waited with it at the window till 
her father came. 

1090 Queen Mary Stuart at Tutbury 
Castle. 

I knelt on the floor, as my 
wont is on entering, when Lord 
Shrewsbury came and told me I 
was to keep that room. 

1873- 358 Master Felix. 



1865. 
1872. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



57 



HEARD, W Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1810. 458 Mr. G. Ainslie. 

HEARN, R. H Painter. 

1 2, Rue Boursault^ Paris, 
1866. 366 Sunset. 

378 Misty morning on the banks of 
the Voise, France. 
187 1. 42 A still morning on the Ranee, 
near Dinan. 
79 The Richardet: a view on the 
Ranee, near St. Malo. 



HEARNE, 



1781. 254 

399 
419 



433 
1785- 586 

1786. 453 





469 
492 




574 


1787. 
1788. 


588 
586 
'59 
557 
561 


1789. 


116 




149 


1790. 


539 



544 



I79I. 


62 


1792. 


5" 




535 


1793- 


594 




595 


1806. 


375 



Thomas Painter. 

I, St MartirCs Street^ 

Leicester Fields. 

View in the park at Hevening- 
ham hall. 

Landscape with portraits. 

View of Heveningham Hall in 
Suffolk, the seat of Sir Ger- 
rard Vanneck, Bart, 
do. do. do. 

5, Macclesfield Street, Soho, 

View upon the river Teme at 
Downton in Herefordshire, 
the seat of Richard Payne 
Knight, Esq. 

View upon the Teme at Down- 
ton in Herefordshire, the 
seat of Richard Payne 
Knight, Esq. 
do. do. do. 

Scene described in the Recess, 
vol. i, p. 92. 

View on the Teme at Down- 
ton, etc. 
do. do. do. 

Scene at Lodore, Cumberland. 

Tintern Abbey. 

Barnard Castle. 

View of Bredwardine, Here- 
fordshure. 

Chepstow Castle, Monmouth- 
shire. 

View of Mecca's Court, Here- 
ford, the seat of Sir George 
Cornwall, Bart. 

View in the park of Sir George 
Cornewall, Bart., at Moccas, 
Herefordshire. 

Part of the great hall in Kenil- 
worth castle, Warwickshire. 

Scene at the rookery, Surrey. 

View of Bath. 

Ludlow Castle. 

View near Lymington, Hants. 

Newark Castle upon Trent. 

Caister Castle, Norfolk. 



HE ASM AN, Ernest. 

Decorative Painter. 

54, Upper Marylebone Street, 
1896. 1783 Wall decoration : Parable of the 
Ten Virgins. 

HEATH, Charles Painter. 

Master C, Heath, 

15, Russell Place, 

Fitzroy Square, 
436 Portrait of a gypsey. 
459 Satan arousing his troops. — 

Milton, 
531 Scene from Paradise Lost. 
613 A specimen of polyauthogra- 
phy; an impression taken 
from a drawing on stone. 
534 Armida brought before God- 
frey. — Tassds Jerusalem 
delivered, 
546 The contention of Achilles and 
Agamemnon. — Homer^s 
Iliad, 

1805. ^^* Entrance of Telemachus 
the infernal regions. 
Telemachus, 

1806. 363 Miss F. Lewis. 
364 Master Betty. 

1807. 367 Four designs from plays. 
575 Battle of the Angels. 

friends, why not come on, 
etc:'— Milton, 



1801. 
1802. 

1803. 



1804. 



into 
Vide 



O 



HEATH, Miss C Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

1802. 584 Mr. Phillipson. 

\$, Russell Place, 

1803. 971 Portrait of the late Mrs. Cor- 

bould. 

1804. 439 Scene from Orlando Furioso. 
1806. 468 A scene from the Three Span- 
iards, a romance. 

HEATH, Dudley Painter. 

1892. 624 The swing. 

50, Great Russell Street, 

1895. 340 The last rose of summer. 

1896. 460 Portrait of a lady. 

10, Fitzroy Street, 
1898. 587 As in a looking-glass. 

806 The white kitten. 
1900. 573 In the orchard. 

HEATH, F. A Engraver. 

32, Momington Road. 
1863. 987 Alice Lyle. After E. M. Ward, 
R.A. 



IV. 



58 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



1865. 



1867. 



Heath, F. A. — continued, I 

87, Sussex Road^ HoUoway, I 

890 King James II receiving in- j 
telligence of the landing of 
the Prince of Orange. After ' 
E. M. Ward, R.A. | 

953 After the battle. After P. H. 
Calderon, A.R.A. 
1874. iz8o Choosing the roses in the 
Temple garden. After J. 
Pettie, R.A. 

HEATH, Frank G Painter. 

Trewarveneth Farm^ 

Paul^ Penzance, 
1904. 603 A Violin Solo. 

HEATH, Henry Charles. 

Miniature Painter. 
30, Beaumont Street^ 

Portland Place. 

1851. 980 Mr. John Littlewood. 
1065 Mrs. Julius Thompson. 

1082 The late Mrs. Edward Cor- 

bould. 
1096 Rev. J. Mould. 

1852. 671 Mrs. Brewster. 
77* Portrait of a lady. 

902 Henry Corbould, Esq. 

Chester Cottage^ Camden Town, 

1853. 804 G. N. Driver, Esq. 

805 Portrait of a gentleman. 

806 Edward Tarn, Esq. 

832 Portrait of a Lady. 

833 Portrait. 

841 Charles Evans, Esq., Frederick 
Heath, Esq., etc. 

1 79, Regent Street. 
743 Portrait. 
813 Portrait of a lady. 
817 Portrait. 

Cluster Lodge^ 

Regenfs Park Road. 
804 Portrait. 
848 The invalid. 

283, Regent Street. 
709 Mrs. Ferguson of Raith, Kir- 
kaldy. 

iS3> Regent Street. 

1865. 758 Margaret, daughter of F. 
Wyburd, Esq. 

765 A fancy portrait. 

1866. 438 A basque. 

1867. 314 The Swiss guard. 
448 The lily. 

1870. 690 A sailor boy; portrait. 

187 1. 997 Arthur Sannox Johnston, as 
Young England. 

999 Oswald, son of Lionel Ames, 
Esq., of the Hyde, Herts. 



1854. 



1855. 
1856. 

1862. 



I87I. 


1009 Olga, daughter of Herman 




Gulich, Esq., of Wimbledon. 


1872. 


1369 Miss de Kantzon. 




33, Grave End Road. 


1873. 


299 Going to the Dogs. 




648 The gardener's daughter. 


1877. 


479 The head of the family. 




1299 John William Allen, Esq. 


1884. 


1 501 "Winnie." 


1885. 


1497 Georgie. 


1886. 


134* H.R.H. Princess Henry of 




Battenberg. 




1 37 1 Rodney Fennessey, Esq. 


1887. 


1358 William Moult, Esq. 


1888. 


1492 Alfred. 




12, Pall Mall East. 


1889. 


161 1 Frank. 




1612 Portrait of a lady. 




161 3 Winnie. 


1890. 


1553 Portrait of a boy. 


I89I. 


1538 Mrs. Hutton. 




1539 W. R. C. 




1540 T. M. 




i54« The late Viscount Cantelupe. 




154* Henry Belleley Woodcock, 




Esq. 




1543 Little Lord Fauntleroy. 




1544 John King, Esq. 


1892. 


i4»a Cavendish Bentinck, Esq. 




1423 lone. 




1424 The late W. Cowdell, Esq. 




14*5 Youngest daughter of Mrs. 




Box. 




14*6 Viscountess Cantelupe 




1427 Hetty, youngest daughter of 




Frederick Treves, Esq. 




1428 Marion. 


1893. 


1290 Sir Joseph W. Bazalgette, C.B. 




1304 Charlie and Ivy, children of 




W. A. Wigram, Esq. 




1305 H. R. Bruxner, Esq. 




1306 Denis. 




1307 May. 




1308 Buds. 




1309 Travers. 




1 3 10 Mrs. William James. 


1894. 


i3»i Professor Vines. 




l^^^ Portrait of a lady. 




1323 Mrs. Vines. 




1324 Mrs. Tew. 




1325 Miss Esm^ H. Winthorp Smith. 




1326 Miss Tonie Green. 




1327 Miss Eveline Corbould Hay- 




ward. 




1328 Miss Macfarlane. 


1895. 


1247 Edith — in memoriam. 




1248 Miss Doris Hawley. 




1249 Miss Hilda Hawley. 




1250 The Rev. Canon Scott. 




1 25 1 William James, Esq. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



59 



1895. '252 Honor, daughter of Lady Rose 

Leigh. 

153 Edward Fielden, Esq. 

154 Mrs. Edward Fielden. 

1896. 1414 Miss Beverley. 

415 Master Michael Banbury. 

416 Mrs. M. Watson. 

417 Captain Shawe Taylor, A.D.C. 

418 A Solo on the Violin. 

419 Miss West. 
4*0 Miss Phyllis Hawley. 

1897. 1554 G. B. Rennie, Esq. 

555 Frank M. Button, Esq. 

556 Mrs. Ernest Hartland. 

557 Edward Nugent, 6th Earl of 
Miltown, K.P. 

558 Miss Danby. 

559 Mrs. Hawley. 

560 Portrait of a gentleman. 

(The late.) 

1898. 1386 Baby. 

387 Portrait of a gentleman. 

388 do. lady. 

389 do. do. 

390 do. do. 



1795- 
1796. 



HEATH, James, ^.^.^. ... Engraver. 

(Historical Engraver to His Majesty.) 

42, Newman Street, 

319 Death of Major Pearson; un- 
finished. 

49» Scene from the two gentlemen 
of Verona, for Heath's new 
Edition of Shakespeare. 

496 Scene from Midsummer Night's 
Dream, for Heath's new Edi- 
tion of Shakespeare. 

607 The dead Soldier. From a pic- 
ture by Wright of Derby. 

670 A proof print for a new edition 
of Shakespeare. 
15, Russell Placey 

Fitzroy Square. 

593 The late Marquess of Bath. 
From a picture by Lawrence. 

662 Love's labour lost. From a 
picture by Stothard. 
623 Portrait of Mr. R. Roy, and 
Master of the Academy, 
Burlington Street. 

645 Scene from Macbeth. 

620 Eloisa and Sappho. 

579« The reaper. Vide Thomson's 
Seasons. 

479* The good shepherd. From 
Murillo. 

787 Engraving. After Mr. West's 
picture of the Death of Lord 
Nelson. 



1797. 
1798. 



1802. 



1803. 



1804. 
1805. 
1806. 

1809. 

1811. 



1813. 737 Lucien Bonaparte. Engraved 

from a drawing by Charles 
de Chatillon, after a bust by 
Marin, in the possession of 
Lucien Bonaparte. 

18 14. 475 Engraving from a Drawing by 

Charles de Chatillon. After 
a bust by Marin, in the 
possession of Lucien Bona- 
parte. 

181 5. 399 The late Rt. Hon. Wm. Pitt 

Engraved from the statue by 
Nollekens, lately erected in 
the Senate House, Cam- 
bridge. 

1816. 394 T wo subjects from Don Quixotte. 

From paintings by R. 
Smirke, R.A. 

18 1 7. 797 Portrait of Sir J. Radcliffe. 

After W. Owen, R.A. 

1829. 831 A head. 
846 do. 

1830. 983 Portrait of the late Archbishop 

of York. ( William Mark^ 

ham,) After Hoppner, R.A. 

24, S^maur Place North, 

1831. 940 A Turk. 

1832. 918 Charity. 

931 Fortune teller. 

1833. 764 A drawing. 

Ravensboume Villa^ 

Lewisham^ Kent, 

1 834. 730 Children playing with a donkey. 



HEATH, Lionel 
1892 



.Miniature Painter. 
33, Grove End Road, 



360 Florence. 

22, Greencrqft Gardens y 

South Hampstead. 

1893. '*9* Portrait of a lady. 

1894. 1227 Nurse Heath. 

\2y Pall Mall East, 

1897. 1536 Dudley Heath, Esq. 

1537 Victor, son of E. W. Appleby, 

Esq. 

1538 The late Mrs. Lancaster. 

1539 Miss May Southby. 

1540 W. H. AUchin, Esq., M.D. 

1 541 The late Mrs. Chidson. 

1898. 1436 Mrs. Gerald Arbuthnot. 

1437 Miss Muriel M. Courage. 

1438 R. St. J. Willans, Esq. 

1439 Baby May Bankart 

1440 Master Michell Pain. 

1 44 1 Miss Ren^e Pain. 

144* Master Kenneth Motion. 
1443 The late Hubert J. A. Hervey, 
Esq. 

1899. 1413 Miss Maude Courtney. 
1414 Portrait of a child. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Heath, Lionel-w^7/r//>rw^//. 

1899. 1415 Mrs. Charles Oppenheim. 
1416 Portrait of a lady. 

1 90 1. 1293 Fancies. 

1 294 Gertrude Coventry. 

1295 Arthur H. Dawson, C.I.V. 

1902. 10^ £. Winston Barron, Esq. 
106$ A study. 

1066 Mrs. Claud Lambton. 

1067 Mrs. Barron. 

1074 Raymond, son of Dr. H. Frank 

Heath. 

1075 Portrait of a lady. 

1903. 1076 A study. 

1077 Portrait of a lady. 

1078 Mrs. Wix. 

1904. 1 1 17 Mrs. Lionel Heath. 
1118 Mrs. Stephen Ralli. 

HEATH, Miss Margaret A.. ..Painter. 

9, York Place, Baker Street 
1889. 951 A connoisseur. 

14, G Unarm Road, Clapton. 
1892. 1 1 18 Far away fancies. 

3, Garden Road, Abbey Road. 

1894. 1097 Mysie. 

1895. 946 "Her own sweet thoughts for 

company." 
1187 Mary Farquharson, aetat 92. 

1896. 1425 Abraham Thomas, Esq. 

1897. 889 Dame Nature's garden. 
1508 Elaine. 

1898. 1 104 The magic whistle. 

1899. 1377 St. Agnes. 

70, Grosvenor Road, Pimlico, 

1900. 991 "Come up, Blossom, etc." 
1505 Portrait of a gentleman. 

HEATH, Thomas Hastead. 

Painter. 
53, Park Place, Cardiff. 

1 90 1. 565 Canon C. J. Thompson, D.D. 
1904. 875 The beach-comber. 

HEATH, W Painter. 

Halifax. 

1850. 805 Midge Holes, Helden Bridge, 

Yorkshire. 
25, St. James's Road, Halifax. 

185 1. 114 Scene in Beaumont Clough, 

Hebden Bridge, Yorkshire. 

HEATHCOTE, C Architect. 

1828. 1025 Design for a bridge. 

HEATHCOTE, Charles H. 

Architect. 
6, Princess Street, Manchester. 
1897. 1894 House at Buxton. 



HEATHCOTE and RANDLE. 

Architects. 
18S9. 1961 Lancashireand Yorkshire Bank, 
Manchester. 

HEATHERLEY, Thomas... Painter. 
79, Xewman Street. 
187 1. 240 Princess Elizabeth in the Tower. 
"Oh! fortune, how thy rest- 
less, wavering state, etc." 

HEATLEY, Mrs Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

1797. 132 A cottage near Romford, 

Essex. 
216 A moonlight 

1798. 451 A cottage. 

1799* 49S A mill in Lincolnshire. 

876 View in the Isle of Wight. 

1800. 788 do. Italy. 

1801. 624 View of Coithy Bridge, near 

Caermarthen. 

1804. 608 A View from nature. 

1805. 591 Roses. 

HEATON, A Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1867. 74a St. Ives, Bingley, the seat of 
W. Busfield Ferrand, Esq. 

HEATON, Clement. 

Stained Glass Painter. 

33, Langham Street. 

1892. 1654 Two windows for the Imperial 

Institute, etc. 

1710 Stained glass window, etc, 

Watford, Herts. 

1894. 1666 Decoration, Imperial Institute. 

HEATON, J. A. 

Decorative Painter. 
26, Charlotte Street, 

Bedford Square. 
1888. 1766 Acanthus, oak and privet; a 
piece of wall decoration. 

1867 Olive and vine; a frieze exe- 

cuted in gesso duro. 

1868 A frieze. 

HEATON, Monica Painter. 

29, Bloomsbury Square. 
1 88 1. 890 "A study from the antique." 
954 Miss Winifred Heaton. 

HEATON, BUTLER, and BAYNE. 
Stained Glass Painters. 
14, Garrick Street, 

Covent Garden. 
1884. 1341 Design for decoration: Hall of 
a City Company. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



6i 



1885. 1834 Design for a Renaissance win- 

dow. 

1886. 1554 Memorial window for Hythe 

church to M. D. D. Dalison, 
Lieut. Scots Guards, etc. 
1584 Window, St. Vedast church, 
Foster Lane, E.C. 
1888. 1 88 1 Window in church near Paris. 
1 88a Window, church, Hampton on 

Thames. 
1897 Window, Chester Cathedral. 
1893. 1506 do. St. Margaret's church, 
Lowestoft. 

HUBERT, Antoine Auguste Ernest. 

Painter. 
51, Bedford Square, 
1871. 1157 The Morning and Evening of 
life. 

HEBERT, W. J Painter. 

19, Sloane Square. 
1823. ^5 Sketch of Birds from the Island 
of Java. 

3, QueerCs Terrace^ Chelsea, 
1827. 139 Mill on the banks of the 
Thames. 

HECHT, Wilhclm Etcher. 

32, Briennerstrasse, Munich, 
1883. 1350 The King of Bavaria. 

1 37 1 A christening in the middle 
ages; etching. 

HECKSTALL-SMITH, Miss Edith. 
See S. 

HEDGELAND, J Architect. 

S3, Warren Street, 

1822. 912 Church in St. Pancras. 
943 Room in Salters' Hall. 

1823. 994 A proposed church. 

HEDGER, F Painter. 

I, Ladbroke Terrace^ 

Not ting mil. 
1854. 151 Solitude disturbed . 

HEDGER, W Architect. 

South Street, West Square. 
1827. 974 St. Pancras church. 

HEDLEY, Ralph Painter. 

I I, New Bridge Street, 

Newcastle. 
1879. 418 News-boy. 
1882. 593 Marshy land. 

843 Harriers going to the meet. 
1887. 446 The first "sold." 



1888. 23 Weary. 

503 The reaper. 
529 Out of work. 

1889. 1249 Contraband. 

1890. 130 Union Jack. 

744 Seeking Sanctuary. 
1 168 A cottage garden. 

1 89 1. 217 The toboggan. 

497 " Go, and God's will be done, 

etc." 
1066 "Necessity is the mother of 
invention." 

1892. 79 The parish registrar of births 

and deaths. 
500 Sealing <he locker. 
555 The village school. 
636 The amateur dentist. 
813 My neighbour. 

1893. 798 His first voyage. 
808 Flint and steel. 

1894. 4»i The bachelor. 
477 Home lessons. 

1895. 376 Old pension day. 

1896. 34 Barring-out day. 
260 Punch. 

880 The Veteran. " Shouldered his 
crutch, etc." 

1897. 71 Duty paid. 

624 Invention of the lifeboat Willie 
Wouldhave, South Shields, 
1789. 
1062 Passing the doctor. 

1898. 514 The tournament. 

926 The winnowing sheet. 
931 The thrashing floor {sic), 

1899. 151 The rope- walk. 
163 The golden grain. 
398 The pastor. 

608 By the wayside. 
962 The monitor. 

1900. 518 The reservist's wife. 
980 The horse-thrasher. 

1082 The apprentice's enforced toil- 
ette. 

Disobedient apprentices were 
first in open courte made exem- 
plary bv shortening their haire, 
and taking from their clothes 
superfluous ribboning. 

1 90 1. 349 " Ars longa, vita brevis." 
1904. 487 Seeking situations. 

876 A candidate for the guild. "By 
hamer and hand all artes do 
stand." 

HEFFER, Edward A Architect. 

10, St, Bride Street, Liverpool. 
1862. 871 Pinnington Hall, Lancashire. 

2, Dale Street, Liverpool, 
1872. 1224 An Elizabeth mansion. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Heffer, Edward A. — continued, 

1872. 1238 Design; Prince Consort Me- 
morial, Edinburgh. 
1373. 1153 Interior ofSt. Bridget's Church, 
Wavertree, Liverpool. 

1874. 1186 Aquarium, Hastings. 

1875. 1038 Cathedral of St. Peter, Liver- 

pool. 
6, Victoria Rond^ Kilbum, 
1878. ii2» Falcon Tower, Surrey. 
1885. 1804 Ceiling, St. Bridget's Church, 

Wavertree. 

HEFFBRNAN, James Sculptor. 

27, St, Georges Row^ 

Chelsea Bridge. 

1816. 917 Prometheus chamed on Mount 

Caucasus, where a vulture 
was sent by Jupiter to prey 
upon his liver. 

181 7. 1031 The Rape of Proserpine. "Sees 

her thus sporting on the 
flowry green." 

1818. 1048 Bust of J. Stark, Esq. 

181 9. 1196 Achilles attacked by the waves 

of Scamander, etc 

1820. 1 022 A nymph playing with cupid. 

182 1. 1157 Musidora. " And fair exposed 

she stood, etc." 
1159 Bust of B. O'Meara, Esq. 

1823. 1125 Ino with the Infant Bacchus. 

" Ino first took him for her 
foster child."— (Twi/. 
1 126 Part of a monument in memory 
of the late William Bennett, 
D.D., Bishop of Cloyne and 
chief promoter of Christian- 
ity among the American 
Indians, to be erected in 
Clciiyne Church, Cork. 

1824. 1004 Bust of J. T. Morton, Esq. 
1017 do. Mr. G. S. Newton. 
1021 do. a lady. 

1825. 1028 Bust in marble of Miss E. W. 

Hill. 
1048 Susanna at the Bath. 

I, Ranelagh Grove^ Islington, 

1827. 1079 Bust of B. O'Meara, Esq. 

II 17 Salmacis. "On beds of leaves 
she now reposed her limbs." 
—Ovid. 

1828. 1 1 54 BustofMr.H.P.Briggs,A.R.A. 
1 1 76 Cupid and Psyche. 

1829. 1156 Bust of William Foy, Esq. 

5, Belgrave Plaa, 

1830. H78 The deserted mother. 

1831. 1143 Bust of Dr. Haslam. 
1234 A girl caressing a child. 

35, Coleshill Street, 

1832. 1218 Bust of James Morrah, Esq. 



1837. 1241 Posthumous bust of the wife of 
James Morrah, Esq., Sur- 
geon, of Sloane Street. 

HEFFNER, Carl Painter. 

120, Fail Mall, 

1880. 194 Cattle in the marshes. 

Radcliffe House^ Brixton Road, 

1 88 1. 4^2 A gleam of sunshine. 

HEIDELOFF, N Architect. 

129, Long Acre, 
1 8 10. 794 An interior view of the Opera 
House, Haymarket 

HEIDBMANNS, H. P. 

Miniature Painter. 
68, Quadrant, 
1S45. 7^^ y^vs!& Dawson. 

10, Red Lion Square, 
1847. 72o*Baroness de Pfeill, lady of the 
Wurtemberg Minister at the 
Court of Holland. 

8, Duke Street, 
1849. 865 Study from nature. 

868 The Countess of Lansfeld(Lola 
Montes). 
H, Heidemans^ 76, Gower St, 
1864. 726 "The old veteran fighting his 
battles over again." 

HEIGHWAY, Richard Painter. 

At Mr, Walton, 

Half Moon Street. 

1787. 178 A girl trying her shoe. 

6, LittU Vine Street, Piccadilly, 

1788. 173 Portrait of a lady. 

Litchfield and 

S, Carrington Street, 

1 789. 264 A woman selling saloop. 
386 Portrait of a young lady. 

Shrewsbury and 

31, Newgate Street, 
1 793* ^3^ ^ market girl 

HBILBUTH, Ferdinand Painter. 

Arts Club, Hanover Square, 
1871. 453 Spring. " In the spring, a live- 
lier iris changes on the bur- 
nished dove, etc." — Tenny- 
son, 
1042 On the banks of the Seine. 

HEINE, E Painter. 

3, Wigmore Street, 
1863. 814 Flowers. 

HEITON, Andrew G Architect. 

72, George Street, Perth, 
1895. 1581 Perth Public Library. 



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HELARD, Miss C. (now Mrs. Fox- 

Davies) Etcher. 

132, Cromwell Road. 
1904. 1301 A Book-plate. 



HBLCKiS, 



Arnold Painter. 

Modoc House^ East Moulsey^ 

Hampton Court 
April showers. 

Langham Studios, 
Water Wooing Willows. 
The Shrubbery, East Moulsey. 
An April morning. 
Sunset after rain. 
Camber sands. 
Showery weather. 
Clearing up. 

I, Langham Studios. 
Blowing a sou'-wester. 
The close of a rainy day. 
Low tide — Coast of Guernsey. 
Evening glow after rain. 
" When autumn's yellow lustre 

gilds the land." 
Studland Bay — morning. 
"'Mang moors and mosses 

mony, O." 
Summer noontide. 
Sandbanks, Bournemouth. 
"Ower the moor amang the 

heather." 
Corfe Castle. 
An altar of unsculptured stone: 

" a thing of ages gone." 
A grey morning — coast of 

France. 
Early summer — ^Aldemey. 
Richmond Hill. 
Sandbanks — morning. 



HBLFRICHT, Bmil Medalist. 

89, Great Portland Street, 
1883. 1657 Bayard-Taylor medal 

HBLLICAR, Evelyn A. ... Architect. 
35, Wellington Street. 
1891. 1926 Hall at ELalston, Bromley. 

10, Serjeants Inn, 
1894. 1684 Restoration at Binghams Mel- 
combe. 
1902. 1474 Pavilion, etc., South Hill Wood, 
Bromley. 

HELLYER, T Architect. 

Ryde, 
1846. 1195 St. James's Church, Seacroft, 
near Leeds. 
1307 Interior. do. do. 



1880. 


61 


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1884. 
1885. 


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778 
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1887. 
1888. 


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1889. 


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176 




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1890. 
I89I. 


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187 


1893. 


>89 


1895. 
1897. 


495 

1018 



1847. 1 120 Holy Trinity Church, Ryde. 
1 1 70 Interior do. do. 
1243 Isle of Wight Royal Infirmary. 

1848. 1126 Parsonage House, Kingsclere, 

Woodlands, Hants. 
IH2 Newchurch, Isle of Wight. 

Bouverie House, Ryde, 
1862. 840 Sheen Church, Newbury, Berks. 



HELMICK 



, Howard Painter. 

21, King Street, St, Jameses, 
Un dejeuner k la fourchette. 
The Irish Piper. 
3, Middleton Road, 

Camden Road, 
The country dancing master — 

West of Ireland. 
The schoolmaster's moment of 

leisure. 

Eton Villa, Ealing, 
An independent voter. 

17, Brook Green, 
The broken doll. 

64, Albany Street, 
The knotty point. 
The savants. 

Dangan Cottage, Galway, 
The wayward daughter. 
The theologians. 

Holland Park Road Studios, 
Marriage settlement — West of 

Ireland. 
Against witches. 
The bachelor. 

Arts Club, Hanover Square, 
The dispensary doctor — West 

of Ireland. 
An east wind. 
After the fair. 
PreparingforChristmas — South 

of Ireland. 
The angler's rest 
A ghost story. 



HBMING, Mrs. Matilda. 

Miniature Painter. 
45, Robert Street. 

1847. 962 Mrs. Henry S. Hayes. 

1848. 717 Miss Ellen Winifred Johnns. 
956 Sketch from nature — peasant 

Giri. 
1002 Miss Eda Fortescue. 



1873- 


■73 




1094 


1874. 


J9 




3»6 


1875- 


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1876. 


61s 


1877. 


1019 




1356 


1878. 


537 


1879. 


1031 


1880. 


566 




1030 


I88I. 


1350 


1883. 


1488 


1884. 


208 




a62 


1886. 


576 




771 


1887. 


976 



1855. 



HEMING, Miss Painter. 

57, Great TUhfield Strut. 
1821. 554 M. Beverley, Esq. 

HEMING, Mrs. ... Miniature Painter. 

1820. 701 Mrs. Kater. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



HEMINGWAY, A Architect. 

Rosenstein Villas Roehampton, 

1884. 1 23 1 Westminster Abbey, south 

transept. 

HEMMING, Alfred O. 

Stained Glass Painter. 
47, Margaret Street 

1889. 1894 Window, St. Patrick's Church, 

Huddersfield. 

1890. 1747 Window, St. Hilda's, Darling- 

ton. 
1922 Window, Folkestone parish 
church. 

1 89 1. 1780 Wall decoration. Lady Chapel, 

Folkestone parish church. 
"The Tree of Jesse." 
1894. 1573 Window, Oldbury Church, 
Salop. 

HEMMING, Miss Edith. 

Miniature Painter. 
2, New Park Road, 

Brixton HilL 
1904. 1107 Joan, daughter of Captain Nor- 
man Hemming, R.E. 

1 108 Miss Grace Wells. 

1 109 George W.Hemming,Esq.,K.C. 

HEMMING, Miss Fanny ... Painter. 
87, Lancaster Gate. 

1885. 1087 Wroxham Bridge, Norfolk 

Broads. 

HEMMING, Mrs. W. B Painter. 

Addison Road North, 

1856. 237 Part of the "Citadelle" at 

Boulogne, in which the Em- 
peror of the French was a 
prisoner in August, 1840. 

1857. 240 At Wargrave on the Thames. 

Finland Terrace, Notting HilL 

1858. 484 Leiston Abbey, Suffolk. 

5, Bulstrode Street. 

1859. 208 Iken Church and Rectory on 

the Aide, Suffolk. 
521 Rue des Logettes, Honfleur. 

HEMMINGS, Frederick... Architect. 
7, Fenchurch Street. 
1888. 1825 Clement's Inn Chambers. 

1884 Houses in Cheyne Gardens. 
i88gu 1948 Flats, Chelsea Court. 

HEMMINGS (F.) and DELISSA (J.) 

Architects. 
59, Gracechurch Street, 
1887. 1732 Warehouses on the site of St. 
Paul's Schools, etc. 



HEMSLEY, H Architect. 

At Mr. Holland:' s. 
Half Moon Street, Piccadilly. 
1 785. 544 Design for an elevation of the 
principal front of a noble- 
man's seat. 

1787. 487 Design for the entrance to a 

Park. 

1 788. 467 Design for a banquetting house. 
1790. 580 Elevation of a bath and tea 

room. 
St. Martin's Street, 

Leicester Fields. 

1794. 633 Design for a mausoleum. 

1795. 712 A fagade with lodge and gates. 

Justice Walk, Chelsea. 
181 3. 856 Design for a villa. 

32, Vincent Square. 
18 19. 222 Daybreak; a sketch. 

1 82 1. 1083 Interior of a church; a design. 

1822. 488 Landscape. 



HEMSLEY, William Painter. 

5, Marlborough Street. 

1849. 57 Young shrimpers. 

30, Halsey Street, Chelsea. 

1850. 1 27 1 House at Wimbledon Park. 

1853. no The truant defeated. 

1854. 540 A Village school. 

1855. ^** Polishing up. 

1856. ^^% Winter. 

1857. 198 Sketching from nature. 

13, Hereford Square. 
1859. 516 The start — one, two, three and 

away! 
i860. 48 A fisherman's hut — Cornwall. 

1 86 1. 357 Sunday morning. 

1862. 15 A dangerous playmate. 

230 The burning glass— coast scene, 
Somerset. 

1863. 89 Summer. 

1864. 126 Shrimpers. 

1865. 170 New boots. 
1868. 256 Reading the news. 

50, Redcliffe Road. 

1872. 1096 Welsh children. 

1873. 1339 For the broth. 

2, Ashbumham Gardens. 

1874. 103 The Warrener's boy . 
1877. 1398. Granny's lesson. 



HEMY, Charles Napier, A.R.A. 

Painter. 
Sea View House, 

North Shields. 
1865. 345 The lone sea shore. "How 
still it is, etc." 
426 Among the shingle at Clovelly. 



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1868. 
1869. 

1870. 
1871. 

1872. 

1873. 
1874. 
1875. 

1876. 

1877. 
1879. 



1880. 



1881. 
1882. 

1883. 

1887. 
1889. 
1890. 
1891. 
1892. 
1894. 

1895. 
1896. 



1897. 204 



IV. 



44 T6te de Flandre, near Ant- 
werp. 
503 By the river side, Antwerp. 

FelthaMy near London, 
4 Under the walls of Maestricht : 
arrival of a canal-boat. 
451 London River. 
685 The mill pond. 

15, Grande Place^ Antwerp. 
4 The rebec player. 
543 At the foot of the cross. 

Myrtle Lodge, North End. 
435 The shore at Limehouse. 
561 At the shrine. 
740 Mending the nets. 
198 Black wall 
1 143 The birthday. 
116 Cheyne Walk, Chelsea. 
734 The mill at rest. 
317 The Tyne, from the High 

Lights, Shields, after rain. 
108 London river — the Limehouse 

barge-builders. 
874 Shields Harbour — Herring 

boats towing in. 
405 The mill in the floods. 
440 Red autumn. "Scarce aught 
was left at autumn tide to die." 
1*67 Streatley Mill. 
237 The Fisherman's wooing. 
517 A Nautical Argument. 
468 Vespers. 
697 The seine fishers. 
733 " De Profundis." 
809 The " Nancy Lee." 
967 The Calvary. 

2, Harewood Terrace, 

Darlington. 
273 Home again. 
955 With wind and tide. 
1452 The evening glow. 

Myrtle Lodge, North End. 
893 The lobster boat 
1484 The " Nancy Lee." 

I, Park Terrace, Falmouth. 
201 Oyster dredgers. 

Churchfield, Falmouth. 
96 The smelt-net. 
1257 Three fishers. 
1 147 The rescue. 
1094 The morning light. 
989 The trammel net. 
427 Home moorings. 
434 A fisherman's sweetheart 
Our boat. 
" Through air and sea, through 

scud and spray." 
Pilchards. Purchased for the 
Chantrey Bequest for 
^1,200. 



3' 
650 



1897. 334 Lost 

(Elected A.R.A.) 

1898. 529 Wreckage. 
1015 A fair wind. 
1029 After rain. 

1 1 17 Clovelly pier. 

1 127 Homeward bound. 

1899. ^^ Smugglers. "To save their 

necks." 
102 1 The mill pond. 
1079 "Wi* a risin' win' and a tide 

comin' in." 
1 13 1 Plymouth hookers. 
1 149 What the boat brought home 

from sea. 

1900. 142 "Breakers ahead! Ware Man- 

acles!" 
1 16 1 The old castle, St Mawes. 
1 1 82 The little fishing boats. 
1218 Oporto. 

1 90 1. 85 The home wind. 
383 Birds of prey. 
988 Clearing the net 

1032 Limehouse Hole. 
1039 The harbour master's home, 
Limehouse. 

109 1 The home moorings. 

1902. 178 The pilot 

326 The crew. " It was time for us 

to leave her." 
689 A letter firom over the sea. 

1903. 89 Youth. 
452 Seagulls. 

836 Three poor fishermen. 

845 In the track of the trawlers. 

1904. 52 The crab merchant. 

236 London river. Purchased for 
the Chantrey Bequest for 
£\,ooo. 

396 "Haul aft" 

993 Stormy sunset 

999 Fair wind home. 

HBMY, Thomas Marie Madawaska. 

Painter. 
Sea View House, 

North Shields. 

1874. 866 The herring fishery at North 

Shields. 

1875. 640 Calingham, Shere, Berwick- 

shire. 
6, Alma Square, 

St. John's Wood. 

1883. X054 London Bridge. 

1092 Limehouse. 

1884. 964 Runswick, Yorkshire. 
1 144 On the Wear. 

1885. 1 182 Shadwell Basin, Wapping Wall. 
1 201 Shipping on the Thames. 

1 37 1 A Sunny morning on the Wear. 

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Hemy, Thomas Marie Madawaska — 
continued, 

6, IVaverl^ Place^ 

St John's Wood. 

1886. 1287 Staithes, Yorkshire. 

42, Grove End Road. 

1887. 140 "Women and children first." 

1888. 414 Rescue. " She struck where the 

white and fleecy waves, etc." 

1889. »34 " Out of the jaws of death." 
1 89 1. 223 Sunset and evening glow. 
189a. 961 The captain's the kst to leave. 
1894. 262 "Surely the great waters will 

not reach unto them." 
1898. 989 The Wreck of the "Fou- 
droyant." 

HBNARD, M. ... Miniature Painter. 
55, Welis Street, Oxford Street. 
1785. 289 Portrait of a lady. 

319 do. do. 

320 do. do. 
343 do. do. 

1799. 699 A frame containing the por- 
traits of the Marquis de Fitz- 
James, himself, Madame Hil- 
lisberg in Brichante, Miss 
Calogan, Countess de Bou- 
ville, Mrs. Anderson, Miss 
Boyd, Due de Maillie's son. 
The Baron de Monte Lim- 
bert, Madame de Rullins, 
Madame Chevallier, first 
actress at the theatre at the 
Court of Russia, in the char- 
acter of Hebe, and a lady. 
Little Maddox Street. 

i8ocr. 459 Madame Rose Didelot, in the 
character of Calypso, in the 
ballet of Telemachus. 

RENAULT Painter. 

ao, Haymarket. 
1797. 636 The first sensation of love. 

Tjd The pitcher and the broken 

eggs. 
930 Portrait of a lady. 

HENDERSON Architect. 

Edinburgh. 
1785. 534 Plan elevation and section of a 
temple. 

HENDERSON, Arthur E. 

Architect. 
24, Josephine Avenue, 

Brixton Hill. 
1897. 1 147 Monreale cathedral, near Pa- 
lermo, with throne and chapel 
of St. Paul. 



1897. 1205 St Mark's, Venice, etc 
174S San Cataldo, Palermo, etc. 
1809 Or' San Michele, Florence. 

Shrine by Orcagna, and fires- 

coes by Landini. 

1815 TheCappellaPalatina,PalermOy 

pulpit, etc. 

18 16 St. MEU'k's, Venice: group of 

columns, etc. 

HENDERSON, Charles Cooper. 

Painter. 

3, Lamias Conduit Place. 

1840. 2 16 The Edinburgh and Glasgow 

mails parting company. 
1848. 616 The diligence of 1830. 

HENDERSON, E. M Painter. 

Stockwell. 
1S15. 734 Fisherman's Cottage, on the 
Medway. 
(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1816. 530 A ruin. 

689 Landscape. 

HENDERSON, G. J Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1808. 406 Portrait of a Sandwich Island 
chief. 

HENDERSON, George L. 

Engraver. 
32, King Street^ Cheapside. 
1890. 1688 Darby and Joan. After John 
Morgan. 

HENDERSON, J Sculptor. 

At Mr. Henderson's^ 
Dukes Court, 

St. Martin's Lane. 

1782. {The name in the index, but no 

exhibit in the catalogue^ 

14, Frith Street, Soho. 

1786. 257 Portrait of a boy in paste. 

1787. 637 do. gentleman; model 

in wax. 
(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

1788. 625 Portrait of a lady; paste. 

627 do. gentleman; paste. 

633 do. do. a model 

in wax. 

1789. 590 Portrait of a lady. 

601 do. do. 

602 do. of a gentleman. 

1790. 381 do. lady. 

686 do. celebrated actor. 

1 791. 654 do. gentleman;inwax. 
1 793' 375 do- young gentleman; 

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i794» 573 Portrait of Mr. Morceau, master 
of the ceremonies at Chelten- 
ham. 

1797. 1042 A portrait model in wax. 

HENDERSON, J Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

1806. 410 Repairing a sloop on the 

Hampshire coast. 
413 Patent Shot Mill, near London 
Bridge. 

1807. ^5 View in Switzerland. 

1808. 409 South gate of Yarmouth. 

1809. 339 View of the Isle of Portland. 

1810. 851 View in the Island of Port- 

land. 
i8ii. 294 View on the Coast of Dorset- 
shire. 

181 2. 794 View on the Coast. 

181 3. 63a Caernarvon Castle. 

1814. 531 View of Dover. 

Lancaster. 
18 1 8. 630 View of Lancaster from the 
moor. 

HENDERSON, John Morris. 

Painter. 
180, West Regent Streety 

Glasgow, 

1893. ao7 Hayfield. 

1894. 847 Cows at pasture. 
1896. 175 Stacking hay. 

530 September landscape. 

207, West Campbell Street, 

Glasgow. 
1902. 438 A woodland stream. 

HENDERSON, Joseph Painter. 

183, Sauchiehall Street, 

Glasgow. 

187 1. 350 Scotch girl. 

1872. 1097 The leisure hour. 

1 1 15 Freshening up the old boat. 
112, Wellington St., Glasgow. 

1874. 590 Fishing boats going out. 
137* Sulks and S3anpathy. 

1875. 588 A lively haul. 

1876. 38 Morning after a Storm— carting 

seaweed. 
1324 Home by the shore. 

227, Hope Street, Glasgow. 

1877. 5*9 Among the new mown hay. 

1878. 98 Under the sandhills; full tide. 
913 Weeding in the garden. 

1321 Sunny summer. 

1879. ^52 From the cliffs of Ailsa. 
4>5 Haymaking in the Highlands. 

i4»S Turnbeny Point, west coast of 
Iretand. 



1 88 1. 265 Rainy day. Loch Riddon. 
1883. 467 A travelling Cobbler. 
1 1, Blythwood Square, 

Glasgow. 

1885. 28 Mending lobster creels. 
779 Jura, from Kintyre. 

1886. 281 Kelp burning, Ballochantny, 

Kintyre. 

HENDERSON, Miss Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

1809. 454 Heaths Hall, near Wakefield, 

Yorkshire. 

1 8 10. 335 View of Dover Priory. 

HENDERSON, P. 

Miniature Painter. 
5, Wigmore Street, 

Cavendish Square. 
1799. 775 Portrait of a gentleman. 
38, Duke Street, 

Grosvenor Square. 

1801. 945 The Limodoron Tankervilla, 

or the Earl of Tankerville's 
Limodoron, a native of 
China. 
I, Hind Street, 

Manchester Square. 

1802. 301 The Dragon arum, a poisonous 

plant, for Dr. Thornton's 

botanical work. 
316 The Quadrangular passion 

flower, for Dr. Thornton's 

botanical work. 
321 The Alata passion flower, for 

Dr. Thornton's botanical 

work. 
388 The Nodding Renealmia, for 

Dr. Thornton's botanical 

work. 

1803. 627 Three kinds of Stapelias, 

poisonous plants from Africa. 

1007 Carnations, natives of Italy. 

1008 The Ponte Rhododendron, 

from the wilds of America, 
loii A groupe of auriculas, Alpine 
plants. 
16, Great Portland Street. 

1804. 287 A vase of roses. 

505 Portrait of Count Tickanoff. 
1 1, Mortimer Street. 

1806. 476 Flowers and fruit 
557 do. do. 

I, Little Tichfield Street. 

1807. 357 Fruit and flowers. 
365 Flowers. 

827 Portraits of three children. 

1808. 777 Portrait of a gentleman. 

362, Oxford Street. 
1 8 10. 252 The Turk pedlar. 



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Henderson, P. — continued. 

1810. 343 Oysters (or a composition). 
347 Fruit. 

574 Portrait of a clergyman. 

181 1. 601 do. lady. 

51, Rathbone Place, 

181 2. 57a Portraits of three children. 
574 Miss A. Gordon. 

617 Portrait of a lady. 
634 Mrs. Siddons. 

181 3. 219 Miss Hunter. 

406 The fortune lost, or returned 

from the gambling-house. 
$22 Miss Mackintosh. 
541 Love struggling for a kiss. 
552 Mrs. Hamilton. 

1814. 443 J- Boyd, Esq. 

181 5. 329 A musical party or a trio. 
625 W. F. Graham, Esq. 

^%fi Mrs. Boyd. 

18 16. 666 Miss Sherson. 

669 Portrait of a gentleman. 
910 R, Sherson, Esq. 

20, Rathbone Place, 

181 7. 659 Mrs. Morton and children as 

Cornelia and her children. 
808 Lady Wastel Brisco. 

1818. 713 The Duet. 

736 Miss Robinson. 
787 Miss H. Robinson. 

181 9. 681 A musical party. 

740 The day past, the present and 

to come. 
797 Miss Arrow and Miss J. Arrow. 

1820. 625 Portraits of brothers and sister. 
812 Mr. N. Bland. 

1821. 560 Portrait of a gentleman. 

1822. 690 Lady Brisco. 
696 J. Lee, Esq. 

1823. 846 Miss Smithson, of the Theatre 

Royal, Drury Lane. 
1825. 597 Mr. Griffiths. 
688 Mrs. Slater. 
733 Mrs. Stevens. 

1 2, Charlotte Street^ 

Fitzroy Square, 

1827. 638 Penseroso. 
688 L'AUegro. 

749 Portrait of a young gentleman. 

1828. 662 Mrs. WyUie. 

1829. 647 William Wyllie, Esq. 
712 Portrait of a lady. 

HENDERSON, Robert Sculptor. 

32, Charlotte Strut 

1820. 1055 A trotting horse startled by a 

dog. 
1059 A cart horse. 

1821. 1140 An Equestrian statue of His 

late Majesty in bronze. 



1822. 
1823. 

1824. 

1825. 
1826. 
1827. 



1018 Goats after nature; in bronze. 
1020 Donkies after nature; bronze. 
1 109 Risk by Haphazard, with a filly 
by Warrior, the property of 
G. Bruhl, Esq. 
1002 Sober Robin, son of OrviUe, 
the property of G. Bruhl, 
Esq., King's farm, Wood- 
ford. 
An equestrian figure of his 

Majesty, George IV. 
Small bronze statue of H.R.H. 
the Duke of York. 
1109 The race horse; a model in 
bronze. 

21, Great Russell Street. 
Portrait in bronze of Skim. 



1014 



1085 



1832. 1193 



HENDERSON, Robert. 

Miniature Painter. 
3, Villas on the Heathy 

Hampstead. 

1883. 1308 Portrait of a lady. 

1884. 1500 Lady Beatrice Lister-Kaye. 
1502 Rosa. 

North Villa, The VaU, 

Hampstead. 

1885. 1490 "Jessie, look at the new 

baby!" 

1886. 1335 Mrs. J. Buckingham. 

1365 Captain Lewis P. Walsh, R.A. 

1887. 1338 Portrait of a lady. 
1339 Kathleen. 

1357 Mrs. Edward Winter-Turner. 
1 14, New Bond Street. 

1888. 1498 Mrs. Helen Osborne. 
151 3 Mrs. Jefferson. 

1 51 5 Major W. Hanmer. 
1 521 Mrs. Tharp. 
1537 Mrs. J. J. Foster. 
1562 Mrs. Harry Stewart. 

1889. 1614 Miss Betty Holland. 

1615 Mrs. Walter Holland. 

1 6 16 Master Leonard Holland. 

1617 The late Sir John Harpur 

Crewe, Bart 

1618 Mrs. A. A. de Pass. 

16 19 The Misses Helen, Vera and 

Isabel Gilchrist. 

1620 Mrs. Eustace. 

1621 I^dy Viola Talbot. 

1890. 1452 Mrs. Lake Walker. 
X453 Lady Meux. 

1454 Mrs. F. Restorie. 

1455 Miss Holland. 

1456 Master F. Holland. 

1457 Mrs. N. Mercer. 

1458 Mrs. C. M. Agnew. 

1459 Mrs. John Carrow. 

1891. 147* The Duke of Fife, K.T. 




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1891. 1505 Violet Evelyn, daughter of 

Colonel Harford* 

1506 Lady Clifford Constable, 

1507 Walter Annesley, eldest son of 

Colonel H. H. A, Stewart. 

1508 Miss Maud Marion. 

1509 Helen Frederica, daughter of 

Foster Harter, Esq. 

1510 Mary Josephine, daughter of 

W. a Coggeshall, Esq. 

1511 Miss Macdonald. 

1892. 14^3 Miss Charles worth. 
(404 George C. Buell, Esq* 
1 40s Master Foster* 

1406 Lady Augusta Fane* 

1407 Mrs. Macdonald* 

140S Lionel and Beaujolois, children 
of Arthur G* Ridout, Esq. 

1409 Mrs. Nicholas Robinson* 

1410 Portrait of a lady* 
>335 J* J E- Venning, Esq. 
1336 Miss Yeatman* 
1 137 Lionel Rothschild. 
133S Mrs, Capel-Cure, 
1339 Rev. Canon Liddon* 
134& Nicholas Robinson, Esq* 
(315 Mrs* James Foster 

1316 Miss C. E. Gilchrist. 

1317 Mrs. H. T. WeUs* 

1318 Miss Yeatman. 

1319 Miss Greg, 
13*0 Master W. G, Barnes, 
ii6« Master Boyd. 
1167 The Duke of Rutland, K,G. 
ti68 Mrs* E, C, Robinson. 



1893. 



1894, 



1895. 



HENDERSON, W. Painter, 

(An Honorary Exhibitor) 
1819. 971 View near CheUenham, 

HENDERSON, William... ..Painter, 

33, Charhtie Strut 
181 7» 3; Ariel 

King Street^ Cktisea, 
1823, 363 Lobster, etc., from nature. 

33j Charhtie Street, 
1835. 510 Richard the Third, act i, 
scene i* 

HENDERSON, William.,. Engraver, 
Bushey Heathy Herts. 
i886, 151* A vagabond J mezzotint. After 
D. A. Wehrschmidt, 
151 S Venetia* After P, H, Calderon, 
R.A. ; mezzotint. 
1 88 7, 1563 The Rt. Hon. Joseph Chamber- 
lain, MP, After Frank 
HoU, R.A, 
1681 |. T T r,. f ck. Eiq* After 



32, Charlotte Street, 

Fttzroy Square. 
1890. 1686 The Rev. R. W. Randall. 

After Herman Herkomer. 
1893. 1596 "Nearer, my God, to Thee," 
After A. Piot 
Bourne Hall Roady Bushey. 

1896. 1583 Mrs. Scott Moncrieff. After 

Sir Henry Raebum. 
i6^Wellington Square, Chelsea. 

1897. 1704 Madame Recamier. After 

David. 
1738 Lady Milner. After Romney. 

HENDERSON, Mrs. William. 

Painter. 

33, Charlotte Street. 
232 The Lady in Comus. 
375 Hagar. 

445 The Widow. "Bereft of 
shelter, food and friend." 
21, Great Russell Street. 
39 A fugitive. 

II, Gower Place, 

Gower Street. 
358 The lady in Milton's Comus. 
"This way the noise was, 
etc." 
1831. 419 The mother of the infant 
Moses placing him in the 
ark. 

21, Great Russell Strut. 
456 Prosper© and Miranda. 
281 Pharaoh's daughter. 
1229 The sister of the infant Moses 
watching over him. "Think 
not I will leave thee." 
391 Pekuah waiting for her ransom. 
" She was weary of expecta- 
tion." 
422 A friar collecting herbs for his 
convent. — Shakespeare. 



1816. 
1819. 
1821. 



1837. 



1830. 



1832. 

1837. 

183S. 



1 840. 



1S41. 



HENDERSON, W. S. P. ... Painter. 
Wentworth Cottage, FUlham. 

1839. 433 Portrait of a lady. 

Acacia Cottage, Old Brompton, 

1840. 151 Lingering hope. 

1 84 1. 1076 The minstrel's lay. "Some 

chord in unison, etc" 
The Rosery, Shepherds Green, 
Hanley. 

1843. 523 The sunny days of old. "We 

read one day for pastime, 
etc." 

1844. 35 The peaceful hermitage. "The 

hairy gown and mossy cell." 
63 Rev. Robert Pritchard. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Henderson, 

1844. 250 

1845. 674 

675 

1846. 1212 



1848. 


1021 




1165 


1849. 


289 




534 


1851. 


806 


1852. 


161 




43* 


1853. 


261 




4" 




1065 


1854. 


S»4 




S9» 


1856. 


818 



1 199 



1857. 1038 

1858. I09I 

1859. 40a 
i860. 472 



1862. 553 

1863. 730 



W, S. P.— continued, 

"Forget thyself to marble, etc." 

The morning sport. 

Genevra. "There then she 
found a grave," 

Squire Thomhill arguing with 
Moses. " This eflfectually 
raised the laugh against poor 
Moses who sat the only 
dismal figure in a group of 
merry faces, etc." 

A Village scene. 

Service time — too late. 

Fisherman's firstborn. 

Close of day. 

Curiosity. 

Waiting for the carrier. 

A peep at bygone times. 

Staircase and corridor, Knole. 

Cottage fireside. 

Rustic hospitality. "As robin 
has fled from the wood to 
the snug habitation of man." 

A cottage scullery. 

A drowsy messenger. 

The old hostelry yard — fair 
day. 

The last look of home. " Upon 
the hill he turned, etc." 

Thorpe Bank, Willow Vale, 

Shepherd's Bush. 

Morning. 

The old pensioner's story. 

A pleasant spot at Haddon. 

Reading the touching story of 
"The Babes in the Wood." 
"The story;i first read, etc." 

The painter's model. 

Wayside Music. 



HBNDRIB, Robert Painter. 

6, Prince of Wales* Terrace. 
1867. 403 Cub-hunting — noon; Lulling- 
stone. 

HBNEKER, R. W Architect. 

17, Guildford Street. 
1846. 1323 Ipswich Railway station. With 
F. Lawford. 

1848. 1 163 View of the Giant's staircase, 

Palace of the Doge, Venice. 
10, Old Jewry Chambers. 

1849. 1170 Rezzonico Palace, Grand Canal, 

Venice. 
{Su also Lawford and Henbker.) 

HENDRY, George E Painter. 

7^, Cornwall Mansions, 

Regent's Park. 
1 90 1. 522 Autumn leaves. 



HENBSS, A Medalist. 

1 2, Edward Street. 
1858. 1119 Medallion. 

3, Expert Street. 

1868. 1061 H.R.H. the late Prince Con- 

sort; wax. 

1869. 1059 Archbishop Manning. 

1870. 1227 H.R.H. the Princess of Wales; 

wax impression of a medal. 
1874. 1469 Wax impressions of medal 
dies; unfinished. 
1592 H. M. Stanley; medallion. 

HENLEY, J Painter. 

7, Cleveland Street. 
1843. 366 The forsaken. 

HENLEY, Lionel Charles ... Painter. 

6, St. Mark's Crescent. 

1862. 59 Private and confidential. 
614 Ennui. 

76, Newman Street. 

1863. 674 Andacht 

1864. 106 Left in charge. 

59, Queen's Crescent, N. W. 
1868. 507 A song of liberty. 

39, South Hill Park, 

HampstecUl. 

1872. 8 Limited liability. 

1873. 171 Aylesford. " No stir of air was 

there, etc." 

Parl^ld Studio, N.W. 
1882. 1430 A Vexed question. 
1885. 835 A labour of love. 
1888. 161 The law and the lady. 

HENMAN, Charles Architect. 

7, Millman Street and 

Reading. 
1839. 1242 Town Hall, Kingston on 
Thames. 

1852. 1202 Improved dwellings for clerks. 
1205 Industrial schools. 

1853. 1186 Victoria Street, London, etc 

HENMAN, Charles, Junr. 

Architect. 
7, Millman Street. 
1862. 834 Design for embanking the 
River Thames. 

64, Cannon Street. 
1892. 1672 An artist's house in Croydon. 
(See also Smith and Henman, and Alex- 
ander AND Henman, vol. i, page 21.) 

HENMAN, William Architect. 

96, High Street, 

Stackton^on' Tees. 
1877. 1 189 Public offices, Leeds. 



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42, Cherry Sf., Birmingham. 
1393. 1578 New General Hospital, Bir- 
mingham. 

HBNMAN (W.) and COOPER (T.) 

Architects. 
19, Temple Si., Birmingham, 
1901. 159a Chambers, Cornwall Street, 
Birmingham. 
1595 Royal Victoria Hospital, Bel- 
fast. 



HENMAN and HARRISON. 

Architects. 
9, Bedford Raw, 
1876. loio Schools at Southwick Green, 
near Brighton. 

HENN, Miss Marion R. 

Miniature Painter. 
10, Auriol Roady 

West Kensington, 

1898. 1340 Miss Amy Betteley. 

1899. 1277 Kathleen, daughter of R. J. 

Henn, Esq. 

HBNNBLL, Alexander R. 

Architect. 
8, Essex Street, Strand, 

1900. 1768 Public Library, Forest Hill. 

HBNNESSY, William J., N,A. 

Painter. 

46, Russell Road, Kensington, 

1871. 198 A New England barberry 

picker. 

533 Holidays near Newport, Rhode 

Island. 
600 On the Sands, Long Island 
Sound, U.S.A. 

Vine House, Chiswick, 
187a. 179 A summer eve. Long Island 
Sound. 

Belle Vue House, Chelsea. 
1873. 95^ Summer days. Long Island, 
U.S.A. 

3, Douro Place, 
1875. 43" The votive offering. 

Many picturesque chapels along 
the coast of Normandy are dedi- 
cated to N6tre Dame des Plots, 
and thither resort the simple and 
devout Norman sailor and his 
family with prayers for a prosper- 
ous voyage or thanks for dangers 
past, frequently bearing as an 
offering a carefully - fashioned 
model of his ship. 



1876. 


366 




5*3 


1877. 
1878. 


1384 
1384 


1879. 


*36 


1880. 


554 
485 


I88I. 


555 



1882. 



"34 



6, William Street, S. W. 
Wood gleaners, forest of St. 

Gatian, Normandy. 
En f6te, Normandy. 

1 5, Saville Row. 
Notre Dame des Flots. 
A summer evening on the 
Thames. 

5, Langham Chambers. 
The aftermath. 
A sunbeam. 
A daughter of Eve. 
Summer Days. 

An impressionist at workj 
scene in a Normandy cider 
orchard. 

15, Saville Raw. 
En fgte, Calvados. 



HBNNIKBR, Miss Annie L. 

Painter. 

1, RusthaU, Beechcroft, 

Upper Tooting, 

1897. 64 Confidences. 

1898. 934 "Sweet hopes that come with 

spring." 
25, Beechcroft Road, 

Upper Tooting. 

1900. as Trysting. 

1 90 1. 407 In the sweetness of spring. 

1902. 713 Dreams by day the beautiful 

of sleep. 
1903' 34* A Vestal 

HBNNING. See Potts, Sulman and 
Henning, and Hooker and Henning. 

HBNNING, A. S Painter. 

2, Somers Place. 
1829. 469 The toilet. 
{A. S. H. in the index, R. H, in the 
catalogue!) 

HENNING, John Sculptor. 

8, Little Ryder Street. 

181 2. 657 A frame containing a wax me- 

dallion of Earl Wellington. 
682 A frame containing nine me- 
dallion portraits, in enamel 
paste: D. Stewart, Esq., 
Miss Henning, Lord F. 
Campbell, Earl Lauderdale, 
Lady C. Campbell, A. Per- 
gusson, LL.D., W. Scott, 
Esq., Dr. Carlyle, J. F. Ers- 
kine, Esq. 

2, Pickering Place, St, James's, 

1813. 537 A medallion in enamel paste 

of H.R.H. Princess Char- 
lotte of Wales. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Henning, John — continued, 

1 8 1 3. 546 A frame containing four studies 

for gems: the Marquis of 
Wellington, Lord F. Camp- 
bell, Mr. S. Henning, Mas- 
ter J. Henning. 

570 A medallion in enamel paste 
of H.R.H. the Princess of 
Wales. 

677 Drawing of Miss S. Smith. 

15, Glasshouse Street, 

1 8 14. 396 Medallion in enamel : the Duke 

of Devonshire. 
565 A study for a gem. 
2, Somers Place^ IVest, 

New Road, 
1828. 492 Face of a medal of the Duke 
of Wellington. 

HENNING, John, Junr. ... Sculptor. 

2, Somers Place, West 

1828. 493 Obverse of a medal of the 

Duke of Wellington. 

15, Lower Belgrave Place. 

1830. 1184 Bust of John Gait, Esq. 

1834. 1067 Sketch from nature. 

1835. *®^° Alto-relievo. 

1837. 1185 Model of the shield of Achilles. 
1839. 1328 Love, wine and music. 

1844. "^4 A group — the sisters. 

1292 An alto-relievo; the vintage. 

1845. H»9 Bust of Agnes. 

1846. 141 1 " Laressa softly stept and seized 

the boy." 

1847. 1340 The snake in the grass. 

1848. 1408 Bust of the sculptor's father. 

1849. 1293 Marble bust of George Rigby, 

Esq. 

1850. 135s A child with shells. 
1852. 1355 The last drop. 

1366 Design for a group: memorial 
to Capt. Coram, Foundling 
Hospital. 

1376 Pandora attired, etc. 

HBNNING, Mrs. 

Miniature Painter. 
45, Robert Street, 

Hampstead Road, 
1854. 909 Miss Augusta Templar. 

HENNING, Samuel.. .Gem Engraver. 
34, Lower Thornhaugh Street, 
1823. 1038 Intaglios from ancient and 
modern subjects. 

2, Somers Place, West, 
1826. 981 Heads of a setter and an Al- 
pine mastiff; impressions 
from intaglios. 



1827. 1038 Restoration of part of the 

north frieze of the Par- 
thenon. 

1828. 507 Intaglio, from the celebrated 

horse's head in the British 
Museum. 

1829. 1070 Head of Hector. 

40, Lower Belgrave Place, 
1 83 1. 1038 Impression from an intaglio. 
From Sir Walter Scott's 
Ivanhoe. 

HENNING, Walton G. 

Miniature Painter. 
3, Gloucester St,, Regenfs Park, 
1865. 734 Portrait. 

1867. 846 do. 

1868. 719 do. 

31, Westcroft Square, 

Hammersmith, 

1886. 1385 Portrait of a lady. 

1887. 1336 do. do. 

1370 Master James G. Vokins. 

HBNNINGSEN, Erik Painter. 

33, Hailsham Avenue, 

Streatham Hill, 
1904. 6 Daddy's dinner. 

HENRI, Lucien Painter. 

185, Victoria Street, Sydney, 
1887. 72 Stenocarpus and Strelitza. 

HENRY, Barclay Painter. 

Fascadail, Arrochar, N,B. 
1899. 552 The flowing tide. 

HENRY, Edward L., N,A, ...Painter., 
76, Newman Street. 
1879. 589 Black and tan. 

HENRY, Francis A Painter. 

3, Tudor Studios, Albert Street. 
1883. 117 A Devonshire mill. 

171, Stanhope Street, 
1887. 731 Line of coast, Bark. 

HENRY, George Painter. 

26, Glebe Place, S. W. 
1904. 78 The blue Veil. 

39a The Marchioness of Tullibar- 
dine. 

HENRY, James L Painter. 

no, Westboume Terrace, 
1877. 75a Richmond Castle, Yorkshire. 
1879. 814 A summer afternoon, Bar- 
mouth, North Wales. 
830 The ferry, Rye, Sussex. 
892 Marshlands. 



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1880. 1071 A stream through the marsh. 

113, Gloucester Terrace^ 

Hyde Park. 

1881. 4»6 The road down to the village. 
1404 The heron's haunt. 

no, Westbaume Terrace. 

1884. 473 On the border of the dunes. 
1513 The road to the mill. 

9, Warwick PlaUy 

Maida Hill. 

1885. 151 Flemish Pastures. 

375 Near Bruges; early spring. 

1886. 19 A pasture land in Holland. 
61 The Meuse at Dordrecht. 

1888. 187 The Vale of Lanherne. 
1890. 1172 Passing clouds. 
189a. 195 Summer Pastures. 
1894. 76a The village on the cliff. 
1S95. 554 Shine and shadow. 

618 Summer evening, Boulogne. 

1899. 377 Bree^ day in the Channel. 

1900. 102 Flemish pastures. 

259 Lengthening shadows. 
190a. 174 Shady pastures. 

542 A Cornish harbour. 
1904. 375 October morning. 

HENRY, William Painter. 

3, Victoria Terrace^ Chelsea. 
1858. 362 View of the Mocenigo Palace, 
Lord Byron's residence at 
Venice. 
iS59. 942 Cavalli Palace and Church of 
Santa Maria delle Salute, 
Venice. 
1861. 387 The Piazza of St. Mark, and 
Clock House, Venice. 
313 Venice. 

I, Green St., Grosvenor Square. 
510 The Grand Canal, Venice. 
675 do. with the 

Rialto in the distance. 
300 The Church of Santa Maria 
della Salute, Venice. 

1870. 2x8 Interior of the church of Frari, 
Venice. 

187 1. 905 Interior of the Jesuits' church, 
Venice. 

330 The Church of St Antona, 

Padova. 
1025 The Church and Bridge of St. 

Barnabas, Venice. 
908 Temple Bar from the Strand. 
793 A summer evening, St. Mark's 

Square, Venice. 



1864. 

1866. 
1867. 

1869. 



187a. 



1873. 
1877. 



HBNSHALL, J Painter. 

103, Camden Road Villas, 
1854. 1125 Lichfield Cathedral from the 
Mill Pool. 

IV. 



1857. 275 Part of St. Alban's abbey, 
Hertfordshire, now used as 
a parish church. 
995 Hdtel du Bourgtheroulde, 
Rouen, Normandy. 
T. Henshall, 

22, Chalcott Villas, 

Hampstead. 

1862. 184 Tower of the Town Hall, and 

lighthouse, Calais. 

56, Adelaide Road. 

1863. 566 Rue Montoire, with the church 

of St Pierre, Caen. 

HBNSHALL, John Henry, A.R. W.S. 

Painter. 
1 1, Artesian Road, Bayswater. 

1879. 705 Resolution. 
775 Un Rfive. 

7, Elm Tree Road, 

St. John's Wood. 

1880. 736 An Egyptian muleteer. 

1252 Alice Vargrave. — Buhuer Lyt- 
ton. 

13a, Pembridge Place, W. 

1 88 1. 280 A deserter. 

1882. 970 Sulpicia. 

15, Artesian Road, Bayswater. 
1884. 948 Gossip. 

54, Park Rocul, 

Haverstock Hili. 
1886. 850 Dreaming. 

28, Campden Hill Gardens. 

1888. 1300 Study. 

1389 At the photographer's. 

1889. 1023 EsmersJda. 

34, Broadkurst Gardens, 

Hampstead. 

1 89 1. 1 175 "Sweet blue eyes in shadows 

veiled." 
1 37 1 La Serenata. 

1892. 798 The May Queen. 
1 1 37 A gleam of light 

7, Redes dale Terrace, 

South Hampstead. 

1893. 1 170 Tit- bits. 

St. Lukes, Southport. 

1895. 3 The little mother. 

1896. 77 All among the daisies. 
537 The Queen of Hearts. 
739 An Italian Girl. 

758 Her daughter's legacy. 

1897. 193 Alone. 

91 1 The stool of repentance. 

1899. 748 La bella ragazza. 
765 The whispering sea. 
775 The orphan. 

830 Patience. 

1900. 77^ A Dreamer of dreams. 
844 La debutante. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Henshall, John Henry, A.R.W,S, — wn- 
tinned, 

1 90 1. 306 Prayer. 
62a Trust. 

173, Lord Street^ Sauthpori, 

1902. 653 Pets. 

1903. 625 In wonderland. 

1904. 426 The fortune teller. "Beware 

of a dark lady." 
741 The nursery. 

HBNSHAW, Miss Emily. 

Miniature Painter. 
1839. 614 Portrait of a lady. 

HBNSHAW, Frederick Henry. 

Painter. 

13, Charlotte Street, 

1829. 93 Near Dolgelly; morning. 

95 Vale Crucis abbey, near Llan- 
gollen; morning. 
165 A canal bank — moonlight. 
178 Bala Lake. 

1830. 180 Scene in the Highlands of 

Scotland; morning. 
1 107 Distant View of Severn, 
Gloucestershire. 

4, Charles Street, 

1 83 1 . 207 Distant view of Windsor Castle, 

from the Great Park — morn- 
ing. 

262 Scene in Cranford Park, Mid- 
dlesex. 

296 The Village of Atherton, Staf- 
fordshire. 

1832. 105 Matlock High Tor, Derby- 

shire. 
212 View of Windermere, West- 
moreland. 

13, Charlotte Street, 

1833. 211 Windermere. 

94a Edgbaston Lane, Warwick- 
shire. 

1839. 188 Mont Blanc from Vall^ de la. 

Salle. 
458 Mont Blanc from Geneve. 
581 Distant view of Paris from 

Meudon. 
587 Monte Rosa from Lago Mag- 

giore. 

1840. 181 Mont Blanc, the Mole, and 

Lake Leman, as seen from 
the Lausanne road near 
Geneva. 
1042 Composition from sketches 
made on the Italian side of 
the Alps. 

1 84 1. 380 Windermere as seen between 

Low Wood and Ambleside. 



1841. 434 



1842. 
1843. 


1263 

380 


1845. 


516 




1233 


1846. 


375 


1847. 


221 

451 


1848. 


250 


1849. 


*5« 



1850. 



1851, 346 

1852. 594 

1853. 988 

1855. 296 

1859. 473 

1863. 227 

1864. 280 



Mill near Yardley, Warwick- 
shire. 

Fumess Abbey, Lancashire. 

Worcestershire scenery; au- 
tumn. 

A forest glade, Arden, War- 
wickshire. 

Mills at Trefriew near Conway, 
North Wales. 

The old Forest Hall, Arden, 
Warwickshire. 

Lake Dinas, Caernarvonshire. 

Snowdon from the Glasljrn, 
Caernarvonshire. 

Ben Nevis, Inverness-shire, 
Scotland. 

The Forest of Arden. "These 
are the haunts of meditation, 
etc." 

A summer morning in the 
forest. " The hind deer led 
her fawn from the covert, 
etc" — Ivanhoe, 

Meriden heath, Warwickshire 
— autumn. 

A passing storm. 

A beech glade — autumn. 
"When yellow leaves, etc." 

The edge of the wood. 

A Welsh lane. 

Castell Dinas Bran, Llangollen. 

Dunster, Somersetshire. 



HBNSHAW, William Painter. 

At Mr, BartolozzVs^ 

Bentinck St,, Oxford Road, 

1775. 148 Portrait of a lady and her child 

with a golden monkey; a 

nondescript in chalk and 

crayons. 

393 A drawing. 

HBNSLBY, Mrs. P. (Marie). 

Painter. 
4, Henrietta Street, 

Cavendish Square, 
1897. 1377 Violets. 
1902. 1008 do. 

HBNSMAN, Frank H Painter. 

HolmUigh, Windsor, 
1890. 306 Where the pheasants feed — 
Windsor Forest. 

HBNSMAN, Miss Rosa Fryer (after- 
wards Mrs. Wyman) Painter. 

22, Rylett Road, 

Ravenscourt Park, 

1896. 1 1 10 Lilias. 

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HBNSMAN, Walter Architect. 

1 6, Bloatnfield Road, 
1876. 831 Sketch for the mosaics of the 
new front of St James* 
Hall. 

1878. iiei Dining-room decoration, 

1879. 1145 Decorations and furniture. 
i88o. 1139 Morning-room decoration. 
1881. 111:1 34, North Street, Manchester 

Square. 

1883. 1158 An entrance hall. 

1886. 1586 Interior decoration. 

1889. *9*o A drawing-room in the style of 

the Consulate. 
1 89 1. 1844 Drawing-room decoration. 

HBNTON, George Moore ... Painter. 
The Bank House^ Leicester, 

1884. 953 Peterborough Cathedral. 

1887. '®9* Colchester churchyard. 

Chamwood House^ 

Victoria Roady Leicester, 

1896. 1098 The Long Walk, Eton College. 

1897. 1136 The school yard, do. 

1898. 1 131 Church Street, Windsor. 
1208 River Street, do. 

1900. 1 153 The Christmas Steps, Bristol. 

1901. 1 147 Brewers' Yard, Eton College. 
1904. 1094 The old tool house. 

HBNZBLL, Isaac Painter. 

18, Bedford Street, Strand, 
1854. 366 Seaside Rustics. 

26, New Hampstead Road, 
1857. 291 The road home. 

16, Pomona Place, Pulham, 
1861. 90 Going along shore. 

90, Carlton Road, 
i86a. S4 On the look-out. 

4, Spring Terrace, Acton, 
187a. 561 The pet lamb. 

571 Bringing home the calves. 
1875. '^ ^ mountain group. 

HEPWORTH, Walter Painter. 

Bolton Studios, Rede life Road, 

1885. 1341 A Suffolk common. 

HERBERT Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1783. as* View in Italy. 

HERBERT, Alfred Painter. 

49, Old Bailey, 
1847. *o*3 A Wreck off Aldborough, Suf- 
folk. 

366, Strand, 
185 1. 101 s Hay-barge in Sea Reach. 
185a. 1039 Woolwich Reach — morning. 
1853. $0 Scheveling beach. 



1854. 955 Evening — Schevening beach. 
987 Landing fish— coast of Hol- 
land. 

1855. '303 Schevening Reach. 

1856. 887 Dunkirk — towing a dismasted 

lugger into port 

Lower Richmond Road, 

1857. 734 Landing fish— coast of Hol- 

land. 
801 Katwyke, coast of Holland. 

1858. 855 Yarmouth Beach — stormy 

weather. 

Cheshunt Cottage, do, 

1859. 1 170 Fishing boats— coast of Hol- 

land. 

Hall House, Putney, 
i860. 7aa Beach scene — coast of Nor- 
folk. 
747 St. Malo, coast of Brittany. 

HERBERT, Arthur John ... Painter. 

22, Church Row, Hampstead, 

1855. 64 Don Quixote's first impulse to 

lead the life of a knight 
errant. 

Now he thought it convenient 
and necessary, as well for the in- 
crease of his own honour as the 
service of the public, to turn 
knight errant. 

7, Grove End Place, 

1856. 286 Philip 4th of Spain knighting 

Velasquez. 

When Velasquez had finished 
the picture callea "Las Menidas," 
in which he had introduced him- 
self painting the Infanta, the King 
came to see it; and in reply to 
Velasquez's inquiry of his approval 
of it, said that one thing was want- 
ing, and taking a brush, he painted 
on the portrait of the artist the 
red cross of the order of Santiaga 

HERBERT, C Architect. 

9, Charlton Street, 
1822. 855 Design for a nobleman's man- 
sion. 

HERBERT, Cyril Wiseman. 

Painter. 
The Chimes, Kilbum, 

1870. 31 Homeward after labour. 

1871. 1142 An Idyl. 

1873. 637 On the hill-tops. 

1874. 1365 Returning to the fold. 

1875. 618 Escaped home. 

HERBERT, Ernest Architect. 

12, Bedford Row, W,C, 
1903. 1550 Central Home, Kingston-on- 
Thames. 



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HERBERT, Frank Painter. 

41, Momington Place, 
1857. 164 Portrait of a gentleman. 



HERBERT,;. D Painter. 

19, Torrington Square, 
2 The landing of his late Majesty 
George IV in Ireland. 
813 Portrait of a lady. 

47, London Street 
17 James Knowles, Esq. 
641 Portraits of a lady and gentle- 
man. 
71% Absolution. 
473 Portrait of a lady. 



183a. 



1834. 



i83S- 



1830. 
183a. 



1834. 



1835. 



1836. 



HERBERT, John Roger, R.A,, H,R,I. 

Painter. 
9, York Place, Portman Square, 
272 Portrait of a country boy. 
275 do. his Excellency Syeid 

Khan. 
306 Portraits of the sons of Octa- 
vius Smith, Esq.; a sketch. 
375 William Smith, Esq. 
1060 Francis Beaumont, Esq. 
488 Portrait of a lady. 
559 do. do. 

13, Bemers Street, 
146 Prayer. 

4*6 Portrait of a lady. 
454 Lady Burghersh. 
7, Melcombe Place, 

Dorset Square, 
445 Captives detained for a ransom, 
by Condottieri. 

37, Howland Street, 

1837. 241 Desdemona interceding for 
Cassio. "Z?«. This is a 
trick, etc." 

a, George Street, 

Euston Square, 

1838. 318 Mrs. Charles Bacon and her 
children. 

3, Canning Pkue, 

Victoria Road, 
109 Constancy. "Love out-watches 

the drowsy guard, etc." 
409 The Brides of Venice. 

Accordinjg; to an annual custom, 
twelve ladies, daughters of the 
nobles, received marriage portions 
from the State, and were all 
married on the same dsnr in the 
Cathedral of Olivolo. This cere- 
mony met with no interruption 
until the pirates of Istria, in the 
ninth century, rushed into the 
church during the solenmization 
of the rites, plundered the sacred 
edifice, and carried off the brides. 
They had scarcely escaped be- 



1839. 



yond the Lagunes, when they 
were surprised by the Doge Can- 
diano, who, assisted l^ the people 
of Sta. Maria Formosa, put eveiv 
pirate to death, and brought bock 
the Brides in triumph to Venice. 

This picture is intended to re- 
present the procession of 1528. 
The order was as follows : first the 
Bucentoro, containing the Doge 
and Senators; then the barge with 
the ecclesiastics, after whi^ came 
the gondola of the brides, followed 
by one containing their intended 
husbands. In the latter the spec- 
Utor is supposed to stand, etc, 
etc. 

I, Gloucester Road, 

Old Brampton, 

1840. %%7 The monastery in the 14th 

century: boar -hunters re- 
freshed at St. Augustine's 
Monastery, Canterbury. 

1841. 410 Pirates of Istria besuing off the 

Brides of Venice from the 
Cathedral of Olivolo. 
441 The Very Rev. Dr. Weedall, 
late President of St. Mary's 
College, Oxford. 
(Elected A.R.A.) 

1842. II The first introduction of Chris- 

tianity into Britain. 
530 The Rev. Dr. Wiseman, Bishop 
of Melopotamus. Painted 
for St. Mary's College, Os- 
cott. 
'843. 339 Christ and the woman of Sa- 
maria. "The woman saith 
unto him, etc" 

1844. 364 Sir Thomas More and his 

daughter. 

One day looking from his win- 
dow, he saw four monks (who also 
had refused the oath of supremacy) 
goin^ to their execution, and re- 
gretting that he could not bear 
them company, tic, etc—Roper's 
Life of Sir T. More, 

388 Trial of the seven bishops. 

On Saturday, the 30th of June, 
1688, the bishops came again into 
court and immediately the jury 
were brought to the bar. . .etc., 
etc 

1845. 338 St. Gregory the Great teach- 

ing the Roman boys to sing 
the chant which has received 
his name, etc., etc. 
4*3 A. W. Pugin, Esq. 
(Elected R.A.) 
1847. MO Our Saviour subject to his 
parents at Nazareth. " Per- 
haps the cross, which chance 
would oft design, etc." 



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1848, 77 St John the Baptist reproving 

Herod, etc — St Mark, vi, 
18. 

1849. 7^ Lear disinheriting Cordelia; in 

progress in fresco in the 
New Houses of Parliament, 
etc. 
489 The outcast of the people. 
" The foxes have holes, etc." 
22, Church Raw, Hampstead, 

185 1. 33 Children of the painter; a 
finished sketch. 
84 A study for the Judgement of 
Daniel, being the centre 
figure for a composition now 
in progress. "The Lord 
raised up the Holy Spirit of 
a young boy, whose name 
was Daniel, etc." 

1853. 14s Head of a Scribe. Study for a 
portion of one of the frescoes 
in the New Palace, West- 
minster, 

1855. 149 Lear recovering his reason at 
the sight of Cordelia. ^^Lear, 
Pray do not mock me, etc." 
433 Horace Vemet. 

7, Grove End Place, 

St. John's Wood. 

1857. 130 On the coast of France in the 
autumn of 1853. 

1859. 165 Mary Magdalen with spices, 
approaching the tomb of our 
Lord; study for a part of a 
picture of the holy women 
passing, at daybreak, over 
the place of crucifixion. 

i860. 128 "And Mary, rising up in those 
days, went into the moun- 
tainous country with haste, 
etc." 

1862. 231 Laborare est orare (To labour 

is to pray). " And some fell 
upon a rock, etc." 

The monks of St. Bernard's 
Abbey, Leicestershire, gathering 
the harvest of 186 1. The boys in 
the adjoining field are from the 
Reformatory, under the care of 
these religious. 

1863. 509 Judith, etc. 

There is a Rabbinical tradition 
that when Judith had slain the 
enemy of Israel, she, in triumph, 
stained the emblem of innocence 
with his blood. 

1865. 46 The sower of good seed, etc. 

1867. >58 St. Edmund, King of East 
Anglia, on the morning of 
his last battle with the 
Danes, by whom he was 



captured and martyred near 
Bury, November 20, a,d. 
870. 

1868. 138 The Valley of Moses, in the 

desert of Sinai. 
The Chimes, 

Queen's Road, Kilbum. 

1869. 184 Gazelle hunters of North 

Africa. 
203 Girl of Lower Egypt (descendant 

of Amron the Victorious). 
416 St. Mary Magdalen, on the day 

of the Crucifixion at the 

tomb of Our Lord. 
593 Copt Monastery, Upper Egypt 

1869. 596 Bay of Salamis. 

603 Tomb of Themistocles on the 
Piraeus. 
(Foreign Member of the Academy of 
Fine Arts Institute of France.) 

1870. 183 The Tomb of Themistocles and 

the ruined monument to him 
on the Piraeus. 
337 The Bay of Salamis. 

187 1. 206 "All that's bright must fade." 

''If human life do pass 
away, etc" 

1873. 302 St. Mary Magdalene at the foot 

of the Cross. " And the sun 
was darkened, etc." — St. 
Luke. 
487 Finished study for the head of 
Lear disinheriting Cordelia, 
etc. Painted in fresco in the 
Palace at Westminster. 
1271 A study for the head of Regan, 
painted in the fresco of Lear 
disinheriting Cordelia. 

1874. 308 The Adoration of the Magi. 

Their offerings are shown of 
frankincense as to God, of a crown 
as to a King, and of myrrh as to 
the humanity which was to receive 
embalmment after death. 

The cave in which the event is 
taking place faces the east, and 
is now walled with costly marbles 
beneath the present church of the 
Nativity. 

The volcanic-looking mount to 
the right is the spot whereon 
Herod nad built a palatial fortress 
known as the Herodium, sur- 
rounded by a paradise or beautiful 
gardens, on which mount within 
a year of the order issued by him 
for the massacre of the innocents 
he was buried with the immense 
pomp as described by Josephus. 
The modem name of'^this mount 
is Jebel Fureidis. The landscape 
represents the actual country, etc 

325 W. G. Herbert, Esq. 

397 Near Llangollen, North Wales. 



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Herbert, John Roger, JR.A., H.R.L— 
continued. 
1374. 431 The sower of good seed. 

456 Through the wood. 

798 Christ and the woman of 
Samaria, etc. 
1876. 189 King Lear disinheriting Cor- 
delia, etc. 

578 Judith in the tent of Holofemes. 
"And Judith stood before 
the bed, etc." 

584 St Mary Magdalene with the 
precious ointment approach- 
ing the house where our 
Lord was a guest. 

1878. 58 Our Lord after his resurrection 

with the two disciples on the 
road to Emmaus, etc. — St. 
Luke^ xxiv, 27. 
231 David, the future King of 
Israel, while a shepherd, at 
Bethlehem. "Thus will I 
bless thee, etc." 

1879. »o8 The Youth of St John the 

Baptist: the desert between 
Jerusalem and the Jordan, 
looking north-east, etc. — 
Isaiah^ xl, 8. 
645 Ouseley on the Thames. 
i88a 269 Christmas Eve at Bethlehem. 
" No room for them in the 
inn." 
297 J. Cashel Hoey, Esq. 

1881. i$o Master R. Chappie Gill. 

259 On the return from Egypt to 
the land of Israel, Joseph is 
warned that Archelaus reigns 
in Judea in the room of 
Herod his father. 

299 The flight from the sword of 
Herod. 

1882. 314 Justice is not always slow: 

treasure-seekers despoiling a 
tomb. 

I, Philistion the Nicsean, who 
soothed with laughter the deeply 
mournful life of men, lie here, 
what remains of every life. I have 
died many times on the stage but 
never yet in this way. 

457 Esther with her handmaidens 

entering the throne-room of 
King Masuerus to intercede 
for 3ie lives of the Jews. 

And upon one of them she 
leaned as if for delicateness and 
overmuch tenderness she were not 
able to bear up her own body. 
The other maid followed her lady, 
bearing up her train flowing on 
the ground. But she, with a rosv 
colour in her face, and with 



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1884. 22 
266 



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1885. 220 

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438 

564 
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1886. 3 



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gracious and bright eyes, hid a 
mind full of anguish and exceed- 
ing great fear, etc 

The appointed hour. 

The happy valley. 

The Rt Hon. W. E. Glad- 
stone, M.P. 

A mortally-wounded bandit 
chief exhorting his comrades 
to return to an honest living. 

" And rising in haste she went 
into the hill country, to visit 
her cousin Elizabeth." 

A captive musician singing for 
his liberty, etc. 

Treasures of the home. 

Ruth at meal time with the 
reapers in the field of Boaz: 
country near Bethlehem, the 
mountains of Moab in the 
distance, etc. — Ruthy ii, 14- 
16. 

Evening near Windsor. 

A bend on the river. 

The sheep fold. 

"The vine that maketh glad 
the heart of man." 

The message of a flower. 
" Through a small fissure in 
a wall, etc." 

Naomi returning with Ruth to 
Bethlehem: dawn. 

A child's greeting: portrait of 
Elizabeth Emily, daughter 
of Lord John Manners, 
M.P. 

First Victory of David. 

On the Llugwy, North Wales. 

Our Lord stilling the tempest, 
etc. — Si. Matihew^ viii, 26. 

Harem going through the 
desert with a guard. 

Provence. 

The Judgement of Daniel 
against the false Elders. — 
Daniel^ chap. 14. 

Wild boar hunting. 

The first coming of the sword 
of Islam into Spain. 

Captives to Khaled. 

Our Lord with his disciples 
crossing to the eastern side 
of the Sea of Gennesareth, 
etc. — Si. Maithew^ viii, 24- 

The New World in the West 
for Spain or for England. 

Columbus, broken down at last 
and poverty stricken while on his 
way to England for his project, is 
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mnd there receives another promise 
of aid from the Queen. Being 
urged bj the messengers to return 
to Santa F^, he ponders and re- 
plies: "I will take the word of 
the noble Queen." 

1888. 7^1 Nazareth. 

It was the ancient custom among 
the Jews in the east to entwine 
green twigs upon their cradles to 
attract stinging insects from the 
sleeper, etc. 

1889. 530 The Voice from the deep. 

Centuries ago a vessel laden 
with stolen church bells to be cast 
into cannon, was, in a storm, sunk 
on the east coast of England, etc. 



HERBERT, Richard Painter. 

Whiteleaf^ Leatherheady Surrey. 

1902. 1040 The Brook. 

1903. 1025 On the Mole. 



HERBERT, Wilfrid Vincent. 

Painter. 
7, Grove End Place. 
336 A well in the desert. 
349 Saracen guards. 
535 In the East. 
49S Sundown, from a sketch made 

in the desert 
570 Eastern sportsmen. 
51s Fugitives overtaken. 
595 Outskirts of a Sandstorm, 
Egypt — from a sketch. 

1867. 377 St Martin of Tours, when a 
soldier in the Imperial Army, 
dividing his cloak with a 
poor man, near the gates of 
Amiens, ¥rinter of 334 a.d. 

603 Socrates scolded by his wife 
Xanthippe. 

Socrates being asked by Atis- 
thenes how he could have married 
such a woman replied, etc. 

He dwelt in Aloptee, near 
Athens. The background of this 
picture is from sketches made on 
the spot. 

1868. 6so Captives from Britain in the 
Arena of the Flavian amphi- 
theatre, Rome, reign of 
Domitian. 

To-morrow, at midday, the men 
are to be thrown to the bears and 
lions for the amusement of the 
spectators. . . . The exit thence 
for the combatants is death : with 
fire and sword the affair is carried 
on, etc. — Seneca. 



1863. 
1864. 

1865. 



1866. 



The Chimes^ Kiihtm. 
1869. 191 Farce alteri. 

<* Stop, you fellow, those cattle, 
the raised ground is a tomb; and 
draw out the coulter of your 
plough, for you are disturbing 
ashes," etc. 

1871. 581 An Ambush. "Thoughts black, 
hands apt." 

1873. 57 s Deus Justus et misericors. 

" Life is real, life is earnest, 
etc" 

1874. 4s8 Summer song. 

1875. 387 Misery and joy, before an altar 

to the unknown God: days 
of ancient Athens. "And 
Paul, standing in the midst 
of the Areopagus, etc" — 
Acts^ xvii, 22, 23. 

1876. 1318 Runnymede, near Windsor, 

A.D. 1215; eve of the signing 
of Magna Charta. 

1877. 4SO Captivity and liberty. 
5SO Rear-Admiral Hall, C.B. 

1878. 557 Unwelcomed visitors from the 

highway to the landlord's 
best. 

1880. 391 Before the days of gunpowder. 

1881. 9*0 J. R. Herbert, Esq., R.A. 

1882. 6so J. E. Harting, Esq. "The 

pomp and flutter of brave 
falconry, etc." 
639 Edward Greaves, Esq. '<Oft 
have I seen a skilful angler 
try, etc." 
656 Sir Theodore Martin, K.C.B. 
666 F. H. Lescher, Esq., F.C.S. 
II, Sheriff Road^ 

South Hampstead. 
1885. 137 Rear-Admiral F. A. Herbert, 
Admiral Superintendent 
H.M. Dockyard, Ports- 
mouth. 

36, Pembroke Square. 
1 89 1. 1000 Hunted down. 

HBRBST Miniature Painter. 

1800. 657 Portrait of a lady. 
773 do. do. 

HBRBST, Miss ... Miniature Painter. 
(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

1 80 1. 7*9 Portrait of a young lady. 

HBRBSTHOFFBR, Charles. 

Painter. 
45, Ranford Street^ Manchester. 
1853. 42s The iconoclast, or image 
breaker. 



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HERDMAN, Miss Maud Painter. 

Syon House^ co, Tyrone^ 

Ireland, 
1891. 1646 Study ofa yoanggirl. 

1893. 1074 Mrs. Emerson Herdman. 
1090 Norah Creena. 

1895. 912 Miss Gertrude Herdman. 
1364 Mrs. Coutts Antrobus. 
lyjl A. Coutts Antrobus, Esq. 

HBRDMAN, R. Duddingstone. 

Painter. 
1 7, Bruntsfield Crescent^ 

Edinburgh. 
18S8. 424 Katherine, daughter of Pro- 
fessor Laurie, Edinburgh. 

1889. 1S4 Azaleas. 

1890. 31$ Madge, daughter of Prof. 

Laurie, Edinburgh. 

1891. 230 Miss Watson. 

900 *' There 's sadness in the fancy's 
dream." 

1892. 319 The heaven of childhood's 

eyes. 
1^3- *57 " I sent my love a letter." 

1894. 83 Study for portrait 

1900. 910 Forebodings. 

1901. $17 Professor S. S. Laurie of Edin- 

burgh. 

HBRDMAN, Robert, R.S.A. 

Painter. 
32, Danube Street^ Edinburgh, 
60 Love's messenger — the carrier 
pigeon. 

We can imagine how welcome 
to the yoong wife would be the 
bringer of soch tidings in those 
stonny times. 

$86 A fountain scene — South Italy. 
19 A fern gatherer — West High- 
lands. 
498 Spring time. "Hope, with 
kisses nursed the infJEmt 
Love." 
25 Heather from the hills — ^Arran. 
57* Hero. "Thus, wakeful-eyed 
upon her tower she watched, 
etc." 
43 Sighting a deer; portrait of 
T. V. Wentworth, Esq. 
9, Bamard*s Crescent^ 

Edinburgh, 
133 Mrs. Shand, Edinburgh. 
$1 Eneas R. Macdonnell, Esq., of 

Merar. 
318 Miss Etha AVentworth (age 

three years). 
486 Lady Clinton. 
884 A portrait. 



1862. 



1865. 
1864. 



1865. 



1866. 



1867. 
1868. 



1869. 



1870. 205 Ws^>py, soQ of Dick Peddie, 

Esq., ILS^ 
90X Mrs. Bruce-Gardyne^ Middle- 
too. 

187 1. 287 Lady Susan Boorice. 

1872. 475 Mrs. S. S. Laurie, Edinb ui gh. 
960 General Sir John Campbell, 

C^.B., jdL.CJ.ouL 

1873. 1109 A Conventicle preadier ar- 

rested and brought before a 
Justice Court; a scene in 
Covenantii^ times. 

1874. 53 Mowbray, son of Anthony 

Watson, Esq., Edinburgh. 
476 Mrs. Alexander Giliay. 
595 Sir George Harvey, P.R.S.A. 

1875. 900 Patrick, son of J. B. Balfour, 

Esq. 
901 The first conference between 
Mary Stuart and John Knox, 
Holyrood, 1561. 

Whether it was fay ooansd of 
otheis, or of the Qiieeii*s own 
desire, we know not, but the 
Queen spoke with John KnoK, etc 

1876. 529 Thomas Carlyle. 
976 Viscount Eversley. 

1877. 1332 Theodore Martin, C.B. 

1878. 6 Captain Charles Jenkin, R.N. 
1357 "Oh love! oh love! etc." 

1879. 230 On the moorland; a portrait. 
521 " My heart it said nay, etc" 

1880. 442 Charles Edward seeking shelter 

in the house of an adttierent; 
an incident in the rising of 

I74S- 
567 Sir Noel Paton, R.S.A., Her 
Majesty's Limner for Scot- 
land. 

1882. 1% The late \raiiam Brodie, 

R.S.A. 
S46 Xanthea. 

1883. 494 Penelophon. "This beggV 

maid shall be my queen." 

1884. 394 Mrs. J. Willis Dixon, Hills- 

borough Hall, Sheffield. 

1886. 1030 Mrs. W. Home. 

1887. 1052 Mrs. Hamilton Buchan. 



HBRDMAN, William Gowin. 

Painter. 
Ill, Strand. 
1834. 569 Conway. 

6, Lansdawne Place^ lAverpooL 
1847. ^^^ In the village of Giggleswick, 
Yorkshire. 
373 Market day at Setde. 

West Hill, Everton, LiverpooL 
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41, .S"/. Domingo Vale, 

Liverpool. 
1861. 890 View in the Town choir, Cart- 
mel Priory church, Lah- 
cashire. 

HBRPORD, Miss A. Laura. 

Painter. 
1 86 1. 162 An evening study. 

Tudor Lodge, Albert Street 

1864. 132 A quiet Corner. 

379 Rev. Dr. Sadler, Hampstead. 
2, Roslyn Terrace, Hampstead. 

1865. 89 Thoughtful. 

40, Fitzroy Square, 

1866. 576 Brother and sister. 

1867. 309 Margaret. 

HERING, A. G Painter. 

9, Newman Street. 
1826. 461 View in Bavaria by moonlight 

HBRING, F Architect. 

9, Newman Street. 
1825. 911 Design for a church in York- 
shire. 
947 Sketch for a boat-house and 
fishing lodge in Hampshire. 
23, Duke Street, 

Fortman Square. 
1834. 914 Cottage at Hayling Island. 

946 Library do. 

1836. 931 Villa do. 

HERING, George Edwards. 

Painter. 
G. Hering, 9, Newman Street. 

1836. 816 Ruins of the palace of the 

Caesars, Rome. 
G. Herring, 

26, Charles Street, 

Bemers Street. 

1837. 177 Venice. 

G. Hering, do. 

1838. 49^ Portrait of a laidy. 

75 » The Castle of Hanyad in 

Transylvania. 
781 "The holy legend of the past 

he bore, etc" 

1839. 189 Contemplation. 

494 Venice. "There is a glorious 
city in the sea, etc." 
G. E. Hering, 

26, Charles Street. 

1840. 401 In a gondola. "Child of the 

still lagoons, etc." 

4, Southampton Street. 

1 84 1. 608 Evening at Hayling, south 

coast of Hants. 
1009 Campagna di Roma. 

IV. 



1842. 508 The sketch. 

753 Lake of Hallstadt, near Ischl, 
Austrian Tyrol. 

1843. 6 Study from nature. 

824 Torre dell' Annunziato, Bay of 
Naples. 

1844. 455 Twilight. 

520 Mill on the Lake of Como. 

1845. 5' 3 Island of St. Giulio, on the 

lake of Orta. 
S51 Solitude. 

1846. 353 Lerici on the Gulf of Spezzia. 

Just out of the town is seen 
the Villa Mayni, the resid- 
ence at different times of 
Byron and Shelley. 

398 Martello tower at Rapallo, on 
the Riviere di Levante. 

669 Gamoglia, Gulf of Genoa. 

1847. 243 St. Anezzo near Lerici. 
S57 On the Gulf of Spezzia. 

812 Mountain stream at Spezzia. 

1848. 544 Venice. 

548 Porto Venere and the Islands 
of Palmaria and Tino, at the 
entrance of the gulf of 
Spezzia. 

230, Maida Vale. 

1849. no Study from nature, near Rei- 

gate, Surrey. 

499 On the Monte Colma, above 
the Lake of Orta, looking 
towards the Alps of Monte 
Rosa. 

589 A sandy road at Redhill, Sur- 
rey. 

1850. 303 The ruins of Rome from the 

garden of the Palace of the 
Caesars. 

397 In the Royal Gardens at Flor- 
ence. 

416 On the Riviere di Levante. 

1851. 609 The brig oure the bum, Perth- 

shire. 
689 An Italian sea coast. 
793 Convent near Nice. 

1852. 174 Balbiano, Lago di Como. 
375 A gleamy day, England. 

Earlswood Common, Surrey. 
SS7 Afternoon, Northern Italy; 
near the Lago di Lugano. 
45, Grove End Foad. 

1853. 244 II sacro monte, Orta, Piedmont 

1854. 179 The Temple of Jupiter on the 

Island of Egina. 
606 Chiavara on the Riviere di 
Levanti. 

1855. 498 Lugano, Lago di Lugano. 

521 Isola Pescatore from the Isola 

Bella, Lago Maggiore. 
M 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Hering, George Edwards— confy'nued. 

1855. 657 On the Lake of Como. 

1856. 501 Isola di San Giulio, Lago 

d'Orta. 
741 Arona and Angera, Lago Mag- 

giore. 
1 21 8 A monastery garden at Pella in 
Piedmont. 
21, Edward Street^ 

Portman Square, 

1857. 569 On the Lake of Lugano. 

1858. 537 Evening in Greece; ruined 

temple, Cape Colonna. 
"Those columns stand on 
Sunium's airy steep, etc." 
602 Morning in Italy; on the Lago 
Maggiore. 

1859. 543 Returning from Torcello. 

591 Morning on the Lago Mag- 

giore. 
i860. 270 Camoglia, Riviere di Levante. 
4S8 Morning on the Lago di Lu- 
gano. 

1 86 1. 310 Sunrise, Monte Rosa, etc. 

547 Lunato on the Lago di Garda. 

1862. 252 Afternoon in Italy — going 

homewards. 

680 Morning in Switzerland — Lu- 

cerne and Mont Pilatus. 

45, Grove End Road, 

1863. 563 Lovere on the Lago d'Iseo, 

North Italy. 
588 Terenzo, Bay of Lerici, Gulf 
of Spezzia, 

1864. 490 Villafranca, near Nice, Cor- 

niche Coast. 

1865. 576 Amalfi. 

1866. 591 Among the mountains, etc. 

1867. 192 Glen Dhu, Isle of Arran. 

681 Nesso. 

1868. 180 The head of the glen. 

596 Rocks at Dipper, Isle of 
Arran. 

1869. 50 Old Red Sandstone cliffs — 

evening, etc. 
369 Looking eastward at Sunset. 

1870. I A Rift in the gloom, Glen 

Sannox. "Where murmur- 
ing the mountain streams 
pass by, etc." 
289 Daybreak. "Night and storm 
have stoPn away, etc." 

1871. 140 Arran Moorland. "When 

clouds like ghosts that pon- 
der, etc." 
568 Yormore. " In the glimmer of 
the dawn, etc." 

592 Ave Maria on the Lagunes. 

1872. 895 Sunset after storm on the Rivi- 

era del Levante. 



1873. 677 Borrowdale. "When evening's 

twilight gathers round, etc." 
696 The outskirts of the wood — a 
reverie. 

1874. 91 Passing gleams, Glen Torridon. 

1875. 889 Kildonan. "Out on the rocks 

when the tide is low, etc." 
1186 Loch Etive, from Bonawe — 
evening. 

1876. 7 Pladda, Firth of Clyde. "When 

breeze and shower, etc." 
518 Woodland waters. "In the 
sweet stillness of an autumn 
day." 

1877. 334 Tormore. "The old memori- 

als mark forgotten faith, etc." 

1878. 306 Struyve Rocks, Coast of Arran. 

" Where winds and waves by 
rocky caves, etc." 
587 Shining after rain — Loch Etive. 

1879. 227 By the lonely tarn. "Calm 

evening hour, etc." 
(The late.) 

1880. 589 Loch Etive, near Taynuilt. 

HERING, Mrs. G. E Painter. 

1840. 313 The Pilgrim. 

45, Grove End Road, 
1853. 360 The church of the Salute, 

Venice. 
1S54. 271 From a sketch in the Isle of 
Arran. 

1856. 224 Evening — a sketch in the Isle 

of Arran. 

1857. 489 The Drachenfels on the Rhine. 

1858. 158 Lagetto, near Lugano. 

HBRIOT, G Painter. 

5, Catherine Street^ Strand, 
i797« 373 View in Canada. 
398 do. do. 
404 View of Swansea in Glamor- 
ganshire. 

HERKOMER, Herman G.... Painter. 

Craven Cottage^ Bushey Heath. 

1886. 999 Portrait of a gentleman. 
1051 Mrs. Stobart 

6, William Street, 

Lowndes Square, 

1887. 413 Hubert Herkomer, Esq., 

A.R.A., Slade Professor of 
Fine Art in the University 
of Oxford. 

1888. 454 Frank Lockwood, Esq., Q.C, 

M.P. 
462 The Lord Chancellor. {Lord 

Halslfury.) 
1 1 36 Gen.SirArthurBorton,G.C.B., 
G.C.M.G. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



83 



1889. 

1890. 
189I. 



1892. 
1893. 

1897. 
1898. 

1899. 
1900. 

I9OI. 
1903. 
1904. 



Pre- 



Jex- 
Pre- 



The 



374 The Rev. R. W. Randall. 

sentation Portrait. 
1123 Miss Agnes Huntingdon. 
224 Howard Gilliat, Esq. 
1 149 The Very Rev. T. W. 
Blake, Dean of Wells, 
sentation Portrait. 
410 P. A. Muntz, Esq., M.P. 
175 Field-Marshal H.R.H. 

Duke of Cambridge, K.G. 
446 Thos. Fielden, Esq., M.P. 
561 Admiral Sir Leopold Heath, 

K.C.B. 
987 George Wills, Esq. 
1068 J. Lorimer Warden, 

rider. 
348 Mrs. Hamilton Griffin. 
S3 The Rev. Cecil Legard. 
265 Mrs. Hamilton Grffin. 



rough 



HBRKOMER, Professor Hubert von, 
C. r.a, J?.^., A.R, W.S., RJ. 
Painter, Engraver, and Etcher, etc. 
i43> Carlton Road^ Kilbum, 
653 Leisure hours. 

32, Smith Streety King*s Road, 
657 After the toil of the day. 
898 The last Muster— Sunday at 
the Royal Hospital, Chelsea. 
Dyreham^ Bushey. 
412 At Death's door. Peasants of 
the Bavarian Alps in prayer, 
awaiting the arrival of the 
priest who is to administer 
the last rites to a member 
of the family. 
417 Mrs. Henry Mason. 
916 "Der Bittgang." Peasants 
praying for a successful har- 
vest. 
1002 Eventide — a scene in the West- 
minster Union. 
1 176 A Welsh woman; etching. 
1194 Souvenir de Rembrandt. 
671 Relating his adventure. 

(Elected A.R.A.) 
468 God's shrine. 
831 Grandfather's pet. 
1279 do. do. etching. 

1 37 1 Head of a peasant; on ivory. 
1383 Two sides of a question; on 

ivory. 
1398 My children; on ivory. 
1460 Wind swept. 
1 88 1. 373 Missing — a scene at the Ports- 
mouth dockyard gates. 

The feeling of anxiety respect- 
ing the Atalanta is painful cvtrj- 
where, but at Portsmouth it is 
especially intense, etc. 



1869. 

1873. 
1875. 



1876. 



1877. 



1878. 



1879. 
1880. 



1 88 1. 1180 Sheridan. After Sir Joshua 
Reynolds,P.R. A.; mezzotint. 

Fancy free; original mezzotint. 

Rev. W. H. Thompson, D.D., 
Master of Trinity College, 
Cambridge. Painted by sub- 
scription. 

Homeward. 

B. W. Wynne, Esq. 

Archibald Forbes; war corre- 
spondent. 

The Earl of Beaconsfield. 
After J. E. Millais, R.A. 

Natural enemies. 

Hans Richter. 

The Rt. Hon. Sir Richard 



1213 
1882. 251 



682 
7*9 
787 



1265 



1883. 120 
369 
S23 



759 
1884. 409 



553 



853 
1546 



1885. 



1887. 



Cross, G.C.B., M.P. 

Bernard Samuelson, Esq., M.P. 

The Rev. Canon Ellison, chair- 
man of the Church of Eng- 
land Temperance. Painted 
by subscription. 

The Rev. Canon Bradby, D.D., 
late Head Master of Hailey- 
bury College. 

The Rev. H. Montague Butler, 
D.D., Head Master of Har- 
row School. 

"Pressing to the West"; a 
scene in Castle Garden, New 
York. 

All emigrants have to pass 
through this building for re^tra- 
tion before being sent to the West. 
As the majority are poor and 
unable to pav for lodgings outside, 
they remam here sometimes a day, 
sometimes eight or^ ten weeks, 
until suitable situations can be 
found for them, etc. 

119 The Earl of Ducie. 
360 Miss Katharine Grant. 
John D. Allcroft, Esq. 
"Found." "In far-off days 
when Lucius here for Ro- 
man tribute warr'd, etc." 
Purchased for the Chantrey 
Bequest for ;;^8oo. 
1 142 Hard times, 1885. 
1 155 Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, 

Bart., M.P. 
161S The old gate. After F. Walker, 

A.R.A. 
1627 Philip in church. After F. 
Walker, A.R.A. 
90 The Bishop of Chester. ( Wil- 

Ham Stubbs,) 
138 Sir Edward Watkin, Bart., M.P. 
377 "Entranced in some diviner 
mood, of self-oblivious soli- 
tude." 



772 
1027 



84 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Herkomer, Professor Hubert von, 
C. F.a, R.A., A.R. W,S., R,L—c<mHnued, 

1887. 502 Lieut.-Colonel Sir Archibald 

Campbell, of Blythswood, 

Bart., M.P. 
647 The first born. 
683 Briton Riviere, Esq., R.A. 
994 H. M. Stanley, Esq. 
1479 Early lessons. 

1888. laa Sir John Pender. 

127 The Rev. the Master of Trinity 
College, Cambridge. 

316 Mrs. Arthur Sassoon. 

420 The Rt. Honble. The Speaker. 
{A. W. Peel.) 

643 Lord Herschell. 

649 The Archbishop of Canterbury. 

(E, IV. Benson.) 
1038 J. M. Levy, Esq. 

1889. 30 Sir Henry Roscoe, D.C.L., 

LL.D., F.R.S. 

151 Lady Eden. 

201 Colonel Gamble, C.B. 

205 Mrs. Gladstone. 

248 Joseph Ludwig, Esq. 

312 Professor Adams. 

495 Samuel Pope, Esq., Q.C. 

SS^ The Chapel of the Charter- 
house. " Though he fall, he 
shall not be utterly cast 
down." Purchased for the 
ChantreyBeguestforjQi ^200. 

1890. 143 Our Village. 

318 Major E. R. Burke. 
411 Mrs. Arthur Sassoon. 
502 Miss Vlasto. 

716 W.Cuthbert Quilter, Esq., M.P. 
(Elected R.A.) 

1891. 77 On strike. Diploma work. 

289 The Very Rev. The Dean 

of Clmstchurch, Oxford. 

{Henry George Liddell.) 
37» Colonel Kitchener, R.E., C.B., 

C.M.G. 
514 Sir Sydney Waterlow, Bart. 

Presentation portrait. 
631 Captain Townshend. 
1598 The shepherd; a monotype. 

1892. 205 Lord Kelvin, P.R.S., Professor 

of Natural Philosophy in the 
University of Glasgow. Pre- 
sentation Portrait. 

310 Alexander Eraser, Esq. Pre- 
sentation Portrait. 

362 Mrs. William Agnew. 

45S Portrait Group: a Board of 
Directors. 

580 The Archbishop of York. 
( William D. Maclagan.) 
Presentation portrait. 



Pre- 



1893. 88 Colonel N. Bamardiston. 

sentation portrait. 
123 John, Marquess of Bute, K.T. 
130 The Duke of Devonshire. 
135 Edwin James, Esq. 
348 Mrs. Derham. 
895 Sir Algernon Edward West, 

K.C.B. Presentation por- 

trait. 
947 Mrs. Richard Phelps. 

Lululandy Bushey. 

1894. 110 The Marquess of Ripon, K.G. 

Presentation portrait. 

184 Charles Thomas, Esq., J.P., 
Deputy chairman, Midland 
Railway Company. 

223 The Marquess of Salisbury, 
K.G. 

340 "All beautiful in naked purity." 

499 F. W. Harris, Esq. Presenta- 
tion portrait. 

519 Sir William J. Farrer. 

81S Sir Henry Wiggin, Bart 

1895. 51 Dr. L. S. Jameson, C.B. 

188 The Rt. Hon. Cecil Rhodes. 
296 Abel Buckley, Esq. 

436 The Biirgermeister of Lands- 
berg, Bavaria, with his Town 
Council. Presented to the 
Town of Landsberg by the 
Painter. 

1896. 121 Back to life: a district nurse 

taking out a child for the 
first walk after a long ill- 
ness. 

Dr. J. L. Williams. 

The Rt. Rev. the Bishop of 
London. 

The Hon. Mrs. Gervase 
Beckett. 

G. E. Paget, Esq. 

The Rt. Hon. Sir Francis 
Jeune. 

The Hon. Mrs. E. Bourke. 

Lord Harris, G.C.S.I., etc., 
Governor of Bombay, 1890- 

95- 
The Baroness Deichmann. 
The Earl of Derby, G.C.B. 
Thomas J. Lipton, Esq. 
Madonna; a portrait 
Presidential badge of the 

Royal Society of Painters in 

Water Colours. 
1898. 23 R. D. M. Littler, Esq., Q.C, 

C.B. 

189 Francis Burdett Money-Coutts, 

Esq. 
198 The Guards' Cheer: Crimean 
veterans of the Guards 



2«5 

563 
569 

577 
659 

1897. 241 
»54 



4*3 
47 » 
603 

61s 

105 z 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



85 



cheering Her Majesty the 
Queen during the Diamond 
Jubilee Procession. 

1898. 567 Sir George Taubman-Goldie, 

K.C.M.G.,D.C.L.,LL.D. 
57* Henry Tate, Esq. 
601 Herbert Spencer, Esq. Pre- 
sentation Portrait. 

1899. 58 Frank Parish, Esq. Presenta- 

tion Portrait, 
io6 Dr. W. W. Baldwin. 
145 H.R.H. Prince Luitpold, Re- 
gent of Bavaria. 
426 The Duke of Sutherland. Pre- 

sentation Portrait, 
5 $4 C. E. Melchers, Esq. 
560 G. Herbert Strutt, Esq. 
2016 The triumph of the hour; a 
shield with pictures in en- 
amel. 
2029 A portrait; enamel. 

H. Von Herkonur, 

1900. 15 Lady Armstrong. 

180 General H.R.H. The Duke of 

Connaught, K.G. 
333 Sir John Wolfe Barry, K.C.B. 
537 Sir G. C. H. Armstrong, Bart. 
549 Arthur Keen, Esq. 
668 Miss Elena M. Grace. 
1356 The Bishop of London; paint- 
ing in enamel. 
1361 Beauty's altar; painting in en- 
amel. 
(Created C.V.O.) 
" Seeing, I saw not ; hearing not, 

I heard." 
The Duke of Somerset. 
Henry McGrady, Esq., Lord 

Provost of Dundee. 
A Zither evening with my stu- 
dents in my studio. 
Professor H. Ende, President 
of the Berlin Academy; en- 
amel. 
The Earl of Albemarle, C.B., 
M.V.O., Lieut - Colonel 
Commanding City Imperial 
Volunteers, South Africa. 
162 Mrs. W. J. Pirrie. Presenta- 
tion portrait, 
230 Earl Egerton of Tatton. 
284 Sir Henry Trueman Wood, 
M.A. Presentation Portrait, 
470 Watching the invaders. 
1903. 163 Sir Herman Weber, M.D. 

230 Felix O. Schuster, Esq. Pre- 
sentation Portrait, 
491 Major-Gen. R. S. S. Baden- 
Powell, C.B. 
731 Mrs. Errol Guy Turner. 



I90I. 


"3 




174 




530 




605 




1246 


1902. 


»5' 



1903. 737 Martin R. Smith, Esq. Pre- 

sentation portrait, 
882 The strangers within the gate. 
1879 The child of the sea; a phan- 
tasy in copper and enamel 

1904. 194 The Rt. Hon. Joseph Cham- 

berlain, M.P. 

198 The Lord Chief Baron of Ire- 
land. 

280 The Earl of Shrewsbury and 
Talbot. 

530 Sir Nevile Lubbock, K.C.M.G. 
1341 Art and Adoration, No. 2. 

"The world forgetting." 
1362 Art and Decoration, No. i. 
"They fool me to the top 
of my bent." — Hamlet, 

HERMAN, Ludw^ig Painter. 

\^ Pall Mall East. 
1862. . 341 Neider Rhine Haven. 

HERMANN, H Painter. 

35, London Street, 

1858. 885 Her first service. 
910 The organ player. 
935 Head of Christ. 

1859. 985 Portrait of an artist. 
987 do. a lady. 

HERMON and WONTNER. 

Architects. 
3, Agar Street^ Strand, 

1 84 1. 1102 Collegiate Institution, Liver- 

pool. 

1842. 1031 Camberwell church. 

HERMSTIN, O Painter. 

c\o Messrs. Colnaghi, 
1880. 545 The old battle field. 

HERN, Charles E Painter. 

158, Leadenhall Strut 
1884. 971 Remains of old Baynard Castle, 
Blackfriars. 
979 Dolphins, Nelson Dock, Roth- 

erhithe. 
998 Seven-stones Lightship on the 
slip — Union Dock, Isle of 
Dogs. 

9, Hyde Park Mansions, 
1887. 1 145 Rye, from South Undercliff. 
1893. 964 Westminster Abbey, from 
Dean's Yard — fog clearing. 

HBRNAN, Van. SeeV. 



86 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



HERON and BELLAIRS. 

Architects. 
27, Fitzrcy Street. 
1900. 1823 House at Northwood Park. 

h6rOULT, Mrs Painter. 

10, Tichborne Street, 
1838. 603 View upon the Dyle (Belgic). 

HERRICK, William Salter... Painter. 
2 1, Edward Street^ 

Portman Square. 

1852. 182 Miss Emily Yelverton. 
453 Portrait of an officer. 

1853. 48' Sir David Brewster, F.R.S., 

LL.D., Principal of the 
United College of St 
Andrews. 
607 Portraits of the wifeand children 
of David Jones, Esq., of 
Pantglass, M.P. 

1854. 133 The Duchess of Argyle and 

Marquis of Lome. 
3x1 Imogen. 

1855. 61 Beatrice in the arbour. 
648 Countess of Kintore. 

1856. 133 Mrs. Alfred Montgomery. 
461 Mrs. Willott. 

600 The soldier's wife. "Now stood 
Eliza on the wood-crown'd 
height, etc." — Darwin*s 
Eliza. 

1857. 129 Mrs. Edwin Fox and child. 
498 The chamber scene from 

"Hamlet." 

1858. 298 A study. 

1859. 717 Scene from Othello. "Look 

to her, Moor, etc." 

i860. 137 A little wood girl. 

1 86 1. 397 Beatrice. "Which is Beatrice, 
Qic''— Much Ado About No- 
thing. 

1863. 194 Daughters of J. T. White, Esq. 

of New York. 

1864. 439 Kitty of Coleraine. 

1865. 583 The lost — found. 

1867. 115 Esmeralda. 

1868. 471 The gipsy fortune teller. "She 

positively declared that 
Olivia would be married to 
a squire, etc." — Vicar of 
Wakefield. 

1869. 227 Portia. "Have mercy, Jew, 

etc." 

1870. 477 Olivia. 

7, Lower Seymour Street. 
1872. 530 Viola. "My father had a 
daughter loved a man, etc." 
1068 George Moore, Esq. 



1873. 515 Othello and Desdemona. "My 

life upon her faith." 
671 Imogen entering the cave. 

" Ho ! who 's here, etc." 
678 Winter Jones, Esq., V.P.S.A., 

Principal librarian and 

Secretary to the British 

Museum. 

1874. 169 Ophelia. " Sweet bells jangling 

out of tune." 
436 Juliet. " O Romeo, Romeo." 
1877. 45* Rosalind: from "As You Like 

It." 
1880. 657 Memory. 



HBRRIES, H Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1855. 1114 First day from Cairo to Suez — 
losing sight of the Valley of 
the Nile. 



HERRING, John Frederick. 

Painter. 

88, Newgate Street. 
1818. 231 Portrait of a dog. 

Lancaster. 
1826. 281 Thyrsis, a favorite hunter, the 
property of Sir George Sit- 
well, Bart. 
Doncaster^ and 

34, Rathbone Place. 
1830. 508 Interior of a stable. 

549 Velocipede, the property of 
W. Armitage, Esq. 
31, Park Street y Catnberwell. 
1837. 4»o Portrait of a favorite Cob, the 
property of a gentleman. 

This animal, when five years 
old, was matched to go in harness 
from Tottenham Court Road to 
the City of York and back in five 
days, 400 miles, and won the 
match. 

34, Rathbone Place. 
487 Rockingham, the property of 

John Theobald, Esq. 
ii»2 Slane, the property of Colonel 
Peel and winner of the 
Waterloo shield at Good- 
wood in 1837. 
9, Cottage Greeny Catnberwell. 
726 The farm yard. 
32 (Octagon Room.) Going to 
plough. 

J. F. Herringy Senr. 
670 Favourites. 

1300 Portrait of General Shubrid's 
two-year-old colt, Brocardo. 



1838. 



1840. 



1845. 
1846. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



87 



HERRING, John Frederick, Junr. 

Painter. 
4, Haymarket. 

1863. 51 The farm — autumn. 
223 Watering the team. 

1864. j^ Farm Yard. 

91 Horses and Poultry. 
248 Horses, Pigs, etc. 

212, Piccadilly, 

1865. 201 The old lodge. 
437 Horses feeding. 

31, Nicholas Lane, 
291 Watering the team. 
161 The farmer's friend. 
525 Horses feeding. 
99 Horses and poultry. 
220 Dangerous play. 
366 The home farm. 
476 The homestead. 
1 105 A farm yard. 



1866. 
1867. 

1868. 

1871. 

1873. 



HERRING, Mrs. J. F. (K.)... Painter. 

45, Robert Street^ 

Hampstead Road, 
1852. 906 The children of the late George 
Templer, Esq., of Sandford 
Orleigh. 

HERRON, G Architect. 

At Mr. J, Gwilfs, Stamford St, 

1 8 10. 707 Design for a mausoleum. 

25, Surrey Place^ Kent Road, 

181 1. 368 View of the gothic ruin in the 

Bishop's garden at Norwich. 
5, Union Street^ Southwark, 

1823. 599 View of London Bridge. 

30, Webb Street, Bermondsey, 

1824. 826 View of the Southwark Bridge 

from Bankside. 

HERV6, A Painter. 

145, Strafid, 

1841. 759 Thomas Wilkins, Esq., H.E.I.C. 

Service. 

1842. 780 Portrait of a gentleman. 

1843. 858 Mr. J. D. Wilkinson. 

HERVfe, C Miniature Painter. 

— Hervh^ no address, 
1803. 869 Mons de Riorto. 

C, Hervey, 308, Oxford Street, 
1806. 630 Mrs. Bland. 

C. Hervk, 43, New Bond Street, 

181 1. 654 Miss E. Edwards. 
662 W. Judd, Esq. 

53, Oxford Street, 

181 2. 648 Miss Campbell. 

12, Cheapside, 
1815. 576 Mrs. H. Sullivan. 



1815. 640 Mr. H. Herve. 

1816. 595 Eliza Harvey. 
608 Mr. J. C. Heard. 

HERV6, Mrs. C. (Margaret). 

Miniature Painter. 
20, Warren St,, Fitzroy Square. 
1800. 865 Portrait of a lady. 

HERV^, C. S Miniature Painter. 

1828. 840 M. D'Esp^rieux. 

21, Paradise Place, 
1835. 615 Brigadier-General Sir Joseph 
O'Halloran, C.B. 
621 W. Erat, Esq. 
657 Thomas Bish, Esq., M.P. 

172, Oxford Street, 

1 84 1. 742 E. Stanley, Esq. 

248, Regent Street, 

1842. 770 Count Meerocovich, Aide-de- 

camp to H.I.M. Nicholas I. 
797 Mrs. F. W. Antrobus. 

1843. 743 Miss E. J. Stanley. 

785 H. Richardson, Esq., M.D. 
956 Major-General Sir Joseph 

O'Halloran, K.C.B. 
967 Mrs. E. J. Stanley. 

1845. 699 Madame H. de la Monniene. 

1846. 763 Miss Emily H. Chetwynd. 
924 Mrs. Leigh. 

193, Oxford Street. 

1847. 7^9 ^i8S Austin. 

796 Leonard Sheepshanks, Esq. 
948 M. Distin, the celebrated per- 
former on the sax-horn. 

202, Regent Street, 
Miniature portrait. 

392, Strand. 
Mr. E. H. de la Morriniire. 
Mrs. Crawford Byron. 
Mrs. William Radford. 
Lady H. Smythe. 
The artist's daughter. 
Mrs. Crawford Byron. 
H. P. Thompson, Esq. 
General Count Michaelowitz. 

210, Oxford Street, 
Daughter of H. Mott, Esq. 

256, Oxford Street, 
Daughter of S. Bacon, Esq. 

HERV6, E. 

181 1. 653 (/« the index, but by G, M. 
Brighty in the catalogue^ 

HERVE, F Miniature Painter. 

12, Cheapside, 
1 8 18. 681 Mr. P. Herv^. 
ll\ Mrs. Eden. 



1848. 919 



1849. 
1850. 

I85I. 
1852. 


654 

749 
928 
856 

707 




750 




816 


1855. 


909 


1858. 


759 



88 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Hcrv6, 


F. — continued. 


1820. 


642 The Chevalier de Montrelimar. 




839 Eloise, Countess of Villetourel 


1821. 


5^7 Rev. F. Marsden. 




536 Miss J. Richmond. 


1822. 


605 Portrait of a gentleman. 




681 Mdlle D'Euphrosyn^. 




732 Mrs. F. Herv^. 


1823. 


91a M. Le Comte de Tilly. 


1824. 


573 Portrait of a lady. 




772 Hector Campbell, M.D. 




775 Mr. Crespin. 


1825. 


785 Miss Love of Covent Garden 




Theatre. 




861 Portrait of a lady. 


1826. 


701 do. do. 




734 A. Yeakell, Esq. 


1829. 


677 Miss Lane. 


1830. 


784 Portrait of a gentleman. 


1831. 


694 Edward Ord, Esq. 


1832. 


891 Portrait of a gentleman. 


1833- 


774 Samuel Samuels, Esq. 


1834. 


770 Portrait of a foreigner of dis- 




tinction. 


1835. 


711 Portrait of a lady. 


1836. 


622 H. Richards, Esq. 




637 Mrs. J. Watson. 




F, Hervh de la Monnih^e^ 




206, Oxford Street. 


1837- 


813 Mademoiselle de Martel. 


1839. 


996 Patrick Macdonald, Esq. 


1840. 


864 Mile de Longueville. 



HERVlS, H Miniature Painter. 

12, Cheapside, 

181 3. SH Miss Metcalfe. 

548 Portrait of a gentleman. 
554 do. lady. 

1 8 14. 404 do. gentleman. 

1815. 535 Mr. P. Herv^. 
657 Miss S. Lander. 

181 6. 584 W. Chapman, Esq. 
637 J. Kibblewhite, Esq. 
753 Miss C. Ward. 

21, Paradise Places Stockwell, 
1843. 721 Admiral Ross, C.B. 

HBRVlS, P Miniature Painter. 

27, Berwick Street. 
1802. 643 Miss Stephens. 
704 Mr. Johnson. 

308, Oxford Street. 

1807. 896 Mrs. Clutterbuck. 

1808. 814 Mrs. Liston of Covent Garden 

Theatre. 

30, Haymarket. 

18 1 3. 456 Sketch of Mr. Bennet the 

artist. 
Orange Streety Bloomsbury. 

1 8 14. 422 Dr. Jenner. 



3, Linney Courts 

Queen^s Square^ 

Bloomsbury. 

1815. 706 T. Watkins, Esq. 

1816. 585 Mr. May. 

45, Great Russell Street. 

1 818. 788 Mrs. C. Herv^. 

181 9. 832 C. Stubbs, Esq. 
912 Mrs. Murray. 

1820. 645 Miss Stubbs. 
711 Miss J. Stubbs. 

HBRV6, Rosa de la Monni^re. 

Miniature Painter. 
206, Oxford Street. 
1837. 841 Master Victor Hugo. 

HBRVIBR, A Painter. 

— Hervier^ 

2, Cirencester Place. 
1819. 900 Portrait of the artist in his 
study. 

56, Parliament Street. 

1 82 1. 636 Portrait of a lady. 
865 Girl and pigeon. 

A. Hermer^ 5, Union Place^ 

Regenfs Park. 
1827. 729 Nymph and Cupids. 

(This artist might be tke same as the 
following but for the two addresses m 1827.) 

HERVIBU, Aug Painter. 

A. Hervier^ 

12, St. Alban's Place, 

St.Jame^s. 

1824. 491 Sappho imploring Venus from 

the Leucadian Rock. '^0 
Venus, beauty of the skies, 
etc." 

1825. 483 Miss Woolrych, pupil of Mr. 

Bochsa. 
489 Battle ofFhermopylse; a sketch. 
*' Hasten to Sparta, and say 
that on this spot we died in 
defence of her sacred laws." 
(Member of the Society of Fine Arts 
at Lille.) 

78, Newman Street. 

1826. 372 A shipwreck. 

1827. 486 Love and Folly. "Light as the 

cloud, etc." 

14, Bemers Street. 

1832. 320 The offering to Venus. 

70, ^. Martinis Lane. 

1833. 361 Mrs. Trollope. 

43^ Silas Bum's Cottage. 

The pretty foresters willingly 
undertook the office of abigails, 
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bag ; in return, the nightgown, the 
nightcap, the combs and brushes 
were all seized upon, and all tried ; 
even the little Sally would not be 
contented till she had seen how 
she looked in the strange woman's 
cap. 

1833. 90^ The morning of a Ci-devant 

Colonel of Hussars. "II 
boit, mange et dort bien, 
etc."— J/b//^r<?. 

1834. 378 Fisherman's widow after a 

wreck. 
1838. 35a Milanie, Princess Mettemich, 
painted at Vienna, 1837. 
15, Nottingham Street. 

1840. 286 Miss Agnes Strickland, the his- 

torian of the Queens of Eng- 
land. 

1 84 1. 648 Love in the i8th century. 
649 do. 19th do. 

7, Percy Street, 

1845. 375 Colonel J. Grant 

576 L'Amour. "Qui que tu sois, 
^ic''— Voltaire. 

1846. 197 Portrait of himself. 

1847. *^7 D. Holme, Esq., Professor of 

Phrenology. 

10, Portugal Street, 

1850. 1 173 Dr. Holm. 

1 85 1. s*^ G. Tomson, Esq. 

1852. 5 Thornton Leigh Hunt, Esq. 

1853. 102 Rev. Evan Nepean, M.A. 
586 Mrs. General Grant. 

1854. 43 Portrait of a lady. 

1855. 411 do. do. 
446 B. B. Williams, Esq. 

1858. 478 W. Coningham, Esq., M.P. 

HESBLDBN, W. S Painter. 

1 800. 644 West front of the Monastery of 
Thornton, Lincolnshire. 

HBSBLTINB, John Pestle ..Btcher. 
31, Montpelier Square, 
1869. 108 1 Hastings; Etching. 
1 1 14 Norfolk; do. 
1 1 26 Near Watford; do. 

36, Onslow Square Gardens, 
1 87 1. 827 Chiddingfold, Surrey; Etching. 

828 do. do. do. 

829 Rundhurst, Hambledon; do. 

830 Hambledon, Surrey; do. 
1873. 1262 The etchings. 

1263 Etchings. 
1272 Etching — Witley. 
1875. 1091 Ipswich; etching. 

1095 Branscombe; etching. 

109, Strand, 
276 Near Cromer. 



1876. 

IV. 



1876. 1 1 57 Etching. 

1877. 1235 Two Etchings. 
1262 An Etching. 

1878. 1206 Prestwick Farm, Chiddingfold; 

etching. 
1 216 Two etchings. 

1879. 1215 Fontainebleau; etching. 

1880. 1230 Venice from the Lido; etching. 
1341 Cassiobury Park; etching. 

1881. 1273 Langston Harbour; etching. 

1882. 1334 Eversworth Harbour. 

1883. 1407 Fontainebleau; etching. 

1884. 1450 Westboume; do. 

196, Queen's Gate, S.W. 

1892. 1464 Walhampton. 

1893. '376 Hurst Castle. 

1894. 1362 Walhampton. 

1392 Walhampton Hill. 

1393 Lymington. 

HBSBLTINB, W Painter. 

1799* 597 A girl and watercress. 

676 Reaper's child and sheep. 

207, Piccadilly, 

1 80 1. 368 Cephalus and Procris, etc. 

12, Piccadilly. 

1802. 603 Miss J. Lilley. 

1803. 592 Portrait of his father. 

27, Great PuUeney Street. 

1804. 452 Portrait of a lady. 

30, Poland Street. 

1805. 296 Portrait of a young gentleman. 

HBSKBTH, Robert Architect. 

8, St, Agnes Villas, Bayswaier, 
1 84 1. 1099 Tomb in the ruins of the an- 
cient city of Limyra in 
Lycia, etc. 

13, Arundel Street. 
1844. 1074 Trajan's Arch. 
1846. 1228 Mansion in the Netherlands. 

HBSKBTH (R.) and WATSON 

(T. H.) Architects. 

7, Royal Exchange. 
1871. 939 Com Exchange, Mark Lane. 
947 do. Interior. 

1873. 1 113 Staircase: Goldsmith's Hall, 

etc. 

1874. 1196 Addition to Hampstead church. 

HBSKBTH and STOKBS. 

Architects, 
no, Cheapside. 
1891. 1938 The Lodge, near Newmarket 
1897. 1880 Billiard room: Piggot's Manor, 
Hertfordshire. 

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HESTER, Edward Gilbert. 

Engraver. 

Femvilky Chiswick, 

1882. 1339 Gone to earth. After J. S. 

Noble; etching. 

1883. 1379 " Bellman," a Veteran. 

24, Beauclerc Road^ 

Hammersmith. 

1884. 141 7 Tenants in common. After 

J. S. Noble; etching. 
1446 Welcome rest. After J. S. 
Noble; etching. 

1887. 1434 For the safety of the public. 

After E. Caldwell. 
1561 "Haven't we met before?" 
After A. W. Strutt. 

1888. 1686 A peacemaker. After Marcus 

Stone, R.A. 

1889. 1726 Sympathy. After J. S. Noble. 

1890. 1704 Alethe, priestess of Isis. After 

E. Long, R.A. 

Pre Mill House, St. Albans. 

1891. 1708 The Warning. After Heywood 

Hardy. 
1709 The first love letter. After 
Marcus Stone, R.A. 

1893. 1457 A passing cloud. After M. 

Stone, R.A. 

Lemsford House, St. Albans. 

1894. 1390 "Wait till the clouds roll by." 

After W. H. Trood. 

1895. 1403 A honeymoon. After M. Stone, 

R.A. 

1896. 1568 The governess. After J. Haynes 

Williams. 

1898. 1579 "Seeking whom he may de- 

vour." After V. Chevilliard. 
114, London Road, St. Albans. 

1899. 1594 Thoughts. After Marcus Stone, 

R.A. 

1900. 1670 A Welcome footstep. After 

Marcus Stone, R.A. 

1 90 1. 1513 The woman that owns him. 

After Erskine Nicol, A.R.A. 
15 18 Margarette. After Sir T. Law- 
rence, P. R.A. 

1902. 1276 In time of War. After G. D. 

Leslie, R.A. 



HESTER, R. Wallace Engraver. 

115, Bailing Road, 

Hammersmith. 
1897. 1734 Rooks and pigeons. After S. 
Lewin. 
Kenley House, Purley, 

Surrey. 
1901. 1517 The hill side. 
1903. I4H King of Rome. After Sir T. 
Lawrence, P. R.A. 



1904. 1304 Enforced Abstinence. 

1339 Lady Acland and children. 
After Sir T. Lawrence, 
P.R.A. 

HETHERINGTON, Ivystan. 

Painter. 
81, Charlotte Street. 

1877. 941 Sunny Devon. 

4, Steele s Studio. 

1878. 421 A portrait 

524 After the apple harvest. 
1003 In summer time. 

1879. 51 "No sound save a sea-bird's 

wailing dirge, and the wind, 
and the ebbing tide." 

1880. 243 "In a quiet pleasant meadow, 

beneath the summer sky." 
951 Our Village. 

1884. 154 Summer calm. "Sweet day so 

cool, etc." 
1532 From the cliff pathway. 

1885. 383 " Summer must needs depart." 

1886. 2S7 September. "Flushed autumn's 

sunny days flew by." 

1887. *** "When autumn wreaths its 

spell around the year." 
1892. 880 Old Chillington House. 

4, Steele s Studios. 

1894. 787 The Manor garden. 

821 The weald of Kent, from Lod- 
dington. 

1895. ^^* A wayside garden. 

Miss I. Hetherington (?). 

1899. 257 A coming storm. 
779 Salcombe Harbour. 

Not Miss. 

1900. 713 Towards evening — Purbeck. 

HETLING, M Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

1809. 28^ View of the Village of Vipery 

near Madras. 

HEUHAN, J Miniature Painter. 

Glasgow. 

1810. 558 Mrs. Beckett. 
588 Miss Thompson. 

18 1 2. 548 Miss Brazier. 

181 3. s»» R- O. Anderson, Esq. 

HEUREUN,L'. Seel.. 

HEUSS, F Painter. 

Germany. 
1842. 346 H.R.H. Princess Augusta of 
Cambridge. 
349 H.R.H. The Duke of Cam- 
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1844. 292 Lady Constance Gertrude Leve- 
son Gower, youngest daugh- 
ter of the Duke and Duchess 
of Sutherland. 

HEWBTSON, Edward Painter. 

45, Rue de FrifuSy Cannes. 
1889. sooi Aberlour, Croix des Gardes, 
Cannes, France. 

HBWBTT, G Miniature Painter. 

Bulstrode Street 
1823. 735 Master Hewett 

At Mr, Newcomb^Sy 

8, Soho Square, 
1825. 787 Portrait of a child. 

HEWETT, Miss Mabel Painter. 

3, Apsiey Terrace^ Acton, 

1898. 999 Apples. 

1899. 322 Lemons and marguerites. 
1 90 1. 13 Apples. 

36 Still life. 

4, Bassett Jtoad, NotHng Hill, 

1903. 568 Prospects of punch. 
72a Treasures. 

1904. 673 Jack-oManterns. 

HEWETT, Miss Sarah F. ... Painter. 

I, Lower Parade^ Leamington, 
1857. 863 Hop picking at Sevenoaks, 
Kent. 

HEWETT, T Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1 81 3. 730 Llangollen Vale on the river 
Dee. 

HEWINS, Alfred J Painter. 

Kingswoody 

near Wolverhampton, 
1 89 1. 840 A peep into Shropshire. 

HEWITSON , Christopher. . . Sculptor. 

Rome, 
1786. 531 Bust of Gavin Hamilton, Esq. 
1790. 520 do. a Nobleman. 

HEWITT, Alfred E Architect. 

School of Science and Art^ 

Guernsey. 
1 89 1. 1828 Red drawing-room, Aston Hall, 
Birmingham. 

HEWITT, Miss Beatrice M. 

Miniature Painter. 
70, Cheriton Square^ 

Upper Toots fig. 
1888. 484 An academy model. 



1890. 


1039 




1073 


I89I. 
1892. 


1503 
385 




1443 


1893. 
1895. 


812 
II23 




I12S 


I90I. 
1902. 


1304 
1188 
1189 



1 198 



7, Ryde Vale Road, Balham, 
Kitty, daughter of George H. 

Radford, Esq. 
Olive, daughter of F. Watt, 

Esq. 
Mrs. Charles Fielder. 
Miss M. Paddock. 
A portrait. 
Linkfield, Fontenoy Rocui, 

Balham, 
Mrs. G. Hogarth Dawson. 
H. Fairfax Harvey, Esq. 
Mrs. H. Fairfax Harvey. 
4, Addison Studios, 

Bly the Road, W. 
The Duchess of Newcastle. 
Miss Eleanour Archer Houblon. 
Mary, Countess of Mar and 

Kellie. 
Mrs. D'Arcy. 



HEWITT, H Painter. 

7, Lower Cheltenham Place, 
1850. 1120 Sunset after a shower. 

1 133 Blackwell Wood, near Bristol. 



HEWITT, Henry George ... Painter. 

7, Park Road Studios, N. W. 
1889. 86 The track of the whirlwind. 

1892. 367 November. "In the chill sun- 

beam, etc." 

1893. 29 "Season of mists and mellow 

fruitfulness." 

35, Pond Street, 
1897. 207 The dying flame of day. 
Court Vale, Hambledon, 

near Godalming, 

1902. 952 Responsibility. 

Old Manor, 

St. Owetis Street, Hereford, 

1903. 931 Teaching the young idea. 



HEWITT, T Painter. 

Pulteney Terrace, Islington, 
1836. 1018 View of York Cathedral. 



HEWITT, Walter E Architect. 

7, Great College Street, 

Westminster 
1901. 1641 Portley Wood, Warlingham. 

HEWKLEY, Henry Painter. 

94, Cazenave Road, N, 
1890. 1259 In the Pare Royal, Brussels. 
1899. 1136 Papendrecht near Dordredht 



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HEWLETT, Arthur L Painter. 

7, TJu Studios, Bushey, 
1889. 1026 Long thrown shadows. 

St, PauVs Rectory, Manchester. 
1893. 441 Portrait of a lady. 

HEWLETT, D Sculptor. 

4, Gloucester Terrace, 

Vauxhall Bridge. 
1847. 1416 BustofCapttheHon. M.F.F. 
Berkeley, R.N. 
II, Dartmouth Street, 

Westminster. 
1851. 1264 Religious Hope. " The 

Christian who possesses a 
hope founded on the Script- 
ures, holds the Key of the 
Kingdom of Heaven." 

4, Gloucester Terrace. 
1856. 1276 Medallion of the Rt Hon. T. 
Babington Macaulay. 

HEWLETT, James Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

1799. 881 Fruit and flowers. 

Bridge Street, Bath. 

1800. 584 Flowers. 
600 do. 
607 do. 
619 do. 

909 Portrait of a lady. 

1801. 674 Fruit and flowers. 
991 Flowers. 

1805. 307 Penitence. 

312 A study. 

569 Flowers. 

578 do. 

598 A mushroom Girl. 

606 A gipsy. 

6, Camden Place, Bath. 
1807. 648 Interior of a cottage. 

HEWSON, Stephen Painter. 

5. Hewston, 

1 1, Great Mary bone Street. 
417 Two small portraits. 
•S". Hewson, 

75, Great Portland Street. 

37 Portrait of a child. 
178 Portraits of two young gentle- 
men. 

95 A Saint. 

134 Portrait of a gentleman. 
136 do. do. 

214 Ballad Singer. 
216 Hurdy-girdy boy. 
433 Portrait of a dog. 
loi do. young lady. 

102 do. do. 



1777. 



1780. 
1781. 

1782. 



1783. 



1783. 



1784. 
1785. 



1786. 
1787. 

1788. 
1789. 



1790. 

1793- 
1794. 

I79S- 
1796. 

1797. 



1798. 
1799. 

1802. 

1804. 
1805. 



163 An emblematical picture of 

painting. 
290 Portrait of a gentleman; in oil 

miniature. 
234 Portrait of a gentleman. 
4S Portraits of two young ladies. 
68 A boy with rabbits. 
243 Portrait of a young lady. 
205 do. lady. 

209 do. young lady. 

104 do. lady. 
203 A girl drawing. 
407 Portrait of a child. 

48, Frith Street, Soho. 
25 Portrait of a young lady. 
27 do. do. 

42 do. child in bed. 

77 do. young lady. 

377 A school boy and girl. 
401 Meditations interrupted. 
14 Portrait of a gentleman, 
do. lady, 
do. child and dog. 
do. an old man. 
an artist, 
a gentleman, 
a young gentleman. 

do. do. 

a gentleman. {Mr. 



16 

97 

120 

16 

97 

12 

26 

171 



do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
Gipps.) 
95 Portrait of a lady. 
100 do. gentleman. 

132 do. do. 

61 do. do. 

326 Cheltenham Spa, from the 

bridge. 
524 The Master of the Ceremonies 

at Cheltenham. 
475 Portrait of a young lady. 
151 do. do. 

82, Great Tichfield Street. 
161 Miss Gibbs. 
231 A child sleeping. 
146 Mr. Hart. 
74 Mr. Rigg. 



HEWSON, Miss Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1789. 7 Portrait of a lady. 

HBYDBMANN, Willie Engraver. 

39, St. John's Wood Path. 

1886. 1440 "Omne fumo exit." After T. 

Smitzberger. 
1473 Daydreams. After Sir J. D. 
Linton. 

1887. 1426 As happy as a King. AHer A. 

Ludovici. 

1888. 1610 A Solo by request After A 

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Camden Mood Studios. 

1889. 17 1 9 The old Bridge at Stirling. 

After F. Krause. 
4, Si, /ohn^s Wood Studios, 

1890, i6»s At the Riviera, After G. H. 

Boughton, A.R A. 
39, SL John's Wood Park, 

1897. 1S85 Neobul^. After Sir E. J. 

Poynter, RR.A. 
I fiat Echo and Narcissus. After 
Solomon J. Solomon, 
A.R,A. 

1898. 1510 Idle fears. After Sir E, J. 

Poynter, P.R,A. 
1519 His last review — Napoleon at 

St. Helena, 1820, After H. 

Piffard. 
1564 '* Who said rats?" 

1899. 1543 Milking time. After Yeend 

King, 

1900. 1537 The edict of Witliam the Testy, 

After a H, Boughton, 

A.R,A. 
i5j! Hermia and Helena. After Sir 

E. J, Poynler, PR. A. 
1549 The path by the mill After 

Yeend King. 

2, Craven I^oad, Wiiiesden. 

1 901. 1431 Smugglers r to save their necks* 

After Napier Hemy, A.R, A. 
15*6 The Annunciation* After 
Arthur Hackerj A-R*A* 
1902* u^ Old airs. After J. S. Lucas, 
R,A, 
1310 The threat. After J* Pettie, 
R.A* 
1903* 1307 The ducks at the farm. After 
Yeend King. 

123, Brondesimry Villas, 

1904. 1197 The drinking place* After 

Stanhope A. Forbes, A.R.A. 

HEYDEN, W. or H Sculptor. 

14, Stanley Fia^^ S.W. 
1866. 914 The familiar dove. 

HEYDENDAHL, J ..Painter. 

54, Parliament Street, 
1S79. J93 Winter in Westphalia. 
18S1. 35" On the march. 



HBYERMANS, John A. Painter, 

1 3, Jiue du Ciel^ Antwerp, 
1874. SfS The doctor*s visit j Dutch In* 
tenor. 



HEYBS. Austin. 
Heyc 



Sii Whelan and 



HIAKTAKE, Y Painter. 

41, Clanricarde Gardens, 
1876. 903 View near Yokohama in Japan. 

HIBBERT, Miss... Miniature Painter. 
3, King Street^ Commercial Rd, 
1836. 631 Thomas Elwes. 
877 Edward Kensitt. 

1838. 964 The Rt. Hon. Sir John Cowan, 

Bart., Lord Mayor of Lon- 
don. 

1839. 829 Rt. Hon. Samuel Wilson, Lord 

Mayor of London, etc. 
981 Charles Hick, Esq., City sword 

bearer. 
1015 The Lady Mayoress. 

1840. 7'4 Robert Owen, Esq. 
769 Mrs. Dodd. 

HICK, A. Crawford Architect. 

Royal Arcade^ 

Newcastle-on- lyne, 
1897. 1903 Interior, St. Aidan's church, 
Leeds. 

HICK, Edwin M Architect. 

The Mount, Widcombe Hilly 

Bath. 
1902. 1379 A suburban church. 

HICKEL, Carl Anton Painter. 

113, Great Russell Street. 

1792. 21 A scene in the Sultan. 
28 The parent's hope. 

95 Portrait of an artist. 

223 Children in a storm. 

226 The parent's despair. 

230 Portrait of a lady. {Mrs. 

Wassells,) 

(Painter to the Emperor of Germany.) 

1793. '4' Portrait of a lady. (Mrs. 

Loutherbourg,) 
242 A family portrait 
247 Work day. 
262 Sunday. 
318 A portrait. {West.) 
*2i Children in rain. 
189 Portrait of a lady of quality. 
194 Portrait of an officer. {Col. 

Hardy.) 
H9 The pleasures of a family 

breakfast. 



1794. 
I79S- 



1796. 



HICKBY, John Sculptor. 

34, Gerrard Street^ Soho. 
1777. 165 Amonumental figure in marble; 
bas relief. 
166 Tablet of foliage in marble for 
a chimney piece. 



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Hickey, John — continued. 

Union 5/., New Palace Yard. 

1 780. 429 Model of a monumental figure. 

1 781. 487 Ariadne; a bas-relief in marble. 
S43 Model of a monument exe- 
cuting in marble. 

1782. SOX Bust of a nobleman. 

Poland Street. 

1785. 636 Bust of a nobleman. (Lord 

Loughborough.) 

637 A model in small for a statue 

executing in marble, with a 
likeness of Mrs. Siddons. 

638 Bust of a gentleman. {Mr. E. 

Burke.) 
(Sculptor to H.R.H. the Prince of 
Wales.) 

128, Oxford Street. 

1786. 616 Mrs. Siddons in the character 

of Cassandra. 

1787. 497 A monumental figure of fame. 
666 Model for a statue of Thalia. 

1788. 59^ A small model of a Colossal 

statue of Time supporting a 
clock, for His Royal High- 
ness at Carleton House. 

1789. v^ Bust of a gentleman. 

615 Statue of Thalia, Tragic Muse. 

1 79 1. 635 Bust of a gentleman. {Mr. 

Burke.) 

1792. 722 Bust of a gentleman; in marble. 

{The late Mr. Thickness of 
St. Paul's School.) 
1794. 600 Bust of a lady. {Mrs.Latouche.) 

HICKEY, Thomas Painter. 

Jertnyn Street^ St. James. 
1772. 112 A portrait of a gentleman; 
whole length. {Mr. Ander- 
don inferred that this was 
William Brereton by placing 
the print opposite in his Cata- 
logue.) 
1 1 3 Portrait of a clergyman, painted 
as a present for the New 
Magdalen Hospital ; half 
length. {Dr. Dodd.-^V^BX- 
pole.) 
Tavistock Row J Covent Garden. 
1 773* '33 A lady; Kit-cat. 

134 A gentleman; three-quarters. 
13s do. do. 

136 do. do. 

Henrietta Street^ 

corner of Bedford Street^ 

Covent Garden. 
1774. 119 Portrait of a lady; half length. 

120 do. do. three-quar- 
ters. 

121 Seven Crayon Drawings. 



Gerrard Street^ Soho. 
1775- '49 H.R.H. the Duke of Cumber- 
berland; small half length. 
(r<r)ry//>b?.— Walpole.) 

150 Portrait of a lady; small whole 

length. {Mrs. Ahington^ 
actress. — Walpole.) 

151 Portraitof a gentleman; whole 

length. 

152 A family picture. 

1776. 365 H.R.H. the Dutchess of Cum- 
berland. 

Bath. 
1778. 143 A story taken from the seventh 
book of Tasso's Jerusalem, 
stanza 6th. 
31, Margaret Street^ 

Cavendish Square. 
1792. 391 Portrait of a nobleman. 

HICKIN, George Painter. 

II, Morden Grove^ Greenwich. 

1858. 31 A mallard and snipe. 
109 Still life. 

20, Abingdon Villas. 

1859. 47 Dead game. 
84 Still life. 

13, 77ie Willows, Breek Road, 
Liverpool. 

1 86 1. 4S0 A farm yard quarrel. 

Wallasey Road, Liscard, 

Cheshire. 

1862. 152 Wild ducks. 

406 A frosty morning. 

HICKIN, G. A Painter. 

207, Albert Rd., Birmingham. 
1880. 308 The Glyder Fawr, North Wales. 

HICKMAN, Miss Evelyn ... Painter. 
9, Tlte Mount, St. Leonards. 
1 89 1. 669 Summer. 

HICKS, Albert S Painter. 

Fir Hill, South End Lane, 

Sydenham. 
1885. 425 The labourer's home. 

HICKS, George Elgar Painter. 

8, Victoria Grove Terrace, 

Bayswater. 
1848. 145 Ceylon — Cingalese basket 
makers, Malabar and Portu- 
guese. 
306 The Bride's faith. "Amen. 
Even so, come, Lord Jesus." 
— Rev. xxii, 20. 
675 " Hark, the wild maniac sings 
to chide the gale, etc**-* 
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1857. 



1 85 1. 467 The first toy. 

1852. 421 The last shilling. 
882 Parish soup kitchen. 

1853. 234 The mother's hope. 

1854. 567 " Lord, make me to understand 

thy law, etc." 
645 Marion. 

1855. *^^ Haymaking. 

526 "Hark! hark! the lark, etc." 
1333 The peep of day. 

1856. 179 Shells of the ocean. "I stooped 

upon the pebbly strand, etc." 

231 Maidenhood. "Standing with 
reluctant feet, etc." 

566 Gleaning. 

940 Polly. 

2, Aubrey Rocul, 

120 The reaper's child. 

409 Osier whitening or withy peel- 
ing. The preparation of the 
willow for maldng baskets is 
carried on in several counties 
of England during May and 
part of June. 

285 Old associations. 

379 The welcome home. 

519 Dividend day at the Bank. 

367 The General Post office (i 
minute to 6). 
8, Kensington Park Villa. 

486 Life's sunshine. 

511 Billingsgate. 

686 Past, Present and future. 
467 Woman's mission. 
703 Changing homes. 
130 (No Htle,) 
352. "There let the pealing organ 

blow, etc." 
553 Infant Orphan election at the 

London Tavern — polling. 
447 Before the magistrates. 
119 A navvy. 
559 Reflected smiles. 
580 " Oh Enoch, you are wise, etc." 

— Tennyson, 

687 "The rosy idol of her soli- 

tude. " — Tennyson. 
36, Kensington Park Road, 
1868. 454 Utilizing church metal. 

613 Escape of the Countess of 
Morton to Paris with Henri- 
etta, infant daughter of 
Charles I. 

On July 25th, 1646, Lady 
Morton, governess to the Princess, 
fiuling to obtain a maintenance 
from the Parliament, successfully 
escaped to Dover on foot, accom- 
panied fay a princess's gentleman, 
in the dngnise of btt;gais. The 
eUtf dttiier arote noai the in- 



1858. 
1859. 

i860. 



1861. 

1862. 
1863. 

1864. 
1865. 



1866. 
1867. 



dignant Princess telling everyone 
that the clothes which she wore 
were not her own. Lady Morton, 
who was one of the beauties of 
the day, was subject to much 
annoyance from the attentions of 
the soldiery. 

1869. 283 The churches militant. "Hold 

fast till I come. — Rev. ii, 25. 
452 Little misgivings. 
742 Woman's Sanctuary. 
757 "Consider the lilies of the 

field." 
912 The Restoration: the tables 

turned. 

1870. 368 Approaching footsteps. 

1870. 905 The first dip. 
982 New hopes. 

1871. 237 The lament of Jephthah's 

daughter. 

And she went with her com- 
panions and bewailed her virginity 
upon the mountains.— yiw^x. 

432 Black Monday. 
534 Portrait. 

1872. 138 Golden links. 

332 Letters from home: post office 
and store at the Australian 
diggings. 
917 " Kiss me, mother." 
1043 Rhoda. 

And as Peter knocked at the 
door of the gate, a damsel came 
to hearken named Rhoda, etc — 
ActSf xii, 13-14. 

1873. 73 Mother and child. 
831 " Serve or swing." 

1002 E. F. H.and E. M. H. ; portraits. 
1029 G. H. L.; portrait. 

1874. loi Shylock. "I have sworn on 

oath, etc." 
219 Portrait of a gentleman. 
413 It's mine." 
495 Ruth, the Moabitess. 
909 " Skins may differ, but affection 

dwells in white and black 

the same." 

1875. 91 Mrs. James Murray and child. 
189 Flower girl. 

419 Study from nature. 

1876. 377 Mrs. A. J. Livingstone-Lear- 

month and children. 
509 Thomas Livingstone - Lear- 
month, Esq. 
1302 The return from gleaning. 

1877. 68 The fisherman's wife. 

363 Mrs. Frederick Smith and 

child. 
999 The woodman's daughter. 

1878. 3*5 Alone. " Oh for the touch of a 

vanished hand, etc." 



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Hicks, George Elgar — continued, 

1878. 969 Forget me not. 

972 The Duchess of St. Albans and 
son. 

1879. 194 The wife and children of Lieut- 

Col. George Arbuthnot, 

M.P. 
308 Mrs. Fred E. Villiers. 
311 Mrs. J. G. Inglis. 

1880. 12 Henrietta, George and Her- 

bert Baker Baker. 
27 Mrs. Arthur Broadwood. 
171 Mrs. Evelyn and son, of 

Wotton. 
291 The Countess Bathurst. 
326 Linnie, eldest daughter of W. 

Hariford, Esq. 

1881. 185 The Honourables, Mildred, 

Mabel, and Sibyl, daughters 
of Lord and Lady Alington. 
1362 Mabel, daughter of A. Leland 
Noel, Esq. 

1882. 444 Mrs. Howard Gilliat. 
742 Mrs. Park Yates. 

1453 Maurice, son of G. P. Bidder, 

Esq., Q.C. 
1 508 Evelyn and Constance, daughter 

of F. M. Huth, Esq. 

108, Westboume Terrace, 

1883. 6x8 Mrs. Arthur Hazlerigg and son. 
897 Jack and Dorothy, children of 

Col. George Arbuthnot. 

1884. 9* Mrs. C. Davies Gilbert. 

253 Lady Wimborne and the Hon. 

Rosamond Guest. 
342 Children of Sir H. Hussey 

Vivian, Bart., M.P. 
1544 Mrs. G. H. Pember and son. 

1885. »^o Mrs. Talbot Crosbie. 

173 Children of the Earl of Home. 

1886. 30 The Hon. Mrs. A. Orr Ewing. 
68 George William, son of Major- 

General R. Temple God- 
man. 
963 Mrs. Hunter, of Anton's Hill. 
1056 Studies. 
121 Fair Critics. 
495 Mrs. Blundell Maple and 

children. 
513 Lady Abercromby of Forglen. 
182 Daughters of Sir Roderick 

Cameron, Bart. 
247 Mrs. Baxendale and family. 
259 Ronald, Muriel, and Margery, 

children of Lord and Lady 

Cardross. 
742 Florence, daughter of James 

A. Bumess, Esq. 
1 163 Margaret, daughter of James 

A. Bumess, Esq. 



1887. 

1888. 
1889. 



The Lodge, Copford, Colchester. 
1890. 588 Charles, son of Mr. and the 
Hon. Mrs. Dudley Ward. 
761 The Hon. Mrs. Dudley Ward. 
786 A cloud with a silver lining. 
1892. 2 Rowland, son of the late Com- 
mander R. M. Sperling, 
R.N. 
900 Given back. 
Western House, 

Odiluifny Hants, 

1899. 670 The Bayeux tapestry: Queen 

Matilda with her Norman 
and Saxon Maidens, working 
the Bayeux tapestry. 

1900. 476 Penny a bunch. 

995 At Nazareth. "Yea, a sword 
shall pierce through thy own 
soul also." 
1903. 694 The traitor. "Lord, who is it? 
etc." — St, John xiii, 25, 26. 

HICKS, George Matthew ... Painter. 

Ostend, 
1S54. 397 The falls of the Ackam. 
1855. 353 Rain clearing off — Kilchum 
Castle, Loch Awe. 
390 Lake of the Four Cantons. 
From the Grutlen. 

HICKS, James Architect. 

Spamon, Redruth, 
1876. 1062 Residence near Bath. 

1077 Masonic Hall, Redruth, Corn- 
wall. 
1878. 1036 Proposed Cathedral, Truro. 

HICKS, Lilburne Painter. 

9, Sloane Strut, 

1830. no The Cotter's Saturday night. 

" The expectant wee things, 
etc." 

1 83 1. 251 A pilgrim. 
415 Ophelia. 

1832. 144 Maternal sorrow. 

1833. 4*» The young idler. 

1834. 99 Juliet in the balcony, etc. 
1836. 65 A Knight errant taking leave. 
1B37. 397 Italian hospitality. 

16, Howland Street, 
1840. 976 Death of Geffroi Rudel, the 
pilgrim of love. 

Rudel, deeply enamoured of the 
Countess of Tripoli from descri])- 
tion, sailed in a pilgrim's hahit 
from France to Palestine; and 
upon his arrival fell down sense- 
less. His companions carried him 
to the first house and sent for the 
countess, who arrived in time to 



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bless the dying troubadour vnth 
her presence. She magniBcently 
interred him with the Knights 
Templars, etc. 

lo, Chapel Street 
1844. 772 Scene from Romeo and Juliet. 

HICKS, Mrs. Mary C Painter. 

37, Pepper Street^ Chester. 
1904. 580 Waiting. 

HICKS, Miss Minnie J Painter. 

Hendon Grave^ Hendon, 
1892. 953 A peep into the past. 

HICKS and CHARLBWOOD. 

Architects. 

67, Westgate Road^ 

Newcastle-on- Tyne, 

1902. 1440 St. Chad's church, Bensham, 

near Gateshead. 

HICKSON, Miss Annie W.... Painter. 

35, Highbury New Park, 

1886. 1 21 2 Orchids and cineraria. 

16, Elsworthy Road, N. W. 
1 89 1. 1290 Roses. 

HICKSON, Miss Margaret... Painter. 
Cholmeley Park, Highgate. 

1882. 7S5 A shady lane. 

6, Chakot Gardens, 

Haverstock Hill, 

1883. 252 Under the greenwood tree. 

1887. 811 A portrait in pink. 

1888. 734 Among the grass. 
1060 Age. 

1889. 647 St. Mary Bourne, Hants. 

9, Robert Street, 

Hampstead Road, 

1890. 492 Evening — near Florence. 

IS, Steele's Road, 
1897. 1096 At the seaside. 

1900. 133 A Well in fair Verona. 

HIDE, Edward, and Sons. 

Architects. 
17, Gracechurch Street. 

1903. 1632 Cottages at Cookham. 

HIDE, Horace C. Reid Architect. 

17, Gracechurch Street. 

1 90 1. 1 1 16 A court in the Moorish palace 

at Seville. 

1902. 1420 Design for a public school. 

HIFFIN, E. A Architect. 

94, Upper Seymour Street. 
1855. 1212 Design for a tomb. 

IV. 



HIGGIN, W Painter. 

II, Holbom Bars, 
1786. 219 Portrait of a lady. 

HIGGINS, Miss C Painter. 

Rome, 
1882. 765 Cottage, interior, near Amalfi. 

HIGGINS, Miss Elsie Painter. 

Red House, Rye, Sussex, 

1899. 1318 Miss Edith Gorham. 

The Lynches, Salford, Surrey, 

1900. 364 Summer time. 

I, Rosebery Road, Bus hey, 

1 90 1. 351 The rompers. 

HIGGINS, Reginald E Painter. 

21, Camden Road. 

1900. 1000 A portrait. 

12a, Flnchley Road, 

1 90 1. 293 George W. Higgins, Esq. 
356 Mrs. Higgins. 

387 Maurice Derenburg, Esq. 
1903. 781 Constance Helen, daughter of 
Leonard R. Higgins, Esq. 

HIGGINS, V Painter. 

1838. 520 Cottages at Two-Waters, Herts. 

HIGGINS, W Painter. 

71, Newman Street, 
1 8x1. 508 Portrait of an artist. 

HIGGINS, William A. A. ... Painter. 
64, Islington Row, 

Birmingham, 

1891. 855 Cottajge well, Warwickshire. 

1893. 768 Evening on the Yorkshire 

Scaur. 

1896. 859 The slant path. 

1897. 1331 Afterglow — Yorkshire Coast. 

HIGGINSON, Miss May ... Painter. 

Heightley, Torquay, 
1889. 683 White azaleas. 

1892. 769 Yellow briar roses. 

1894. 199 Azalea: " Alexander II." 

HIQGS, Miss Madelaine Painter. 

Whittingham Lodge, 

near Bamet, 
1886. 388 Still life. 

HIGHAM, Miss Beatrice A. 

Miniature Painter. 
Stratton House, 

Burnt Ash Wood, Lee, 

1898. 1282 Miss Higfaam. 

1900. \%%% BveUne, dmighter of John 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



HIGHAM, 

1821. 676 

704 

1822. 615 



J. W. 



1824. 5^7 

1825. 444 



710 



757 



Enamel Painter. 
Norwich. 
A Knight Templar; enamel. 

After Holbein. 
The Earl of Albemarle; en- 
amel. After M. A. Shee, 

R.A. 
Enamel of Colonel Cosmo de 

Pascarenges; was beheaded 

at Leyden, Oct. 26, 1587, in 

consequence of a conspiracy 

to give more authority to the 

Earl of Leicester. After F. 

Zucchero. 

5, Southampton Row, 
Portrait in enamel of a lady. 

After Netscher. 

40, St, John Street Road, 
Portrait in enamel of Rubens. 

After himself; in His Ma- 

jesty's collection. 
Portrait in enamel of J. Mun- 

den, Esq. After G. Clint, 

A.R.A. 
Portrait in enamel of the late 

H. Fuseli, R.A. After 

Haughton. 

13, Tavistock Street, 
Salvator Mundi. After Murillo. 

do. do. 

Enamel portrait of Dr. Busby. 

After N. Hone. 
Enamel portrait of Rubens. 

do. Sir Joshua 

Reynolds. After himself. 
The Holy family; enamel. 

After Correggio, in the 

National Gallery. 
Portrait of a lady. 
The young student. 
Study from nature. 
View from the Thames. 



HIGS, R Enamel Painter. 

99, Grays Inn Lane. 

1786. 299 Portrait of a gentleman; en- 

amel. 

1787. 301 do. do. do. 
332 do. do. do. 

1788. 303 do. do. do. 
322 do. do. do. 

1789. 285 do. an admiral. 
294 Mrs. Martyr. 

1791* 345 Portrait of a gentleman; in en- 
amel. {Dr, Arnold,) 

1792. 265 Portrait of a gentleman ; in en- 
amel. 

1794' 496 Portrait of a nobleman; in en- 
amel. 

1796. 573 Portrait of a gentleman. 



1826. 


713 


1827. 


624 
625 




7^7 




779 


1828. 


500 


I83I. 
1832. 

1833- 
1835- 


278 

395 
250 
318 



HIGTON, T Painter 

At Mr, Stokes\ 

Neunngton Causeway, 

1 801. 248 Horses going to water. 
563 Sea coast. 

355, Strafid, 

1802. 288 do. 

Croivn Courts Blackfriars, 

1807. 84 View of Warwick Castle. 

724 A sea coast : storm and figures. 
I, London Street ^ 

St, George's Fields, 

1808. 264 Landscape; a study. 

536 Portrait of a dog, the property 
of Ivord Sedley. 

1809. 431 Portrait of a dog; a study from 

nature. 

1810. 355 Portrait of a dog, the property 

of the Earl of Warwick. 

181 1. 530 Farriery. 

181 2. 33 Crab, a favourite terrier. 

1 8 13. 348 Portraits of dogs at Ampthill 

park. 
390 Interior of a country public- 
house. 

18 14. 14 Interior of an artist's study; a 

sketch for a large picture. 

18 15. 378 Landscape and cattle. 

HILDEBRAND, A Sculptor. 

76, Fulham Road, 
1879. 1552 Bronze statuette. 

HILDEBRANDT, Edouard. 

Painter. 
129, Regent Street, 
1848. 621 Susses Nichtsthun. 

HILDER, P. John Painter. 

41, Grafs Inn Lane, 
1829. 1 00 1 View at Riverhead, Kent. 

183 1. 44" Landscape scene near Seven- 

oaks. 

1832. 443 Sketch of the cottage in which 

the late Mr. John Kemble 

was born. 
1^33- 737 Lane scene near Sevenoaks. 

1056 Scene on the Thames near 

Windsor. 
1334. 191 Scene on the river Wye. 
1336. 395 Home scenery. 
1837. 117 Cottage scenery. 
1839. 449 Lane scene. 

HILDER, Richard Painter. 

41, Gray's Inn Lane. 

1836. 315 View near Weybridge. 

1837. 389 Scene near Oxford. 

1838. 202 View near Tonbridge, Kent. 
204 View at Weybridge, Surrey. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



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1839. 


410 


1840. 


250 


I84I. 


"79 




488 


1842. 


330 




I2I2 


1843. 


»7 




39 




60s 


1844. 


535 


1845. 


485 




1095 


1846. 


758 




1051 




1117 


1847. 


II 




106 



View near Shoreham, Kent. 

Scene near Tunbridge, Kent. 

Landscape — evening. 

Near Leominster, Hereford- 
shire. 

43, Whittlehury Street^ 

Euston Square. 

Near Otford, Kent. 

Near East Grinstead. 

Cottage scene in Kent. 

Landscape composition. 

Whitley Mill, near Sevenoaks, 
Kent. 

25, Stanhope Street. 

Near Bowe, Yorkshire. 

Landscape and cattle. 

Near Marden, Kent. 

Near Otford, Kent. 

Landscape composition. 

Near Ticehurst, Sussex. 

Landscape with gipsies. 

do. cottages, near 

Stonestreet, Kent. 

2, Springfield Terrace. 
185 1. 515 Near Sevenoaks, Kent. 



HILDBSHEIM, Miss H. Gertrude. 

Designer. 
13, Redington Road^ 

Frognaly Hampstead. 
1900. 1777 Design for block-printed chintz. 
"Spring." 



HILDITCH, George Painter. 

13, Ludgate Hill. 

1823. 215 Twickenham from the ferry; a 

sketch. 
281 Composition — sunset. 

1824. 363 View from Richmond Hill. 

1825. 138 Richmond. 

286 View from Richmond Hill, 
painted on the spot 

1826. 92 Distant view of Twickenham — 

evening. 
93 View on the Thames near 
Isleworth — evening. 

365 Westminster Abbey from 
Temple Gardens. 

419 Richmond Hill from Twicken- 
ham — evening. 

450 A study in Temple Gardens. 

1827. 101 Entrance to the Great Hall, 

Kenilworth Castle. 
239 Sketch from the Beacon Ring, 
Long Mountain, Mont- 
gomeryshire, shewing Powis 
Castle and Mountains of the 
Principality. 



1827. 470 Shrewsbury, from Sundorne; a 

sketch. " Admired Salopia ! 
that with venial pride, etc." 
— Shenstone. 

1828. 21 Entrance to the Vale of 

Llanrwst, North Wales, 
Moelthabud in the distance. 
Painted on the spot. 

264 View from Haughmond Hill, 
near Shrewsbury, Moel-y- 
Golva, and Berwyn moun- 
tains in the distance. 

371 Back view of Astley Castle, in 
Arden, Warwickshire, form- 
erly the residence of the 
Duke of Suffolk, father of 
Lady Jane Grey. 

385 Front view of Astley Castle, 
the seat of Colonel Newdi- 
gate. 

418 Near Capel Curig, North Wales. 
466 Richmond Hill. 

1829. 176 Mastock Castle, Warwickshire. 
510 Twickenham Meadows. 

Painted on the spot. 
1 83 1, 114 Ham House, the seat of the 
Countess of Dysart. 
224 The Thames near Teddington. 
1333. 135 The Thames at Twickenham — 
evening. 
137 The Thames at Teddington — 
morning. 

1834. 1008 Dover Harbour. 

1835. 233 Marine Parade, Dover. 

1836. 61 Paris from the road near Belle- 

vue. 
64 Pont de Sevres, from the 
gardens of St. Cloud. 

92 Pont Louis XVI Palace of the 

Tuilleries and Chamber of 
Deputies from the Quai de 
la Conference. 

93 The road to St. Cloud from 

Sevres, Mont Calvaire in the 
distance. 
333 Pont Neuf, Paris. 

419 Richmond Hill — evening. 

1837. 79 The Terrace, Richmond Hill. 
81 St. Cloud and Mont Calvaire, 

from the Vineyards above 
Sevres. 
390 Royal porcelain manufactory 
at Sevres, near Paris. 

1838. 94 Road from Richmond Hill to 

Petersham. 
153 Hastings Beach. 
255 Dragon fountain, garden of 

Versailles. 

1839. 140 View from Richmond Hill — 

morning. 




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Hilditch, Gtorge'-^on/inu€d. 



1839. 584 Fish. 

2, Bamsbury Villas Islington. 

ail The terrace on Richmond Hill. 

400 A gateway on Winchelsea, 
Sussex. 

360 Road to Petersham. 

365 The Thames from Petersham 
meadows. 

125 Part of Corfe Castle, Dorset. 

540 Richmond from Cholmondeley 

Walk. 
1 137 Cascade and chiteau of St. 
Cloud, near Paris. 

274 Richmond Hill. 

907 View on the Thames. 
1052 View from Haughmond Hill, 
near Shrewsbury, Welch 
mountains in the distance. 

162 Cholmondeley Walk, Rich- 
mond. 

272 Marble Hall Cottage, Rich- 
mond. 
1 3 16 View on the Thames. 

237 View of London from Highgate. 

320 On the Thames near Isleworth. 

814 Richmond from Twickenham 
Park. 
7 Isleworth Ferry. 

533 The Esplanade, West Cliff, 
Brighton. 

594 View from the Terrace, Rich- 
mond Hill. 
87 At Richmond. 

347 Hampton Court. 

431 Landscape — Harrow in the 
distance. 

640 Twickenham Park. 

130 View from Petersham meadows. 

139 do. Isleworth ferry. 

481 Maxtock Priory, Warwickshire. 

59 X Shoreham, Sussex. 

1 131 Wood scene. 

239 Folkstone, Kent. 

420 The Seine from St. Cloud. 

1316 View from Richmond Hill. 

223 Kenilworth castle and church. 



1842. 



1843- 



1844. 



1845. 



1846. 



1847. 



1848. 



1849. 



1850. 
1851. 



1852. 
1853. 
1855- 

1856. 



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HILDITCH, Richard H. ... Painter. 

13, Ludgate HilL 

1823. 320 Composition — sunset 

321 Isleworth, from Twickenham 
Park. 

1824. 399 View of Richmond Bridge — 

evening. 

1825. 15 Ruins of the Banquetting hall, 

Kenilworth Castle. Painted 
on the spot. 
67 Stonely, Warwickshire. Painted 
on the spot. 



1825. 68 Sketch in Richmond Park. 

Painted on the spot. 

1826. 237 On the road to Tintern, Mon- 

mouthshire. 

402 Tintern Abbey, Monmouth- 
shire; a sketch. 

498 The Windcliffe on the Wye, 
Monmouthshire. 

1827. 50 Study in Richmond Park. 

Painted on the spot. 

loo Sketch of the Ruins of Haugh- 
mond Abbey, near Shrews- 
bury, with the Moel of Golva 
and Breidden Mountains in 
the distance. 

131 Twickenham Ay te. Painted on 
the spot. 

1828. 20 Richmond Bridge — Evening. 
282 Landscape — evening. 

359 View on the Thames, Twicken- 
ham — morning. 

461 Cannant Mawr fall, near Llan- 
beris Lake. 

1829. 362 Snowdon from Capel Curig. 

1 83 1. 54 Road near Clifton. 

1832. 310 Wood scene near Wanstead. 

Painted on the spot. 
1834. 901 View in Warwickshire. 

1837. 156 The Thames at Isleworth. 

1838. 766 Landscape — North Wales. 

1839. 1 1 60 Twickenham —evening. 

1840. 934 Waterfall near the Lake of 

Llanberis, North Wales. 

1 84 1. 245 Rouen from Mount St Cath- 

erine. 
423 Richmond Hill — evening. 

1842. 271 Composition from sketches on 

the Rhine. 
1219 The Tiber and distant view of 
Rome. 

1843. "^n Watermill and fall. North Wales. 
4«9 The Drachenfels on the Rhine. 

1844. 927 The Rialto, from the Post office, 

Venice. 

1845. 985 Kenilworth Castle. 

1846. 78 The Lake of Como. 

118 Richmond Hill; a sketch. 
139 The Thames near Kingston. 

1847. 18 Windsor Castle from the river. 

Cholmondeley Terrace^ 

Richmond. 

1848. 60 The Thames at Richmond. 

1851. 671 Snowdon, North Wales. 
1070 Distant view of Edinburgh. 

1852. 482 The Thames, Twickenham. 

1853. 419 Farrier's shop at Petersham. 

1854. 249 Richmond Hill. 

1859. 384 Vesuvius and town of Naples. 
1865. 230 Kew Gardens from Richmond 
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HILBS, George Painter. 

67, Faulden Road^ 

Stoke Neivington, 
1892. 1 3 14 A gathering storm. 

HILES, Henry Painter. 

Longland Road^ Liscard^ 

Cheshire, 

1888. 13 1 3 Old houses, Bidston. 

1889. 1305 Bishop Wilson's school, Bur- 

ton, Cheshire. 
I, Melrose Terrace ^ Uscard, 
1898. 792 Sea pinks. 

HILL, Miss Adile Painter. 

8, DearCs Yard^ Westminster, 
1903. 1013 The goat's path, Portafino. 

HILL, Alfred Architect. 

22, George Street^ Cork, 
1876. 997 80, Patrick Street, Cork. 



HILL, 


Arthur Painter. 




13, Howland Street, 


1864. 


16 Oak in Bradgate Park. 




52, Upper Charlotte Street, 


1865. 


80 Mariana. ** She only said, * My 




life is dreary,' etc." 




10, Duke St,, Portland Place. 


1871. 


77 A parting glance. 


1872. 


450 Hetty. 




495 Farewell. 


1873. 


556 The little Puritan. 




557 " No human figure stirr'd to go 




or come, etc" 


1874. 


439 Nellie. 




455 Margaret. 




593 La Soubrette. 


1875. 


43 Tired out. 




473 Andromeda. 


1876. 


548 The Penitent. "Remembrance 




wakes, etc." 




1264 Evangeline. 




1328 Eva, daughter of G. P. Bidder, 




Esq., Q.C. 


1877. 


154 "Oh, that I had wings like a 




dove! etc." 




194 Oranges. 


1878. 


914 The intruder. 


1879. 


62 The foolish virgins. " And the 




door was shut." 




392 " My sorrow is greater than I 




can bear." 




12, Fitzrqy Street. 


1881. 


424 A study at Beer, South Devon. 




1006 Tibiclna. 


1882. 


701 A dancer. 


1884. 


1543 "As the hart panteth, etc." 



117, Abbey Road, 
1885. 629 A Maenad. 

Brook Green Studios, 
1893. 1060 A bacchante. 

HILL, Arthur G Architect. 

47, Belsize Avenue, 
1880. 1144 Design for a Cathedral organ 
case and screen. 
19, Carlingford Rocui, 

Hampstead, 
1 89 1. 1900 Case of the grand organ. Town 
Hall, Sydney. 

HILL, David Octavius, R.S.A. 

Painter. 

Carlton Hill Stairs, 

Edinburgh. 

1852. 464 Edinburgh on the Queen's 

birthday, viewed from Mons 

Meg Battery, Castle — News 

from India. 

1 86 1. 606 The Castle of Dunure, an an- 

cient stronghold of the Earls 
of Cassilis, Coast of Carrick, 
Ayrshire. 
Carlton Hill House, 

Edinburgh. 

1862. 558 The river Tay and North Inch 

of Perth, viewed from the 
bridge, looking towards 
Scone Palace, Bimam Hill, 
and the lower Grampian 
mountains — evening. 
Rock House, Carlton Hill, 

Edinburgh. 
1868. 141 Vale of the Forth, with the 
Ochil range and distant 
Grampians. 

HILL, Mrs. David Octavius (late 
Miss Amelia R. Paton) ... Sculptor. 

Carlton Hill, Edinburgh. 

1863. 1079 Sir Galahad, the good knight; 

marble bust. "My good 
blade carves the casques of 
men, etc." 

1864. 1006 Mary Louise, Countess of El- 

gin and Kincardine. Pre- 
sentation portrait. 

1865. 1013 Miranda; marble. ''Thefringed 

curtains of thine eye ad- 
vance, etc." 
1042 Mrs. A. Burns Shand. 

1866. 996 The late James Hay Erskine 

Wemys, Esq., of Wemys, 
M.P., etc. Presented to the 
Fife County Hall, Cupar. 
998 Sir Roderick Murchison, Bart., 
K.C.B. 



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Hill, Mrs. David Octavius — continued. 

1866. 1001 Henry Ashworth, Esq., of the 

Oaks, Bolton, ex-President 
of the Manchester Chamber 
of Commerce; marble. 
1032 Dr. Livingstone, the African 
explorer and Missionary, 
done from sittings in Edin- 
burgh in the summer of 
1865; marble. 

1867. 1049 Sir George Harvey, P.R.S.A.; 

marble bust. 

1055 The daughter of the chief; 
marble bust. 

1 1 64 Thomas Carlyle, Esq. ; modelled 
in Edinburgh, 1866. Exe- 
cuted in marble. 

1 182 Sir David Brewster, K.H., 
D.C.L., etc.; in marble. 

1868. 1 128 The late Sir David Brewster, 

etc., etc. ; modelled in 1866. 
1 131 Thomas Carlyle, etc.; marble 
bust. 
i869» 1223 Model for a colossal statue of 
Dr. Livingstone, the explorer 
of Africa, pioneer of civiliza- 
tion, and Christian mission- 
ary, etc., etc. 
1288 David Octavius Hill, R.S.A., 
secretary of the Royal Scot- 
tish Academy, etc.; marble. 
Newington Lodge, Edinburgh. 
1874. 1446 Six Noel Paton, R.S.A., H.M. 
Limner for Scotland. 
1448 S. Harwood, Esq., Tuddenham 
HaU. 



HILL, Diana Miniature Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1785. 291 Portrait of a lady. 
419 Flower piece. 
421 do. 

HILL, D. H Painter. 

Sutton House, West Bill, 

Highgate, 
1869. 698 Fishing Boats. 

HILL, Edwin A Architect. 

Oakfieldy Brentwood, 
1894. 1525 House at Brentwood. 

HILL, Miss Ellen G Painter. 

27, Thurlow Rd,, Hampstead, 
1873. 796 " Oh dear, what can the matter 
be? etc." 
1239 John Scott, Esq., of the Inner 
Temple. 



1874. 1211 

1263 

1876. 1095 
1879. 1247 

1885. 1659 
1678 

1886. 1483 

1891. 1625 

1892. 1554 

1893. 139* 



Arthur Hill, Esq., late of 9ruce 

Castle, Tottenham. 
Frederick Hill, Esq., assistant 

secretary to the Post office. 
Miss J. Lew in. 
Mrs. Henry Green. 
George Henry Pinckard, Esq. 
Mrs. Charles H. L. Woodd. 
Dr. Graves, Bishop of Limerick. 
Rev. E. G. Hall. 
Madame la Marquise. 
Waiting for the sedan chair. 



HILL, H. St. See S. 

HILL, Harriet Painter. 

27, Mansion House Row, 

Kennington, 

1813. 103 Will i' the Wisp. "A wander- 

ing fire, etc." 

2 1, Great Russell Street, 

1 8 14. 80 Imogen discovered in the cave. 

"I do note grief and patience 
rooted in him." 
321 A figure intended for a picture 
of the Judgment of King 
Solomon. 

Then spake the woman, whose 
the living child was, unto the 
king, and she said , * * Oh I my Lord, 
give her the living child and in no 
wise slay it." 

HILL, J Miniature Painter. 

— Hill, 18, FUet Street, 
1777. 167 A frame with four miniatures. 

— Hill, jun,, do, 
1779. 128 Mr. Edwards architect in 
Wales. 
129 A frame with four miniatures. 
T, J, Hill, do, 

1786. 271 Portraits of a mother and 

daughter. 

1787. 266 Portrait of a clergyman. 
296 do. young lady. 
360 do. lady. 

J, Hill, 9, Camomile Street, 

Bishopsgate. 
1 791. 300 Portrait of a Flemish country 
woman. 

HILL, J Painter. 

Forty Hill, Enfield, 
181 1. 347 Lock House, Enfield Marsh. 
1813. 366 The interior of a carpenter's 
shop. 

1815. 88 Portrait of W. Hill. 

1820. 333 A carpenter's yard, Enfield. 

373 Winter — a sketch. 
1825. 3^1 Sketch from nature. 



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HILL, J Architect. 

1 8, Church Raw^ 

Bethnal Green, 
1818. 934 Design for nobleman's seat. 

HILL, James John Painter. 

58, Neivman Street, 
1845. 533 Master of Ravens wood. 

76, Newman Street, 
1855. 384 The mountain stream. 

437 Interior of an Irish cabin. 

438 The punt. 

West Hill, Highgate. 

1857. 199 A shepherd boy. 

113, Stanhope Street, 

1858. 912 A fisher boy. 

1859. 332 The harvest field. 
1862. 95 A Galway rustic. 
1866. 347 Rest. 

1868. 186 Waiting. 

HILL, James S Painter. 

Ivy Bank, Hampstead, 

1880. 119 Morte Point, North Devon. 
352 Meadows near Southwold. 

1 88 1. 353 Sunset on the River Wey. 

Park Road Studios, N, W. 

1883. 214 "Tipt with eve's latest gleam 

of burning red." 
727 The season of mist and rain. 
Fitzjohn Mansions, 

Netherell Terrace, 
1886. 994 Leigh, Essex. 

Avondale, Compayne Gardens, 
West Hampstead, 

1 89 1. 939 Near Lewes. 

1892. 765 On the South Downs. 

\a, Steel^s Studio. 

1894. 809 Stanpit common, Christ- 

church. 

1895. 178 Deal Common. 

1896. 258 Crossing the sand. 
908 Studland Heath. 

1897. 139 When the tide is out. 
616 A moment's respite. 

1898. 555 Near Petworth. 

1899. 505 Solitude. 

1900. 595 A cottage by the sea. 
1031 West Street, Corfe. 

HILL, Justus Painter. 

15, Wendell Road, 

Shepherd's Bush, 

1884. 959 Old farm House. 

57, Bassein Park Road, W, 

1886. 637 The artist's colour-box. 
1272 Thames fish. 

1887. 746 The empty pitcher. 
786 After a mouse. 



1888. 556 The prisoner. 

1889. 833 The rescue. 

39, Wendell Road, 
1 891. 903 On the sick list. 
904 Rather too hot. 

35, Mill Hill Road, Acton, 
1895. 626 A consultation. 
743 A catastrophe. 
751 The helpmate. 

97, Shakespeare Road, Acton, 
1898. 173 News. 

HILL, J. B Painter. 

13, Charlotte Street, 
1839. 1 1 00 Abbot Lichfield's chapel. 

8, University Street, 
1845. 1 174 Distant view of London. 

HILL, Mrs. Kate E. 

Miniature Painter. 
29, Shell Bank, Ripon, 

1895. '°7i My portrait. 

1896. 1203 Borrowed plumes. 

1897. 1467 Katina, a Greek lady. 

HILL, Miss L. M Painter. 

Hampstead, 

1852. 271 The spirits of the clerk's two 

sons appearing to their 

mother on Christmas night. 

— Border Minstrelsy, 

HILL, Leonard Raven -...Illustrator. 
II, Cheyne Gardens, 
1889. 149 Gipsies. 

16, Adamson Road, 

South Hampstead, 

1897. 951 A lady and her children. 

1898. 1523 Original " Punch" drawing. 

HILL, Miss Lucie M. 

Miniature Painter. 
12, Kensington^ Bath, 

1903. 1 192 L'Ete. 

1904. 1 106 L'Automne. 

HILL, Roland Architect. 

124, Hurlingham Road, 

Fulham, 

1889. 2013 End of a drawing-room. 

1890. 1741 A reception room. 

HILL, Rowland H Painter. 

30, Heath Crescent, Halifax, 

1897. 107 Primrose gatherers. 
498 Blackberry gathering. 

1898. 590 Raiders. 

779 November storm. 
874 The hill-side spring. 



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Hill, Rowland H. — continued. 

1899. 6 Mrs. Samuel Atkinson. 
199 When duty calls. 

393 Faggot-gatherers. 

1900. 1056 Homeward. 

1 90 1. 607 The allotment garden. 
991 The landing place. 

i903« 558 Study of a head. 

HILL, Thomas Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

53, Great Marlborough Street. 

572 A landscape composition. 

205 A sketch of a head. 

482 View in Dean's Yard, West- 
minster. 

T. Hill, jun., do. 

478 View of the Archbishop's 
Palace and Lambeth church 
from the water. 

338 View at Matlock, Derbyshire. 

527 Entrance to the peak cavern, 
Derbyshire. 

604 View in Middleton Dale, 
Derbyshire. 

701 View of Haddon Hall, belong- 
ing to the Duke of Devon- 
shire. 

324 View in Staffordshire. 



1800. 
1802. 
1803. 



1805. 



1806. 



1807. 



1808. 



ILL, 


Thomas Painter. 




8, Beaumont Street, 




Portland Place. 


1880. 


648 Miss Edith Savile. 




1 2, Trafalgar Studios. 


1881. 


33 Seclusion. 




130 Victorine. 




Wednesfield, 




near Wolverhampton. 


1882. 


13 14 A Chelsea celebrity. 




1469 Job and the messengers. 




8, Beaumont Street, 




Portland Place. 


1883. 


505 Entrance to St. Decuman's, 




Porlock. 




1455 In the orchard. 


1884. 


229 Africa. 




401 Mary, daughter of John Page, 




Esq. 




20, Queen^s Square, 




Wolverhampton, 


1887. 


209 Nathaniel Neal Solly, Esq. 


1888. 


757 J. Y. Totherick, Esq., M.D. 




Tom Hill, 




Codsall, Wolverhampton. 


1890. 


813 Grandfather's clock. 


1892. 


626 The mariner. 




Radford, Stafford. 


1896. 


S7^ Portrait of a lady. 




820 Eileen. 



9, Crescent, Birmingham. 
1898. 5^8 Fairy Land. 
771 Harvest time. 

I, Fulham Plcue, Paddingtoti. 
1 90 1. 321 The Village saw mill. 
1903. 4" Mrs. J. H. Griffin. 

HILL, Thomas Joseph Architect. 

15, Old Street, City Road. 

1855. 1223 Design for a mansion. 

HILL, W. N. or F Architect. 

I, St. Swithifis Lane. 

1856. 1 146 New Music Hall, Covent Gar- 

den. 

HILL-SNOWE, Miss Lilly... Painter. 
3, Holtham Road, Abbey Road. 
1885. '^77 " Go where glory waits thee." — 
Moore. 

HILLIAR, J Architect. 

II, Bloomsbury Street. 

1808. 903 Design for a market house, 

town hall, and engine house. 

HILLIARD, William Henry. 

Painter. 
Boston, U.S.A. 
1880. 245 Ruins at Grez, France. 

HILLINGPORD, Robert Alexander. 

Painter. 
9, Cornwall Road, Bayswater. 
1866. 147 Petrucio. "Hearing thy mild- 
ness prais'd in every town, 
etc." — Taming of the Shrew. 
30, Scarsdale Villas. 
1868. 529 Before the toumament. 

Cornwall Lodge, Hammersmith. 

1872. 535 The armourer and the Glee 

maiden. 

"Nay, iiay,''said Henry, "keep 
hold of my cloak or my arm, if it 
helps you forward better. A fair 
sight we are, and had I but a 
rebeck or a guitar at my back, 
and a jackanapes on my shoulder, 
we should seem as joyous a brace 
of strollers as ever touched string 
at castle gates.'' — Fair Afaid of 
Perth. 

972 The antechamber. "Success 
brings fortune in its train, 
etc." 

1873. 1070 Miinchausen. "These stories 

are supposed to be related 
by the Baron for the amuse- 
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1874. 573 Mesmer. 

Frederick Anton Mesmer was 
at the height of his popularity 
in Paris in the year 17S0. His 
patients were received in a vast 
nail hung with mirrors and par- 
tially darkened. Some he affected 
to influence by passes of the hand 
or by the action of his magic 
wand, etc 

952 During the Wandering of 
Charies Edward Stuart 

Flora Macdonald, exhausted by 
the fatigues she had undergone, 
feir asleep at the bottom of the 
boat; Cnarles remained seated 
near, watching her slumbers, 
although his thoughts probably 
strayed away to his rumed for- 
tunes and vanished hopes. 

1875. 181 A manager's troubles. 

1877. 1 00 1 Beatrice. "I wonder that you 
will still be talking, Signior 
Benedick; nobody marks 
you." 

1879. 628 A summons from the Invisible 

Judges. 

And by this token, wherever 

}re be or whither ye wend, ye shall 
eave all to perform our behests. 

1880. 482 England's welcome to Henry V 

after Agincourt. 

The people of England on hear- 
ing of the approach of their 
sovereign, were literally mad with 
joy ana triumph. At Dover they 
rushed into the sea to meet him, 
and carried him ashore on their 
shoulders. 

1881. 428 "IchDien." 

John of Luxembourg, the old 
and blind King of Bohemia, find- 
ing that the battle of Crecy was 
going against the French, placed 
himself between two knights, 
whose bridles were interlaced on 
either side with his, and chaiged 
into the midst of the mel^. In 
the morning they were all found 
dead on the field with their horses 
tied together. His crest, three 
ostrich leathers, and motto, " Ich 
Dien" (I serve) were adopted by 
the Black Prince, and have ever 
since been the cognisance of the 
Princes of Wales. 

845 The last days of Sir Philip 
Sidney. 

The fight was over; the wounded 
gentleman was borne back to the 
camp, and thence in a boige to 
Amheim. 



1882. 



1883. 



1884. 
1886. 

1888. 



IV. 



844 The Duke's musicians: a re- 
miniscence of Hardwick 
Hall. 

475 " In presence." 
1038 Home from the Indies: a story 
of adventure. 

986 Yet still a King. 

The other two officers rode up 
and came quite close. We knew 
at once who it was. It was the 
King. . . . We took off our hats 
and saluted him. 

1889. 803 After Waterloo: the English 
Army halting upon what had 
been, in the morning, the 
French position on the line 
of La Belle Alliance. 

1 89 1. 584 Napoleon's peril at Brienne-le- 
Chateau. 

The career of Napoleon, who 
was advancing to enter the town, 
was nearly cut short by a Cossack, 
one of a band who had dashed 
unawares upon the Emperor's 
staff, and singling him out, charged 
him with his limce in rest, and 
was only arrested by a bullet from 
the pistol of Gourgaud, which 
brought the daring lancer to the 
ground. 

16, Bohover Street. 
1893. 469 The Ball given by the Duchess 
of Richmond at Brussels, 
15th June, 1815. Blucher's 
second messenger arrived at 
ten o'clock with the news of 
the attack by the French on 
the Prussian right. 
1895. 801 Lady Hamilton's welcome to 
victors of the Nile: Naples, 
1798. 
103 The Morning of Waterloo. 
505 Summoned to Waterloo: Brus- 
sels, dawn of June 16, 18 15. 
S5 Sebastopol: the attack on the 

Redan. 
615 The Scots Greys among the 

French guns at Waterloo. 
584 A critical moment at Quatre 

Bras. 

1009 The flight of the French through 
the town of Vittoria: Penin- 
sular War. 

1 90 1. 575 South Africa, 1901: the dawn 

of Peace. 

1902. 486 George II at Dettingen, 1743. 



HILLS, George Macdonald. 

Architect. 

12^ John Street J Adelphi. 

i860. 672 Wiston Church, near Steyning. 

p 



1896. 
1898. 

1899. 



1900. 



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HILLS, John Gem Engraver. 

41, Oxford Street, 

1778. 144 Two frames of insects; en- 

graved in chrystal and 
painted. 

1779. 127 Two frames of birds and in- 

sects; engraved and coloured 
in real chrystal. 

HILLS, Miss Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

1799. 469 Iris Bellager. 

478 Chamiares fleur de lis. 

HILLS, Robert Painter. 

Keppel Rout^ New Road, 
1791- 53* Wood scene with gypsy fortune 
tellers. 
Alsofs Buildings^ New Road, 
1792. 659 Landscape. 

Upper Grafton Street, 

1800. 760 Cottage scene with cattle. 

1801. 337 Front gate of St. Augustin's 

monastery, Canterbury. 

15, London Street, 

18 13. 80 Asses. 

18 14. 509 Scene in Stockgill, Ambleside, 

with cattle. 

181 5. 400 A farmhouse at Neuveville, 

Normandy. 

1816. 524 A farmyard. 
529 Cattle. 

705 Fallow Deer. 

722 Landscape and cattle. 

181 7. 584 A stag and hind. 

595 Farmyard at Halse, Somerset- 
shire. 
603 Roes. 

18 18. 482 The haymakers' repast. 

1819. 505 Cattle. 

523 Cattle — after rain. 
546 Cattle. 

627 Sheep. 

656 Ploughing. 

657 Cottage children and pigs. 
662 Sheep folding. 

20, Howland Street, 

1820. 489 A blacksmith's shop. 
493 Wood scene with cattle. 

501 View near Hastings, looking 
towards Beachy-head. 

524 The wounded stag. "To the 

which place a poor seques- 
tered stag, etc." 

559 View near Hastings. 

566 Scene do. 

610 Interior of a stable. 

612 View at Bailey's hill, near 
Sevenoaks. 



1 82 1. 465 Fallow deer, scene in Knowle 

park. 
468 View at Mitcham, Surrey. 
473 Road scene with cattle. 

508 Cattle. 

509 Red deer. 
544 A farm yard. 

1822. 44a Cattle — Evening effect at Mar- 

gate. 

460 Cattle — Evening effect at Am- 
bleside. 

517 Red deer — stormy sunset. 

528 Interior of a cow house, for- 
merly in Mary-le-bone park. 

542 Mountain scenery with cattle. 

566 Scene near Rydal, do. 

57, Margaret Street, 

1823. 609 Landscape and cattle — sunset. 

1824. 537 Ploughing. 

HILLS, Walter A., and Sons. 

Architects. 
149, Bow Road^ E, 
1899. 171 5 St. Andrew's church, Bromley- 
by-Bow. 

HILLYARD, H Painter. 

1834. 507 St. Anthony's Chapel. 

HILTON, Henry Painter. 

Fir Viiia, Trefrew, 

near Conway, 

1880. 749 A sunny day on the moors. 

20, Hampden Street, 

Birkenhead. 
796 The old mill. 

1 88 1. 678 OntheroadtoLlynGeirionydd, 

North Wales. 
1883. 380 Gleams of Sunlight. 

HILTON, Miss Marie E Painter. 

76, Bow Road. 
1889. 1329 Still life. 

HILTON, Robert Painter. 

II, Elm Grove, Cricklewood, 
1886. 621 Meadows by the Darenth. 

HILTON, William Painter. 

399, Strand. 
1778. 145 Portrait of a gentleman. 

HILTON, William, R,A Painter. 

31, King Street, Covent Garden 

1803. 741 Banditti. 

1804. 149 Hector re-inspired by Apollo; 

a sketch. "The fainting 
hero, as the vision bright, 
etc." 



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1806. 
1807. 

1808. 
1810. 
1811. 
1812. 

1813. 

1814. 

1816. 

1818. 

1819. 
1820. 

1821. 

1822. 
1823. 

1824. 

1825. 



33, Newman Street, 

281 Cephalis and Procris. "In 
this disguise to my own 
home I came, etc." 
40, Windmill Street^ 

Fitzroy Square, 

405 Venus carrying iEneas from 
the field and pursued by 
Diomed. 

535 Ulysses and Calypso. " Here 
on his musing mood the 
goddess prest, etc." 

275 The good Samaritan. 

93, Norton St., Fitzroy Square. 

260 B. Brooks, Esq. 

10, Percy Street, 
18 John of Gaunt reproving 
King Richard II, etc. 

371 Christ restoring sight to the 
blind, etc. — ^St. Matthew, ix, 
28. 

295 Mary anointing the feet of 
Jesus, etc. 
(Elected A.R.A.) 

x8i Miranda and Ferdinand bear- 
ing a log. "If you'll sit down, 
etc." — ^Tempest, act iii, sc. i. 

283 The raising of Lazarus. "Jesus 
cried with a loud voice, 
Lazarus, come forth, etc." 

291 Una with the Satyrs. "So from 
the ground she fearlesse doth 
arise, etc." — Spenser's Fae- 
rie Queene. 
(Elected R.A.) 
27 Ganymede. " Upward the gol- 
den eagle wings his way, 
etc." 

170 Venus in search of Cupid sur- 
prises Diana at her bath. 
" Soone her garments loose 
upgathering, etc." — Spen- 
ser's Faerie Queene. 

128 Nature blowing bubbles for her 
children. "Blow sportive 
bladders in the beamy sun, 
etc." 

128 The Calydonian Hunt. 

196 Comus with the lady in the 
enchanted chair. "One sip 
of this, etc." 
60 Love taught by the Graces. 
" By whose clear voice sweet 
music was found, etc." 

105 Christ crowned with thorns. 
"And they stripped him, 
and put on him a scarlet 
robe, etc." Purchased for 
the Chantrey Bequest in 
iS'j'j for jQiyOoo. 



1827. 178 The Crucifixion. Painted for 

the Corporation and Town 
of Liverpool. 

1828. 174 Cupid and Nymph. "The little 

love-god lying once asleep, 
etc." 

1829. 180 The meeting of Abraham's 

servant and Rebekah. "And 
the servant rose to meet her, 
etc." — Genesis, xxiv, 17. 

1 83 1. 64 Sir Calepine rescuing Serena. 

"Sir Calepine by chaunce 
more than by choice, etc." 
— Spenser. 
168 The Angel releasing Peter from 
prison. "And he went out 
and followed him, etc." — 
Acts, chap. xii. 

1832. 77 Una seeking shelter in the 

cottage of Coreeca. "By 
this arrived there Dame 
Una, etc." — Spenser. 

1833. 117 Rebecca and Abraham's serv- 

ant. " And I asked her and 
said, whose daughter art 
thou, etc." — Genesis, chap. 
xxiv. 
1834* 194 Editha and the monks search- 
ing for the body of Harold. 

The body, stripped of its 
armour, was so disfigured that 
the monks were unable to dis- 
tinguish it. In this emergency 
they had recourse to Editha, the 
ladv with the swan's neck, who, 
with the keen eye of affection, 
recognized the remains of her 
lover. 

1335. 136 Nymph and Cupid. "To laugh- 
ing Cupid owns her cherished 
smart, etc." 

1836. 149 The infant warrior. "This 
Hotspur Mars in swathing 
clothes, etc." 

1838. 193 "Then Herod, when he saw 
that he was mocked of the 
wise men, was exceeding 
wroth, and sent forth, and 
slew all the children that 
were in Bethlehem, etc." — 
St. Matthew, chap. ii. 

HIME, Harry Painter. 

21, Leigh Street, Liverpool, 
1887. 1264 Evening glow. 

14, Castle Street, Liverpool, 

1889. 238 The rosy clouds of evening. 
1338 Evening glow. 

1890. 127 The rising flood. 
1895. 371 Counting the flock. 



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HINCHLIFFE, John EUcy. 

Sculptor. 
29, Frederick Place, 

18 14. 8o2 Christian fighting with Apol- 

lyon. "Rejoice not against 
me, etc." 

5, Momingion Place, 

1815. 871 I^onidas opposing the Persians 

at the Straits of Thermopyla. 
" For one last effort, etc." 

1 8 1 6. 915 The combat between Menelaus 

and Paris. " Furious he said, 
and tow*rd the Grecian crew, 
etc." — Homer, 

1817. 1013 Bust of a lady.* 
10x4 do. gentleman. 

1074 Theseus throwing Sciron down 
the rocks. 

1 818. 1074 Aurora as the morning star 

taking off the veil of night. 
1076 Venus as the evening star, 

putting on the veil of night. 
1084 Bust of a gentleman. 
1094 do. Dr. Clough. 

18 1 9. 1 189 Model of a monumental bas- 

relief. "Then shall the 
righteous shine forth as the 
sun." 

1820. 1007 Theseus rescuing Hippodamia 

fromEurytus. "With female 
shrieks the dome resounds, 
etc." 

1821. 1152 Night producing iEther and the 

Day. — Theogony of Hesiod. 

1822. 1039 Bust of a gentleman. 

1040 Resignation; for a monument. 
"Thy will be done." 

1823. 1080 Bas-relief of Hope, for a monu- 

ment. " My hope hath been 
in thee, O Lord." 

1824. 1026 Bas-relief for a monument; a 

sketch. " He that believeth 
on the Son, etc." 

1827. 1119 Part of a monument. "Thy 

will be done." 

1828. 1157 Part of a monument. "I shall 

go to him, etc." 
1185 Part of a monument. "My 
hope hath been in thee, etc." 

1829. 1148 Part of a monument. "I shall 

go to him, etc." 

1830. 1272 Monumental figure in marble. 

"The Lord gave, etc." 

1831. ii6i Amonumental figure in marble. 

1832. 1 134 Sketch in plaster for a can- 

delabrum. "Pity the sorrows 
of a poor old man." 

1833. 1156 A figure in marble; part of a 

monument. 

1834. 1046 do. do. do. 



i335- 



1836. 
1837- 



1 1 1 5 Resignation ; a figure in marble, 
etc. 

1 1 30 Faith; a figure in marble, etc. 

1 1 16 Hope; do. do. 
1200 Part of a monument in St. 

Mary's church, Taunton, to 

the late Mrs. Norris of 

Thorncombe. 
1838. 1273 A kneeling figure; part of a 

monument, etc. 
1293 Sketch for part of a monument. 

" She is not dead, etc." 
1307 Marble bust of a gentleman. 
1370 Affection; part of a monument. 

" He shall rise again." 
1346 Part of a monument. "The 

Lord gave, etc." 
1399 A figure of Faith; for part of a 

monument. " The Just shall 

live by his faith." 



1839. 

1845. 
1847. 



HINCHLIFF, Miss ... ... Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
181 1. 60 View of Taplow Mill, near 
Maidenhead. 
534 The interior of Brockley 
Coombe, Somersetshire. 

HINCHLIFF, Woodbine K. 

Painter. 

Church Villa, Bushey. 
1895. 1280 Faithful friends. 

1 28 1 "And gentlewomen wear such 

caps as these." 
1310 Miss Maud Hinchliff. 
IVorlington House, 

Instoiv, North Devon. 

1897. 1347 Old age in the Argentine. 
1696 A bramble tangle. 

1898. 1483 The rose legend of St. Eliza- 

beth of Hungary. 

1899. 433 In the Argentine, etc. 
1452 A cottage Garden. 

1 50 1 Bramble blossom. 
49, Roland Gardens, 

South Kensington, 

1 90 1. 496 A Devonshire dell. 

1902. 310 Evening. 

1904. 1396 Florence from Fiesole. 

HINCHLIFFE, Richard G.... Painter. 
119, Bedford Street, Liverpool. 
1902. 146 The age of Innocence. 
1904. 814 Mute sympathy, 

HINCKLEY, Thomas Hewes, 

Painter, 
BGsion, Api^ma* 
1858. 269 Setters at rest. 
birds. 




THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



109 



1858. 450 So-ho. Setters at a point. 
American quails. 

HINCKS, William. 

Miniature Painter. 
— Hincks^ 
16, Old Compton Strut, Soho. 

1 78 1. 90 Portrait of a gentleman; 

crayons. 
W, Hincks, 
98, Carey St,, Chancery Lane, 

1782. 103 Portrait of a gentleman. 

104 do. lady sacrificing to 
Venus. 

49, Mortimer Street, 

Cavendish Square. 

1783. 171 A head. 

349 Recording Uncle Toby's oath, 
from Sterne's story of Le 
Fevre in Tristram Shandy, 
Vol. s, Chap. 8. 

353 Mrs. Mahon with a Cupid. 

1784. 76 Britannia, Hibemia, and Scotia, 

exhibiting the names of their 
great commanders in the late 
war. 

1785. 27s Frame with miniatures. 
301 Portrait of a lady. 

351 do. a gentleman. 

1786. 333 Portrait of the founder of the 

Society for the encourage- 
ment of arts, manufactures, 
and commerce. 
357 Portrait of an artist. 

1787. 284 do. a naval officer. 
334 do. a gentleman. 
373 do. a child. 

442 do. a gentleman. 
At Mr. Brydon% 

Charing Cross, 
1790. 365 Frame containing five minia- 
tures. 
No initials, 22, Rathbone Place, 
1797. 887 Portrait of H.R.H. the Princess 
of Wales. 

HIND, Miss Ellen Mary Painter. 

2S,partmouthFarkinil,N. W, 
1900. 1 3 19 Primroses. 

HIND, Frank Painter. 

Trent Villa, 

Avenue Road, Leamington, 

813 Evening in Venice. 
%^% Distant Venice. 
7!is A street in Seville looking 
towards the University. 

105 Acorner of my garden, Granada, 
Sjmin. 

4H Moonlight in Granada, Spain. 



1SS7 
t338 




' 1890. 942 Anemones. 

1893. 635 Out of the hunt. 
i 659 Among the laundresses, Anda- 

I lusia, Spain. 

I 666 The washerwoman's family, 

Andalusia, Spain. 
717 Near the Alhambra, Granada. 
754 Street in Seville, Spain. 
783 Evening effect— street in Seville, 

Spain. 
785 Street in Seville, Spain. 
1896. 77^ From the Albaicen, Granada, 
ip, Clarendon Place, 

Leamington, 

1903. 984 Three little Scandinavian girls. 

HIND, Miss Gertrude F Painter. 

4, Thurloiv Road, Hampstead, 

1904. 578 Shore houses, St Ives. 

HIND, Miss P Painter. 

I, Camden Road Place, 

Holloway, 

1844. 125 Young mischief. 

1845. 418 Flowers, fruit, etc. 

HINDLBY, Godfrey C Painter. 

Woherton Lodge, 

Goldhawk Road, 
1376. 559 "Certes, he was a most en- 
gaging wight." 

1877. 1014 The world and the church. 

298, Goldhawk Road, 

1878. 48 Study of a man's head. 

254 Old Mill, Matching, Essex. 

8, Eardley Crescent, 

1879. 99 "If she be not fair for me, 

etc." 
365 *• Francois Xavier Auguste was 

a gay mousquetaire, etc." 
567 After the duel. 
625 Christmas roses. 

1880. 1510 A bundle of possibilities. 

1881. 414 " Cruel only to be kind." 
527 A chapter of accidents. 
955 Lilac. 

1882. m The course of true love. 
401 Suspicious. 

298, Goldhawk Road, 

1883. 572 Forget-me-not. 

I, Bath Road, Bedford Park, 

1884. 195 The standard-bearer. 
488 "Will he come?" 
509 To Anthea. 

1885. 634 Pickles. 

1886. 626 "To fortune and to fame un- 

known." 

1887. 452 The music lesson. 

1888. 1088 A good story. "A hit, a very 

palpable hit." 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Hindley, Godfrey C. — continued, 

1890. 1103 The early life of John Bunyan. 

Presently, after this, I changed 
my condition into a married state, 
and my mercy was to light upon 
a wife whose father was counted 
godly, etc — Bunyan^ s ** Grace 
Abounding^ 

1 89 1. 851 Sunday morning. 

1892. 29 El Corregidor. 

1893. 1382 1 Illustrations to "Fortunes of 
:Sf Nigel." 

1900. 560 The course of true love. 

1903. 6 Rembrandt. 

HINDLEY, Miss Helen M... .Painter. 
I, Bath Road, Bedford Park. 

1 90 1. 1 1 38 Impromptu. 

1902. 969 Portrait of my grandmother. 

1904. 651 Domestic service. 

HINDU, Artist Painter. 

1841. 858 Lord Auckland, Governor-Gen- 
eral of India, holding a Dur- 
bar during his tour through 
the north-west provinces of 
Bengal. 

HINE, George Thomas ... Architect. 

Nottingham, 
1890. 1888 Claybury asylum, etc. 

HINE, Harry, R,I, Painter. 

24, Park Road, N, IV. 

1873. 791 At Leigh, Essex. 

1874. 819 Hill of Howth, near Dublin. 
825 Old Eastbourne, Sussex. 

4, Steele's Terrace, N, W, 

1875. 646 Old Place, Pulborough. 
698 Widow Ray, Beds. 

775 Midhurst, Sussex. 

Verulam Road, St. Albans. 

1877. 679 St. Alban's Abbey, Herts, from 

the west. 

1878. 740 Durham Cathedral. 

27, Holywell Hill, St. Albans. 
1892. 1209 Mount Orgueil, Jersey. 

Stevenage, Herts, 
1897. 1303 Lincoln Minster, from the Lin- 
dum Road. 

HINE, Mrs. Harry. See Miss Victoria 
S. Colkett, vol. ii, page 103. 

HINE, H. G Painter. 

52, East Street, Brighton. 
1830. 96 Don Quixote in the Sable 

mountain. I 

1839. 1 1 10 The interior of the cloister of 
Rouen Cathedral. 



22, Brecknock Street. 
1847. 528 Sunset on the hills. 
185 1. 963 The experimental Squadron. 
1 199 The climbing boy. "I love 
these young Africans of our 
own growth — poor dim 
specks! innocent blackness." 
— C. Lamb. 
1235 A Fellow of the Society of An- 
tiquaries. 

HINE, Henry George, V.P.R.L 

Painter. 

4, Fortess Terrace. 
1859. 419 Smugglers waiting for a lugger. 
1 86 1. 750 Wrecks on the beach at Brigh- 
ton. 

HINE, William Egerton Painter. 

E. Hine. 
1873. 705 Sea Coast. 

W. E. Hine, Westcott, Dorking. 
1889. 527 On the Mole. 

Art School, Harrow School. 
1898. 455 Weeds. 
1901. 1 149 Sunlight and sand. 

HINES, Frederick Painter. 

13, Fitzroy Street. 
1879. *<^5 Silver birches. 

948 In the Queen's Bower Wood, 
New Forest. 
32, Gloucester Road, 

Regent's Park. 
1 88 1. 184 In the glad spring-time. 

13, Fitzroy Square. 

1884. 728 Golden Autumn. 

Forest Side, Epping. 

1885. 1 3 14 The edge of the pine wood. 
1377 Old Cottage near Epping. 

23, Bucks tone Rd., Chingford. 

1886. 279 A forest pool — moonrise. 
1 27 1 Sheep and beeches. 

1887. 728 The charcoal burners, Ching- 

ford, Epping Forest. 

1888. 128 In Hawk Wood, Chingford. 
778 The meadow gate. 

1297 Evening. 
1419 The reapers. 

The Gables, Chingford. 

1889. 1 5 14 The woodland solitude. 

68, Shaftesbury Avenue. 
1897. "** In ^^ d^cp of tbc wood — 
moonrise. 

HINES, Theodore Painter. 

13, Fitzroy Street. 

1880. 469 Spring. 

1 88 1. 1424 The Village of Luccombe, Isle 

of Wight. 



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III 



121, Charlotte Street, 

1883. 495 A fisherman's garden. 

770 A southerly wind and a cloudy 
sky. 

1884. 872 Lingering light. 

1888. 1006 The path by Loch Katrine. 

13, Fitzroy Street, 

1889. 405 Gloaming. 

HINLEY, Alfred Painter. 

Broad Street Comer ^ 

Birmingham. 

1890. II 18 An old house — Broadway, 

Worcestershire. 

HINSON, Miss EtherBrooke. 

Painter. 1 

Sutton^ Beckingham, | 

1886. 37 A Spanish student. 

1887. 671 Relics of the past. 

1888. 101 2 A meditative lassie. 

4, Cedars JRoad, Beckenham, 

1891. 837 Un profil perdu. 

HINTON, G Enamel Painter. 

25, Perceval Street^ Clerkenwell, 
1 84 1. 824 Tancred and Clorinda; an 
enamel from Angelica Kauff- 
man, etc. 

HIORNS, Frederick R. ... Architect. 

71, Pepy^ Roady Wimbledon, 
1904. 1 66 1 A colonnaded crescent Road. 

HIPKINS, Miss Edith Painter. 

100, Warwick Gardens, 

1883. 222 "With thy sweet fingers, etc." 

1884. 161 8 " Hickory dickory dock." 

1897. 1233 Evening. 
134* Morning. 

1898. 810 Portrait of a gentleman. 

HIPKINS, John Etcher. 

100, Warwick Gardens, 
1897. 1680 Book-plate. After Anna Alma- 
Tadema. 

HIRST, J. H Architect. 

Town Hall, Hull, 
1902. 1567 Market and Com Exchange, 
Hull. 

HIRST, Norman Engraver. 

Bmtmshall Road, Bushey, 

1890. 1700 Lady with muff. 

1891. 1716 Panmure Gordon, Esq. After 
H, Herkomer, R.A 

1893. 1456 ** Hush-abye." After Laura 
Alma-Tadema* 




1894. 449 Miss M. A. Windle. 

Richmond, Parkstone, Dorset, 

1895. 1399 Daphne. After H. Herkomer, 

R.A. 

1896. 842 Peveril Point, Purbeck. 

1897. 1736 Spithead. After J. M. W. 

Turner, R.A. 

1898. 1497 La Cigale. After Henrietta 

Rae. 
The Moorings, 

Mudeford, Christchurch, 

1899. 1599 Sir Henry Tate, Bart. After 

H. Herkomer, R.A. 
1603 Fancy free. After A. Stuart 
Wortley. 

1900. 1669 The Question. After Marcus 

Stone, R.A. 
1675 Lady Skipwith. After Sir Joshua 
Reynolds, P. R.A. 

1 90 1. 1514 The Devil's Punch bowl. 

The Meadows, 

Longport, Somerset, 

1902. 1323 The Capture. After Herbert 

Draper. 

1903. 1407 The Emblem. After F. Dicksee, 

R.A. 

1409 Stormy noon. After J. Con- 
stable, R.A. 
1904 1318 My lady fair. After Frank Dick- 
see, R.A. 

13*4 Salisbury Cathedral. After 
J. Constable, R.A. 

HISCOCKS, Alfred James. 

Architect. 
Great Dover Street. 
1836. ioi4[^Schools of St. George, South- 
wark. 

HISCOX, George D Painter. 

Beaufort House, Slough, 
1884. 970 "Now fades the glimmering 

landscape on the sight." 
1886. 1222 Hues of evening. 
1273 Twilight lingers on. 
1306 " Mute silence reigns." 

Clarence Studio, Windsor, 

1888. 1172 Forest and moor. 

1889. 1331 A Torrent from the mountains. 

1 890. 542 '' Such scenes as youthful poets 

dream, By moss - grown 

beech, by wood and stream." 
1219 "O'er all there hangs a 

shadow, etc." 
1295 A grey morning on the Comish 

coast near St. Mawes. 
The Studio, Cedars, Windsor, 

1 89 1. A^i "Now fades the glimmering 

landscape, etc," 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



HITCHCOCK, Miss Kate ... Painter, 
96, Adelaide Road, N, W. 

1885. 45 s £1 Bandido. 

1886. 920 Washing day. 



KITCHENS, Alfred Painter. 

II, Marlborongh Road. 
786 Mrs. Alfred Kitchens. 
1 24 1 Love awakening the soul. 

35, Kensington Square. 
516 The shadow of a vow. 



1889. 



1890. 



1891. 
1892. 
1893. 



1897. 



*5« 
421 



Hiscox, George— continued. 

1 89 1. 642 " O'er the dark forest peers the 

setting sun.'' 
1 105 Hard times. 

1892. 335 "The golden footprints of de- 

parting day." 
1078 The haunt of the wild fowl. 

1 896. 343 " Silence everywhere, etc." 

1897. 1049 " The last glint of sunlight o'er 

forest and moor." 
1078 A forest pool in Winter. 

I, Queen's Terrace, Windsor. 
1899. 982 " Ye distant spires, etc." 

1140 "Ave Maria 'tis the hour of 
prayer, etc." 

HISLOP, Andrew Painter. 

105, West Nile St., Glasgow. 

1889. 322 Cathcart Castle, January. 

HITCH, N Sculptor. 

60,, Har/ey/ord Road. 
1884. 1789 F. Weekes, Esq. 

HITCHCOCK, George Painter. 

21, Gracechurch Street. 

1886. 636 "Alma Mater." 

1887. 433 Dutch shrimpers. 

5, Vigo Street. 

1890. 750 Tulip culture. 

Egmont Am Z^e, Holland. 

1 89 1. 291 Maternity. 

116, Neiv Bond Street. 

1892. 216 The scarecrow. 
1894. 577 Mary at the house of Eliza- 
beth. 

S, Regent Street. 

1896. 984 Hagar and Ishmael. 

1897. 954 St. George. 

1898. 503 The godmother. 
6i6 The promise of March. 

1899. 254 Hyacinths. 

HITCHCOCK, J Painter. 

234, Strand. 
1790. 473 A mill near Exeter, Devonshire. 
1792. 273 Portrait of an artist. 
i793« 5^8 do. a lady. {Mrs. 
Knight.) 
836 Portrait of a lady. 

HITCHCOCK, J. J Architect. HITZ, Miss Dora Painter. 

51, Edgware Road. \ '8, Percy Street. 

1827. 488 View of a design for a Gothic | 1890. 1314 "Hope deferred maketh the 

cottage. heart sick." 
182S. 987 Design for a triumphal monu- 
ment. \ HIXON, W. J Painter. 

\t^ Rathbone Place. ' \^ Si. Albans Terrace. 

1829. 101 S Design for a national monu> 1827. 49 Cows — ^morning, 

ment. 1829. 646 Spanish donkeys. 



1898. 
1902. 



The goddess Vesta was repre- 
sented in her temple by the eternal 
fire burning on ner altar as her 
living symbol, which was kept up 
and attended to by the vestals, 
her virgin priestesses. 

Dutch fish carriers. 

Miss Margaret Cusse. 
830 Miss Agnes Crockett. 

Homewoody 

Englefield Green, Surrey. 
480 Galatea by the spring of Acis. 

Galatea, a sea nymph, was be- 
loved by the Cyclops, while Ads, 
a shepherd had her affections. 
The Cyclops crushed his rival 
with a rock, and Galatea, incon- 
solable, changed Acis into a spring 
of water. 

751 Mermaids. 

535 The passing of summer. 

620 Roses. 



HITCHINGS, E. G Painter. 

81, Stanhope Street. 
395 Landscape composition. 

4, Royal Street, Lambeth. 
1833. 325 Coast scene — evening effect. 



1831. 



HITCHINGS, Miss Henrietta C. 

Painter. 
IVargrave, Henley. 

1856. 73 The lock at Shiplake, Berks. 

1857. 52 A willow bordered stream, 

Berkshire. 

HITCHINS, John Painter. 

5, Langton Place, Kensington. 
1866. 391 Sunset after rain. 



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1855. 1323 The old Talbot Inn at South- 

wark. 
8, Victoria Grave Terrace. 

1856. 60 An Arabian horse in a farrier's 

shop. 

HOARE (E. B.) and WHEELER 

(M.) Architects. 

1 1 a, Orchard Street. 

1902. 1547 Three town Houses. 

1903. '597 House in the West End. 

HOARE, George T Painter. 

Bumham HousCy 

Clifton Grovcy Slough, 

1888. 882 The Mill pond. 

1889. 979 A reach on the upper Thames. 

HOARE, Prince Painter. 

Piccadilly. 

1 781. 47 A family. 

66 Mother and dead child. 
422 Portrait of a lady. 

Golden Square. 

1782. 3 Portrait of a naval officer. 

246 Alceste, having devoted herself 
to death for her husband, 
recommends her children to 
Vesta. From Euripides. 

379 Portrait of a lady. 

1783. 75 The wife of Avery, after being 

benighted and frozen to 
death, 1773, with her child, 
who had slept unhurt by her 
side, trying to wake her. 
86 Portrait of an artist. {Mr. 

Hoare^ senr.) 
137 Portrait of an Asiatic. 

1784. 224 Cornelia on her children's 

coming in from school, re- 
plying to the lady who had 
boastingly displayed her 
jewels. These are the jewels 
of a mother. — Valerius 
Maximus. 
347 Portrait of a nobleman's son. 

1785. 12 do. lady. 
(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

1815. 684 J. Northcote, Esq., R.A. 

HOARE, William, jR.A Painter. 

Bath. 
1770. 104 Portraits of two children; in 
crayons. 

105 A portrait of a young midship- 

man; whole length. 

106 A View in the gardens of 

Henry Hoare, Esq., at Stour- 
head, Wilts. 

IV. 



1 77 1. 94 A portrait of a lady and boy; 

whole lengths 

1772. 114 A portrait of a boy; whole 

length. 

115 A portrait of a boy in the 

character of a Cupid; 
crayons. 

1 1 6 Prudence instructing her pupil ; 

crayons. 

117 A Diana; crayons. 

1773* 137 A gentleman, and lady, and 
child; half lengths. 

138 A lady; half length. 

139 do. do. 

140 do. do. 

141 A gentleman; three-quarters. 
1774. 122 Portrait of a gentleman; half 

length. 

123 Portrait of a lady in the char- 

acter of Emma; half-lengths. 

124 A Zingara; in crayons. 

1776. 130 Portrait of a lady. (Prances 
Conway, Countess of Lin- 
coin. — Walpole.) 
131 Portrait of three young gentle- 
men. 

1779. 130 A gentleman and his daughter; 
half length. 

1 3 1 A young student ; whole-length. 

132 A landscape, with the sun 

going down. 

133 A child laying on a sofa; 

crayons. 

HOBBISS, Holland, W... Architect. 
6, Gordon Place, Kensington. 
1903. 1662 Stables for a country house. 

HOBBS, Mrs. Katie Painter. 

Progmaor House, 

High Wycombe. 
1897. 745 Christmas Roses. 

HOBCROFT, John Architect. 

16, Great Tichfield Street. 

1773. 142 Design for a gentleman's villa. 
1776. 132 do. do. 

26, Charlotte Street, 

Portland Chapel. 
1778. 426 A design for a villa. 

HOBDAY. H. H Painter. 

24, Hyde Street. 
1 83 1. 621 The broken window. 

HOBDAY, William Armfield. 

Miniature Painter. 
9, Charles Street, 

Middlesex Hospital. 
1794. 46s Five miniatures. 

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Hobday, William Armfield — continued, 

1795. 482 Portrait of a lady. {Miss 

07Pen.) 

1796. 571 A frame with five miniatures. 

1797. 621 do. nine drawings. 
923 do. three minia- 
tures. 

1798. 746 Portrait of Mr. Stoddart. 

Christ Churchy Oxon. 
79a A frame containing three por- 
traits. 

1799. 704 A frame containing the por- 

traits of Mr. Puckett, Mr. 
Prickett, Captain of the 
Weymouth Volunteers, Miss 
Arnold, Mr. Russell, Mrs. 
Stacey, Miss H. Williams, 
Mr. Rodber, Master of the 
Ceremonies, Weymouth, and 
Mr. Mortimer. 
9, Holies Street^ 

Cavendish Square, 

1800. 801 Portraits of the Rev. Dr. Parr, 

a lady, Mr. T. Pearson, Mr. 
J. Pearson, Miss A. Pear- 
son, Mr. Gibbons, and Mrs. 
Pearson 
812 Portrait of a lady. 

1 80 1. 39 do. do. 

701 do. Miss Biggs in the 

character of Cora. 
728 Portrait of Mrs. Pearson. 

1802. 97 Miss Rogers. 

571 Portrait of a lady in the char- 
acter of Hebe. 
849 Portrait of a gentleman. 

1803. 31S Captain Manby of the Navy. 
508 Mrs. Linwood. 

573 Mr. Freeman. 
1805. 536 Mr. Davis. 

Bream*s Buildings^ 

Chancery Lane. 
1807. 295 Portrait of a gentleman. 

Bristol, 
18 1 2. 123 Mrs. Seeward. 
22$ Mr. Mills. 

Small Street, Bristol. 
1 8 14. 79 Portrait of an artist. 

364 A lady and child in the char- 
acter of gypsies. 

Clifton. 

1816. 3S4 Lady Stnith. 
399 Lady Wilson. 
487 Admiral Wooley. 

28, Crescent, Clifton. 

181 7. 179 Portraits ofthechildren of Col. 

Hugh Baillie. 
558 The late R. Reynolds, Esq., 
the Bristol Philanthropist. 

1818. 4 Portrait of a lady. 



1819. 



1820. 



1821. 



1822. 



1823. 



1824. 



1826. 

1827. 
1828. 
1829. 



1825. 



Winchester House, Broad St. 

240 H.R.H. the Duke of Sussex as 
Grand Master of the Masons, 
intended for the Royal Sus- 
sex Lodge of Hospitality. 

481 Portrait of a lady. 

61, Pall Mall, 

292 Portrait of a lady. 

596 do. Elizabeth Hay- 

wood, the wonderful calcu- 
lating girl. 

358 The Lord Mayor. {John 
Thomas Thorpe), 

575 The family of W. N. Roths- 
child, Esq., Consul General 
of His Austrian Majesty at 
the British Court. 

54, Pall Mall. 

146 Portrait of an infant; new 

shoes. 

147 Dr. Jenner of Berkley. 
520 Portrait of a lady. 

522 Hebe. 
70 Sir John Tilden. 

372 G. Moravia, Esq. 

469 Mrs. Bull. 

480 Portrait of Carolus, lately de- 
ceased, distinguished as the 
Hermit of Tong Castle, 
Shropshire. 

602 J. P. Thomas, Esq. 

993 Master Dudding. 
2 J. Hewlet, Esq. 

228 Belford Wilson, Esq. 

229 Sir Thomas ATreece. 
306 Mr. Johnson. 

318 Portraits of the children of 
Captain Parrot. 

474 F. Bull, Esq. 

541 Sir J. Palmer Ackland. 

250 Miss Carrington. 

367 Charles Herring, Esq. 

376 MissA'Del. 

422 Portraits of the daughters of 
Robert Ash worth, Esq. The 
pet lamb. 

915 Rev. Josiah Pratt, late Secre- 
tary of the Church Mission- 
ary Society. 

217 Mrs. Farquharson. 

263 Portrait of a lady. 

410 do. do. 

118 Thomas Deare, Esq. 

533 Charles Barrow, Esq. 

566 The late William Hollings- 
worth, Esq. 

575 John King, Esq. 

577 Robert Montgomery, Esq., 
authorof the "Omnipresence 
of the Deity." 



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87, Newman Street 
1830. 46 Portrait of a gentleman. 

121 do. lady. 

122 do. do. 

HOBDEN, Frank Painter. 

17, Cioudesiey Street 
1886. 903 "Who is it?" 

1889. 590 A last look. 

1890. 980 Votaries of Terpsichore. 
1322 Reflections. 

1 89 1. 920 Summer night. 

Riversden House^ 

Strand on Green^ Chiswick, 
1897. 654 In the Frigidarium. 
1901. 1235 Autumn. 

HOBKIRK, Stuart Painter. 

4, Albany Terrace^ 

St Ives, Cornwall, 

1897. 820 In the shade. 
Piazza Studios, St Ives. 

Fishing luggers returning home. 
Choosing flowers in a flower 

market, Paris. 
The bowl of roses. 
A northerly breeze. 
The flower markets in Paris — 

sunlight and shadow. 
The flower markets in Paris — 

choosing flowers. 
An alley in the Paris flower 

markets. 
Sketch in the Paris flower 

markets. 
The blue Kimono. 
The flower market in Paris — 

under the awnings. 
Down the glade. 
A corner of the Paris flower 

market. 

HOBLEY, Edward G Painter. 

Farsley, near Leeds, 
1893. 477 Boy and goat. 

1898. 149 A shaft of light. 
1179 Landscape. 

Brunswick Square, Penrith, 

Cumberland, 
1900. 267 After the day's toil. 

HOBSON, Cecil J. 

Miniature Painter. 
28, Lillyville Road, Fulham, 

1896. 1361 Portrait of a lady. 

1897. 1553 Mrs. F. V. Leggatt. 

18, Dancer Road, Fulham, 

1898. 1286 May, daughter of the late Hon. 

John Dundas. 



1898. 


553 


1899. 


771 




816 


1900. 


288 




477 




782 


I90I. 


364 




634 


1902. 


553 




606 


1903. 


570 


1904. 


750 



1898. 1310 Raymond, son of George Her- 

bert Peake, Esq. 

1899. 1250 Mrs. Hubbuck. 

1 3 10 Mrs. Macgeorge and child. 

1326 Jeanette, daughter of L. B. 
Franklin, Esq. 

1351 Hilda, daughter of Mark Fen- 
wick, Esq. 

1359 Mary, daughter of F. V. Leg- 
gatt, Esq. 

1368 Ruth, daughter of Lh B. Frank- 
lin, Esq. 

1900. 1508 The garland. 

1 90 1. 1340 Nina, daughter of Siegmund 

Berendt, Esq. 
1398 Sylvia. 
14x3 Georgiana, daughter of Francis 

Gaskell, Esq. 

1 2, Bolton Studios, 

1902. 1140 Mrs. Hayes Fisher. 
1215 Mrs. Hazelton Curtis. 

HOBSON, Henry E Painter. 

6, Charles Street, Bath, 
1857. 652 The Ivy Wreath. 



Miss Mabel E. 

Miniature Painter. 
48, Epirus Road, Fuiham. 

Emily. 

Infant daughter of H. Le Roy 
I^wis, Esq. 

Miss Constance Miller. 

Children of Mrs. C. J. Bolitho. 
28, Lillyville Road. 

Mrs. Montrose Cloete. 

Miss Hamilton. 

Mrs. Hutchinson. 

Spirit world. 

Hon. Mrs. Jervoise Smith. 

Mrs. J. E. Gladstone and her 
daughter Betty. 

Mrs. H. M. Ridley. 

Gracie, daughter of W. H. 
Laverton, Esq. 

The Countess of Powis. 

Lady Margaret Herbert. 

Alice, daughter of Colonel the 
Hon. H. W. L. Corry. 

Louise, daughter of Harry Sey- 
mour Foster, Esq., M.P. 

Cecilia, daughter of C. Parker, 
Esq. 

H.R.H. Princess Mary Ade- 
laide, Duchess of Teck. 

Evelyn, Ulick and Jacqueline, 
children of Mr. and Lady 
Emily Alexander. 

Ivor, son of Lieut -Col. W. 
Parry Monckton. 



HOBSON, 


1889. 


1676 


1890. 


1446 




«45« 




1564 


1891. 


1461 




1478 




1483 


1892. 


1272 




1344 




1362 




1363 




1371 


1893. 


1234 




1236 




1251 




1261 




1270 


1894. 


1257 


1895. 


1136 



141 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Hobson, Miss Mabel B. — continued, 

1895. >'^^ Mrs. Eric Hambro. 

1896. 1291 Lena, daughter of P. Chaworth 

Musters, Esq. 
1300 Ishbel, daughter of Capt. E. C. 

EUice. 
1365 Marjorie, daughter of Fenwick 
Harrison, Esq. 
{Now Mrs. W. L. Hankey.) 

788, Fulham Road. 

1897. 14.38 Hon. Lilian Baring, daughter 

of the late Lord Ashburton. 
1447 William R. H., son of W. 

Harold Tingey, Esq. 
1 46 1 The Countess of Lisbume. 

HOBSON, W Architect. 

Markfield, Stamford Hill 
1 801. 986 Design for a museum. 

HOCK, Daniel Painter. 

117, Hundsthiirmer Strasse^ 

Stocky Vienna, 
1890. 99S Carina. 
1893. 655 The little harper. 

HODDBR, Albert Painter. 

Government Schools of Art^ 

Worcester, 

1877. 97 Fishing boats on the south 

coast. 

1878. 159 Trawlers on the south coast. 

1879. 635 Crab boats at Burton, Dorset. 

1 880. 142* A Grey afternoon — Talland 

Bay, Cornwall. 

1882. 726 A grey day on the Yorkshire 

coast. 
1885. 609 Low tide on the Scaur, Whitby. 
698 Fishingboats at Seaton, Dorset. 
Sunny Bank, Rainboiv Hill, 

Worcester, 
1890. 26a A fishing village on the North- 
umberland coast. 
1895. 326 On the cliff, Runswick, York- 
shire. 

HODDBR, Mrs. Albert (Charlotte). 

Painter. 

Rainbow Hill, Worcester, 

1883. 644 Study of Irises. 

HODGB, Albert H Sculptor. 

7^ St, PauPs Studios, 

Talgarth Road, W. 
1900. 1933 Alexander J. Hodge, Esq.; 

bust 
1902. 1616 Baptismal font. 
1904. 1732 Science and art; relief. 



HODGB, H Architect. 

5, Lyotis Inn, Strand, 
1847. 1274 Church at Kentish Town. 
{See Butler and Hodge, vol. i, 
page 364.) 

HODGB, Miss Ina Painter. 

1 7, Gratton Road, 

West Kensington, 
1888. 830 Peonies. 

HODGBS, Ernest Painter. 

Groombridge, Sussex, 
1890. 837 Leigh Green. 

HODGBS, Miss Florence M. 

Painter. 

6, Colville Houses, 

Talbot Road. 
1890. 1433 Door in Henry Vn*s Chapel, 
Westminster Abbey. 

HODGBS, J. Sydney Willis... Painter. 
At/, W, Greetis, Liverpool, 

1854. 260 Scene on the Dart, looking to- 

wards Dartmoor — evening. 
5, Tavistock Street, 

1855. 317 Portrait of a lady. {Mrs, 

Hodges^ 
25, Victoria Road, Kensington. 

1856. 483 His Excellency Mazhar Pasha 

(Sir Stephen Lakeman), 
Governor of Bucharest. 

1857. 477 A. H. Holdsworth, Esq., 

Governor of Dartmouth 
Castle. Painted for Town 
Hall, Dartmouth. 

5, Park Place, Torquay, 

1858. 166 Edward Vivian, Esq. 
404 Barrack Toogood, Esq. 

Florence Place, Falmouth, and 
51, Brompton Row, 

1859. 246 Col. Fenwick, C.B., loth Regi- 

ment — hot weather dress, 
worn during the Indian Re- 
volt, 1857-8. 
258 Miss Phillpots of Porth- 
gwidden. 
1862. 473 Furze in bloom —the outer 
point of Pendennis, Fal- 
mouth. 

Hill Garden, Torquay, 

1865. 2 "Twinkle, twinkle little star, 

etc." 

1866. 214 The Duke of Northumberland. 
506 The Bishop of Exeter {Henry 

Phillpotts), from sittings 
given in his eighty-eighth 
year. 



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1871. 
1874. 



1875- 



1876. 
1877. 
1878. 



39 



1867. 310 The Bishop of London, (^w^i- 

bald Campbell Tail.) 

1868. 350 H.H.SirJamesBrooke,K.C.B., 

Rajah of Sarawak. 

40, Fitzroy Square, 
Rt. Hon. J. Parker. 
Ethel, daughter of C. G. Wheel- 
house, Esq. 
164 Samuel Hey, Esq., F.R.C.S. 

Presentation portrait, 
393 C. G. Wheelhouse, Esq., 

F.R,C.S. 
426 The Rev. John Stough- 
ton, D.D. Presentation Por- 
trait, 
no G. R. Ward, Esq. 
430 Major Rideout, R.H.A. 
991 W. St. James Wheelhouse, Esq., 

Q.C., M.P. 
1388 Lieut. -Col. Fryer, 6th Dragoon 
Guards {Carabineers), 
1879. 641 H.S.H. The Duke of Teck, 
G.C.B., as Colonel of the 
49th Middlesex Rifle Volun- 
teers. 
384 Rear-Admiral G. O. Willes, 

C.B. 
41a Tumpy, daughter of S. Hodges, 

Esq. 
21 Admiral of the Fleet, the Hon. 

Sir H. Keppel, G.C.B. 
409 Sir Philip Protheroe Smith. 
Painted for the Town Hall, 
Truro. 
1358 Miss A. Scott. 
725 Imogen, daughter of Edward 
J. Foster, Esq. 

23, Baker Street. 
327 The Hon. and Rev. Augustus 
Legge, Hon. Canon of 
Rochester. Presentation por- 
trait, 
1057 The Rev. Henry White, Chap- 
lain of the House of Com- 



1880. 



1881. 



1882. 



1889. 



1890, 
1891 



1893. 



mons. 
27 The Viscount Cross, G.C.B. 
Painted for Lancaster Castle, 
433 Admiral Sir Arthur Hood, 
G.C.B. 

8, Holland Villas Road. 
4 Fred. V. Williams, Esq. Pre- 
sentation portrait. 



HODGES, Miss Mary Anne E. 

Painter. 

Springfield Lodge^ 

Wandsworth. 

1851. 163 Study of a head. 

1852. 620 Reading made easy. 



«34 



135 



169 



HODGES, William, R.A Painter. 

Pimblico, 

1776. 133 A View of Matavie Bay in the 

island of Otahiete. 
A View taken in the bay of 

Otahiete, Peha. 
Two views in Dusky Bay; 

small. 

1777. '^* A View in Dusky Bay, New 
Zealand. 

A View in the island of Ma- 
deira. 

170 A View, its companion, in the 
island of Fayal, one of the 
Azores. 

171 The war boats of the island of 
Otaheite, and the Society 
isles, with a View of part of 
the harbour of Ohamaneno, 
in the island of Ulietea, one 
of the Society islands. 

1878. 146 View of Brampton Bryan Castle 
in Herefordshire. 

147 View of part of Ludlow Castle 
in Shropshire. 

148 View of Richmond Bridge. 

149 View in the island of New 
Caledonia in the South. 

View in the island of Erra- 
manga, one of the New 
Hebrides, with the attack of 
the Indians on Capt. Cook. 

View of Dudley Castle and 
priory in Staffordshire. 

— Hodges y Queen St,^ May fair, 

1785. I View on the hills that divide 
the Kingdom of Bengal from 
the province of Bahen; the 
animals painted by Mr. Gil- 
pin. 

51 View of the palace of the Na- 
bob Vizier at Lucknow; 
painted on the spot. 

105 View of the fort of Agra on the 
banks of the river Jumna. 

257 View of the Jungle Ferry in 
Bengal; the animals painted 
by Mr. Gilpin. 

416 View of pMut of the ruins of the 
City of Owd. 

431 View of the town of Siedpoor 
lying between the cities of 
Agra and Delhi. 

W. Hodges, Queen Street. 

1786. 37 View of the north-west side of 
the fort of Gwalior in the 
East Indies, taken by Lieut- 
Col. Popham, Aug. 4, 1780. 

61 View in the Jungle Ferry, Ben- 
gal — moonlight 



150 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Hodges, William, R,A, — continued. 

69 View of the north end of the 

fort of Chunar Gur in the 

province of Benares in the 

East Indies. 

90 View in the Jungle ferry in 

Bengal. 
io6 View of the tomb of the Em- 
peror Shere Shaw in the 
province of Bahar in the 
East Indies. 
130 View of a Banyan tree in the 

East Indies. 
145 View of the fort of Beijegur in 

the East Indies. 
153 View of a farm yard in Bengal. 
(Elected R.A.) 

1787. 53 View from the breakfast room 

in a gentleman's house in 
Pall Mall, with the portrait 
of a lady {Mrs, Cosway) by 
Mr. Cosway. 

68 View of the City of Calcutta 
in the East Indies, taken 
from the works of Fort Wil- 
liam. 

79 View of a ruined mosque at 
Rajemahael in Bengal. 

92 View of the mountain of Tewer 
in the Jungle Ferry in Ben- 
gal. 

106 A Mahometan woman attend- 

ing the tomb of her husband 
— a moonlight scene. 

107 View of the Falls of Moote- 

gerna in Bengal. 

128 View of Windsor Castle from 
the Great Park {with stags 
by GilpinY 

188 View of Part of the city of 
Benares on the River Ganges 
in the East Indies. 

198 A desart coast (study from 
nature). 

400 View of the Mausoleum of 
Taje Mahael at Agra in 
India. 

404 A Cottage; a study from na- 
ture. 

1788. 39 View of part of the City of 

Benares in the East Indies. 

138 Landscape, with the Story of 
Imogen and Pisanio, taken 
from Shakespeare's play of 
Cymbeline, act iii, scene 4. 

404 View from a gentleman's 
ground near Windsor. 

1789. 53 View of part of the walls of 

Namur. 
$8 View of Haicks on the Maine. 



1789. 75 
266 

1790. 28 



1791. 



39 

124 
130 

264 

39 
212 

213 
244 

*45 



393 
458 
460 
566 
584 
1792. 204 

1793- 37 
83 

«5« 
156 



289 
1794. 180 

335 



340 
345 



37< 
375 

392 
406 



View on the Rhine. 

View of Castle Coupa on the 
Rhine. 

View of the College of St. 
John's, near Seveme in 
Germany. 

View of the village of Blamont 
in Lorrain. 

Landscape — ruins and figiu'es. 
do. with story of Ha- 

gar and Ishmael. 

View from the Castle of Heidel- 
burg in Germany. 

Landscape and figures — the 
destruction of the bards. 

Landscape — the retreating 
shower. 

Noon — rocks and waterfall. 

View of the coast of Sussex 
from Brighthelmstone, look- 
ing up the channel. 

Evening — a Wood scene with 
gypsies. 

Landscape and figures. 

Landscape, 
do. 
do. 
do. 

A cottage scene in the New 
forest, Hampshire. 

A landscape, cornfield, reapers, 
and gleaners. 

Landscape, a coast scene, fisher- 
man's return, and his family 
— moonlight. 

A View of Dover cliff from the 
pier head. 

A View of the equestrian statue 
of Czar Peter the Great, the 
senate house, and the aca- 
demy of arts in the city of 
St. Petersburgh. 

A sleeping shepherd. 

The Abbey. Taken from the 
Romance of the Forest. 

The garden side of the mosque 
at Chunar, in the Benares 
province in India. 

View of Windsor Castle. 

The great mosque at Futty- 
poor Sicri, in the province 
of Agra, India. 

Kirkstal Abbey in Yorkshire. 

Fountains abbey in York- 
shire. 

The tomb of the Emperor 
of Sasseram in Bahar, in 
India. 

The Taje Mahael at Agra in 
India. 



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HODGES, W Painter. 

34, Foley Street. 
1824. 244 Portrait of a lady. 

HODGETTS, T Painter. 

452, Strand. 

1 80 1. 227 Landscape. 

1802. 440 Death of Abel. "Cain stood 

motionless, etc." 

1803. 294 Thirza lamenting the death of 

Abel. 

Thirza, the first night of her 
sad widowhood, unable to sleep, 
had quitted her lonely bed ; she 
left her cottage and went to the 
grave of her husband, where, seat- 
ing herself on the damp grass, she 
wept among the clods. 

30, Norfolk Street. 

1804. 461 Retirement. 

26, Wardour Street. 

1805. 628 A lime Kiln, Sussex. 

1806. 601 Shirley Common. 

Westboume Greeny Faddington. 
18 1 7. 736 Portrait of a gentleman. 
1 82 1. \%\ Notting Barns, near Kensing- 
ton Gravel Pits. 

1823. 563 A study from nature. 

1824. 336 A rural scene. 

(Thomas Hodgetts was also a well-known 
mezzotint engraver^ and exhibited as such at 
Suffolk Street up to 1846. No mention is 
made of him in the D. N B.y Redgrave or 
Bryan. His work is described in Whitman* s 
Masters of Mezzotint.) 

HODGKINS, Miss Frances ML. 

Painter. 

I, Wellington Terrace^ 

Fenzance. 

1903. 826 Fatima. 

1904. io$2 Vegetable stall, Dinan. 

HODGKINS, Thomas P. ... Painter. 
22, Great Mays Buildings^ 

St. Martinis Lane. 

1836. 348 Head of a sheep; from nature. 

9, Great Newport Street. 

1837. 153 Goats. 

I I, Dartmouth Street ^ 

Queen^s Foad, 
1839* >7o Landscape. 

HODGKINSON, Edward. 

Architect. 
7^ Grove, Chester. 

1885. >9^ ^^^ street building. 

1886. 1592 Saighten Grange, Cheshire, etc. 

1887. 1657 Schools and clock tower. 



HODGSON, Charles 



. Architect. 
Norwich. 

1802. 915 View in Norwich Cathedral. 
Taken from the South 
transept. 

St. Andrew's, Norwich. 

1804. 910 An interior view of the chancel 

of Norwich Cathedral. 

60, Barbican. 

1805. 511 Ruins discovered in the Lower 

close, Norwich. 
1808. 907 Interior of a church. 

HODGSON, David Painter. 

Norwich. 
1818. 110 Interior of a church. 

HODGSON, Edward Painter. 

i2$f/ermyn Street. 

1780. 336 The tulip tree at Waltham 

Abbey; water colours. 
338 A lily; water colours. 

1 781. 232 A basket of flowers; water 

colours. 
234 do. do. 

1782. 367 Piece of flowers. 

* 1787. 4«6 Study of hollyhocks; water 
colours. 
1788. 390 A basket with flowers. 

HODGSON, George Painter. 

60, Zo7i'er Talbot Street, 

Nottingham. 
1886. 952 Seville oranges. 

HODGSON, J Painter. 

38, Churchgate Street, 

Bury St. Edmunds. 
1874. 44a The chalk mill. 

HODGSON, John Evan, R.A. 

Painter. 
16, Cumberland Terrace, 

FegenCs Fark. 

1856. 1 21 3 The notice of ejectment. 

1857. 311 The arrest. 

S, Hill Foad, St. John's Wood. 

1858. 287 Elector and candidate. ''Are 

we not brothers? " 
901 "Hell be his daddy over 

again.'' 
1359. 540 The German patriot's wife in 

1848. "Long severed by 

dull days of aching dread, 

etc." 
958 Customs in Austria: early 

morning on the Lake Traun. 
i860. 596 Our philharmonic society at its 

first rehearsal. 



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Hodgson, John Evan, jR,A. — continued, 

1 86 1. 608 A Visit to Holbein's studio- 

Sir Thomas More and his 
daughters looking at his 
portrait. 

1862. 523 Return of Francis Drake to 

Plymouth with his prisoners 
and prize after the naval 
Expedition to Cadiz in 1587. 
"Old heroes here in barks so 
frail, etc." 

1863. 569 The first sight of the Armada 

— lighting the beacon. 
" Night sank upon the dusky 
beach, etc." 

1864. 512 Queen Elizabeth at Purfleet. 

The squadron under Lord 
Howard, is sailing down the 
Thames to attack the Ar- 
mada: and she bids God- 
speed to her sailors. 

1865. 398 Taking home the bride — a.d. 

161 2. "From home to 
home." 

1866. 574 A Jew's daughter accused of 

witchcraft in the middle 
ages. 

1867. 599 Evensong. "Open our eyes, 

etc" 

1868. 13s A sister's counsel. 

453 Chinese ladies looking at Euro- 
pean curiosities. 

615 Off the Downs in the days of 
the Caesars, etc. 

1869. 15 The Arab story-teller. 

1870. 923 The Basha's Black guards. 
10Z3 Arab prisoners. 

1 87 1. 363 The outpost. 

1160 An Arab patriarch. 

1872. 127 Army reorganization in Mo- 

rocco. 
355 The snake charmer. 
931 A fair customer. 
(Elected A.R.A.) 

1873. 329 Jack ashore. 

894 A Tunisian bird-seller. 

1874. 150 A needy knife-grinder. 
286 Returning the salute. 
368 Odd fish. 

1875. 141 A barber's shop in Tunis. 
207 The talisman. 

241 A cock-fight. 

340 The turn of the tide. 

1876. 84 The temple of Diana at 

Zaghouan. 
199 " Better have a new pair." 
301 Following the plough. 

1877. 124 Commercial activity in the 

east. 
156 Pampered menials. 



1877. 415 Relatives in bond. 

418 " Their haven under the hill." 
— Tamyson. 

1878. 97 An Eastern question. 

194 Major Robert D. Osbom. 
635 Loot, " One touch of nature, 

etc." 
1410 The Pasha. 

1879. 158 "Say, what shall my song be 

tcKiay, etc" 

197 " ril serenade no more, etc." 

315 J. R. Clayton, Esq. 

394 Gehazi, the servant of Elisha. 
" And when he came to the 
town he took, etc." — 2 Kings 
V, 24. 

517 The french naturalist in Al- 
giers. 
(Elected R.A.) 

1880. 98 Homeward bound. "Tis sweet 

to hear the watch dog, etc." 
481 H. C. Okeover, Esq., of 
Okeover Hall, Stafford- 
shire. 

1 88 1. 240 Bound for the Black Sea — 

1854. 
523 "A shipwrecked sailor waiting 
for a sail." Diploma work, 

1882. 42 A day far spent. 

57 " Ilka lassie has her laddie." 
322 Painter and critic. 
439 Hobbema's country. 
758 In the low countries. 

1883. 288 Egypt, 1882. 
424 Off duty. 

884 Raqass-el-ma; the water 

dance. 
1623 Off duty; sculpture. 
1633 On duty; do. 

1884. 66 Flat perjury. 

299 " Here Nelson fell." 

330 The drowsy east. 

402 The gate of the sea. 

484 Church afloat. 

786 " Blind Bartimaeus sat by the 

highway begging." 
1385. 39 I^on Quixote and the galley 

slaves. 

In return for the service I have 
rendered you, it is my wish that 
vou carry these fetters which I 
have removed from your necks to 
the city of Toboso, and there pre- 
sent yourselves before the Lady 
Dulcinea, and tell her that hor 
kniffht of the doleful countenanoe 
sends you to present his senrioes 
to her. 

26s ''The Queen— God bless her," I 
1886. *s* "Oh, bother!'^ 
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1823. 313 Ulls water from Gowbarrow 
Park. 

1825. 161 Windsor — Moonlight. 

237 A grinding mill near Sheffield. 
A sketch painted on the 
spot. 

1826. 17 A waterfall near Airey Force, 

Cumberland; painted on 
the spot. 

1827. 225 Landscape — moonlight. 

1828. 260 Dovedale, Derbyshire. 

1829. 277 Landscape — Moonlight 

1830. 578 Graystock Castle, Cumberland, 

a seat of the Hon. Henry 
Howard, M.P. 

1832. 276 An overshot mill in Glin 

Laxey, Isle of Man. 
348 The Lake of Llanberris, North 
Wales — twilight. 
6, Pembroke Square^ 

Kensington, 

1836. 251 Glen Talloch, near the head of 

Loch Lomond, with Ben 
Vor Lech in the distance. 

1837. 167 Richmond from the towing- 

path near Cholmondeley 
Walk. A study for a large 
picture. 
359 The Lower Lake of Killarney; 
taken from near the road 
leading to the ruined old 
church of Aghadoc. 
Bradmore House^ 

Hammersmith, 

1839. 107 Mardale, at the head of Hawes 

Water, Westmoreland. 
S55 Hampton, Middlesex. 

1840. 439 The entrance to Hastings, Sus- 

sex; taken in 1822. 

1841. 335 The ruin of a fort at Castel-a- 

Mare, Bay of Naples. 

Ormond Row^ Richmond, 

1842. 948 Castellamare; taken from the 

new road leading to Sorento. 

HOGAN, John Sculptor. 

77, Newgate Street, 

1833. 1213 Marble figure of the Redeemer 

after death. 
14, Wentworth Flace^ Dublin, 
, 1850. 1353 A marble bust of the Rev. T. 
Mathew, 1840. 

1357 Bust of Daniel O'Connell, Esq., 
M.P. 

1366 Model of a mural monument 
to the memory of the late 
Peter Purcell, Founder of 
the Royal Agricultural Im- 
provement Society of Ire- 
land. 



j HOGG, Hon. Archibald McGarel. 

Architect. 
I i.9i Old Queen Street, S. IV. 

1896. 1786 Additions to Saumarez Hall, 
Guernsey. 

36, LincoMs Inn Fields, 
1899. 1807 Farm House, High Hockley, 
Kent. 

HOGG, Archibald W Painter. 

53, Brunswick Street, 

Edinburgh, 
1895. 1010 A lowland stream. 

HOGG, Herbert W Sculptor. 

4, Crompton Street, Derby, 

1883. 1577 Alderman Longdon, J.P. 

1627 Sir Abraham Woodiwiss, J.P., 
Ex- Mayor of Derby. 

1884. 1711 The Rev. Alfred Olivier, In- 

cumbent of St. Thomas, 
Derby. 
The Studio, Osmaston Road, 
Derby. 

1885. 1984 The late Rev. Chas. Fredk. 

Weston, curate of Widi- 
combe, Bath; bust, terra- 
cotta. 
1999 Florrie. 

HOGUET, Charles Painter. 

Berlin and 30, Bessboro* St, 
1869. 891 St. Goarhausen, Rhine. 

HOHENLOHE-LANGBNBURG, 
Prince Victor of. See Count 
Gleichen, vol. iii, pages 247, 284. 

HOLBECH, N. P Painter. 

48, Albemarle Street. 
1825. 411 Portrait of a young gentleman. 

HOLD, Abel Painter. 

Church Street, Bromley. 

1849. 375 ^^^^ ducks, from nature. 

1850. 466 Black grouse, woodcock, and 

snipes. 
674 Red grouse, woodcock, and 
snipes. 

1851. 132 Study of dead Game from 

nature. 
Cawthorne, near Bamsley, 

1852. 192 Study of game and dogs. 
'^^SZ* 354 Rustic children with firewood. 

1270 Red grouse, woodcock, and 
plover. 
1854. 921 Red grouse, mallard, and wood- 
cock. 
972 Pheasants, hare, partridge 
woodcock, snipe, etc. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Hold, Abel — continued, 

1858. 371 Woodcock. 

1859. 1022 Dead woodcock. 

1863. 69 High bred pheasants, wood- 

cock and hare. 

1864. 165* Woodcock. 

1865. 119 Dead woodcock. 

1867. 225 Red grouse, ducks and snipes. 
187 1. 775 Dead snipe. 

HOLDEN, Albert William... Painter. 
19, Goldhurst Rd,^ Hampstead. 
1883. $02 A bank holiday. 
1888. 802 " Listeners never hear any good 
of themselves." 
Mossbank^ 

281, Willesden Lane, 
1896. 66 The Annunciation. 

Belle Vue, The Mall, Chiswick, 
1901. %\% Alderman Colley of Hamp- 
stead. 

HOLDEN, J Painter. 

38, Warwick Lane. 
1843. 882 Camellias. 

HOLDEN, Miss Louisa Jane. 

Painter. 

14, Torrington Square, 

1840. 552 Portrait of a gentleman. 

718 Head of an Italian Girl return- 
ing from the Vintage at Sun- 
set. 

1 84 1. 638 Portrait. 
952 Portraits. 

24, Bow Street, 

1842. 623 Portrait of a lady. 

13, Great Pulteney Street, 

1843. 949 Weaving sweet fancies. 

HOLDEN, Miss Margaret. See Mrs. 
Backbouse, vol. i, page 86. 

HOLDEN, S Painter. 

13, Croomes Hill Grow, 

Greenwich, 

1845. 1026 Chinese Azaleas. 
1070 Portrait of a lady. 

1846. 1023 Orchidaceae. The group com- 

prises specimens of Cattleya 
Skinnerii, Labiata, and Mar- 
ginata \ Lycaste Skinnerii 
and Cruenta; and Dendro- 
bium Cambridgeanum. 

1847. 803 A group of Camellias. 

HOLDER, Edward Henry... Painter. 

HoltnsdaJe Road, Reigate, 
1872. 558 Timber clearing in Surrey; a 
view near Reigate. 



1872. 1030 On the Machno; below the 

Falls at Pandy Mill, Bettws- 
y-Coed. 

1 084 Coast scene — South shore, Scar- 
borough. 

1 1 21 Carnelian Point; the Giant's 
steps and south shore, Scar- 
borough. 

1873. 591 The Black Rock, Scarboro', 

Yorkshire. 
1047 The race in the park; Surrey 
scenery. 

HOLDING, Matthew Henry. 

Architect. 

18, Market Square, 

Northampton, 
1878. 1070 St. Lawrence's Hall, North- 
ampton. 
1888. 1824 Church of St. Paul, Northamp- 
ton. 
Corn Exchange, Northampton, 
189 1. 1799 Whittington Hall, Stafford- 
shire. 

HOLDITCH, J Painter. 

92, Long Acre, 
1785. 4«o Carp. 

HOLE, Miss Alice Painter. 

Bray Vicarage, Maidenhead, 
1886. 1 195 In the Villa d'Este gardens. 

HOLE, William Brassey, R,S,A. 

Painter and Etcher. 
W, T, Hole, 

27, Hamilton Place, 

Edinburgh, 

1873. loSo An assignation. 

W, B, Hole, 34, London St., 
Edinburgh. 

1874. 1021 Guinevere's ride to Almesbury. 

William Hole, 

30, Saxe Coburg Place, 

Edinburgh. 

1885. 129 The fill of the boats. 

784 Sheep-shearing in the Cheviots. 

1 886. 294 " If thou hadst known ! " 

1887. 119 Steady. 

IV. B. Hole, do. 

1888. 1630 " If thou hadst known ! " 

William Hole, do. 

1889. 1722 A Mill on the Yare. After J. 

Crome. 

1890. 1605 The wood-sawyers. After J. F. 

MiUet. 

1891. 1619 The lamping horse. After John 

ConstabkH R.A. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



•25 




1892. 524 The Canterbury pilgrims. 

1475 The shepherdess. After J. F. 
Millet. 

1893. 1366 Don Caspar de Guzman, Count 

ofOlivarez. After Velasquez. 
27, InverUith Row^ Edinburgh, 

1894. 1381 Admiral Pulido Pareja. After 

Velasquez. 



HOLFELD, H Painter. 

16, Victoria Road^ 

Kentish Town. 
1858. 190 Revelation of the Martyrdom 
of St. John the Baptist. 
237 Revelation of the Passion of 
Our Saviour. 



HOLGATE, Thomas W Painter. 

2, Clifton Hill Sttidios, N. W, 

1899. 1552 Study of a female head. 

1900. 161 3 A friar of orders grey. 

34, Eastbourne Terrace^ 

Hyde Park, 
1904, 1400 Waiting. 

HOLIDAY, C. Gilbert Painter. 

18, Carlton Vale, N. W. 
1904. 795 The brewer's dray. 



HOLIDAY, Henry. 
Painter, Sculptor, and Stained 
Glass Painter. 

H. Holliday, 

18, Southampton Street, 

Eitzroy Square, 

1858. 56 Darlestone Bay, near Swanage. 
438 Swanage, Dorsetshire. 

H Holiday, do, 

1859. 480 The burgesses of Calais, a.d. 

1347. 

Then the"Kinge sayde .... 
let syxe of the chiefe burgesses of 
the towne come out bare headed, 
bare footed, bare legged, and in 
their shirts, with halters about 
their necks, with the Kayes of the 
town and Castell in their handes, 
and let them syxe yelde themselfe 
purely to my wyll, and the residue 
I will take to mercye. — Froissart, 

1 86 1. 649 Dante and Beatrice. 

Their first meeting was at a 
banquet in the house of Folco 
Portmari, her &ther, and the im- 
pression then made on the sus- 
ceptible and constant heart of 
Dante was not obliterated by her 
death, which hj^ppened after an 
interval of sixteen years." 





5, Marlborough Road, 




St. John's Wood. 


1869. 


519 Ave Maria. A cartoon for one 




of two life-size paintings on 




the east wall of All Saints 




Church, Notting Hill, 




Oak Tree House, Hatnpstead. 


1875- 


639 Dante Alighieri; studied from 




a cast said to have been 




taken from the face of the 




poet after death. 


1876. 


637 Mrs. Gilbert Scott. 




1160 Miss May Drummond. 




1 190 Illustrations to Carroll's " Hunt- 




ing of the Snark." 


1877. 


666 Children of the Rev. Clement 




Prance. 




732 Ara innocentise. 




83s Diana. "Queen and goddess, 




chaste and fair, etc." 


1878, 


766 The duet; portraits of Alex- 




andra, daughter of the Rev. 




G. W. Kitchin, and Wini- 




fred, daughter of the painter. 


1879. 


832 "Sara, belle d'indolence, etc." 




857 Adam. "In the sweat of 




thy face shalt thou eat 




bread." 




1 197 Theology; a cartoon for decora- 




tion. 


I88I. 


1539 Sleep. 


1882. 


1686 Nymph and Cupid; design for 




centre of chimney piece — 




bas-relief, bronze. 


1883. 


1138 The Man of Sorrows. Cartoon 




for part of the Cavendish 




memorial window. 




1140 Design for stained glass win- 




dow in St. Margaret's, West- 




minster, in memory of Lord 




Frederick Cavendish. 




1 1 69 The Agony of Christ. Cartoon 




for part of the Cavendish 




Memorial window. 


1884. 


>743 Jacob's ladder. 


1886. 


206 The Propylaea, Athens. 


1887. 


1733 Charity; for stained glass win- 




dow, Philadelphia. 


1888. 


594 Aspasia. 


1889. 


1824 "Of such is the kingdom of 




heaven "; design for decora- 




tion. 


1890. 


X621 Terpsichore. 




1622 Erato. 




1623 Helen. 




1624 Iphigenia. 




>6»5 Jephthah's daughter. 




1626 Cleopatra. 




1627 Fair Rosamund. 




i6»8 Joan of Arc 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Holiday, Henry— continued, 

1892. 1793 " In heaven their angels always 1 
behold the face of My i 
Father"; design for stained | 
glass window for Rydal 
church. 

1895. 1456 Windows of Grace Church, 

Utica. "O all ye works of 
the Lord, etc." 
1470 Window, Church of St. Luke's 
Hospital, New York : ** Christ 
the Consoler." 

1896. 1 717 Moses leaving the Court of 

Pharaoh ; window to General 
Lee, St. Paul's Cathedral, 
Richmond, Virginia. 

1897. 1637 Miss Evelyn Lichfield. 

1902. 1529 The Crucifixion ; window. Holy 
Trinity Church, New York. 

HOLL, Charles Engraver. 

27, St, Mark^s Crescent^ 

Regenfs Park, 
1874. 1221 Bence Jones, M.D. After G. 
Richmond, R.A. 



HOLL, 

1856. 

1857. 

1859. 
i860. 



1037 



1044 

1 162 
1195 

1 199 



1205 



1861. 

1862. 

1865. 

1867. 
1870. 



Francis, A,R,A Engraver. 

40, Gloucester Road, 
Rev. E. G. L. Cotton, Master 
of Marlborough College. 
After E. U. Eddis. 
Rev. Dr. Jacobson of Oxford. 

After George Richmond. 
Portrait. After Buckner. 
Dr. Latham. After George 

Richmond. 
H.R.H. Prince Albert; from a 
photograph. By command 
of Her Majesty. 
Dowager Countess of Hare- 
wood. After Geo. Rich- 
mond, A.R.A. 
922 The late Robert Stephenson. 
After Geo. Richmond, 
A.R.A. 
938 The Heavens are telling the 
Glory of God. After M. 
Gillies. 
934 Dr. Liddell, Dean of Christ- 
church, Oxford. After G. 
Richmond, A. R.A. 
927 The glee maiden. After T. 

Faed, A. R.A. 
850 The rose, shamrock and thistle. 

After C. Baxter. 
955 Harmony. After W. J. Grant 
849 II Penseroso. After G. E. 

Hicks. 
855 UAllegro. After G. E. Hicks. 



1878. 1 180 Lady Hamilton reading ''Gaz- 

ette" announcing one of 
Nelson's victories. After CJ. 
Romney. 

1879. 1207 After the battle. After R. 

Herdman, R.S.A. 
1293 Little Rose. After J. Archer, 
R.S.A. 

Elm House, Godalming, 
1881. 1 171 Signor Piatti. After Frank 
Holl, A.R.A. 
(Elected A. R.A.) 
1883. 1347 Milicent. 

1428 The Countess of Harewood. 

HOLL, Frank, R A,, A,R, W.S. 

Painter. 

40, Gloucester Road. 

1864. 145 A portrait. 

526 Turned out of church. 

1865. 612 A fern gatherer. 

1866. 421 The ordeal. 

1867. 232 Convalescent. 
519 Faces in the fire. 

30, Gloucester Road, 

1868. 767 Francis Holl, Esq. 

1869. *'o "The Lord gave, and the 

Lord hath taken away — 
blessed be the name of the 
Lord." 

1870. 42 "Better is a dinner of herbs 

where love is than a stalled 
ox and hatred therewith." 

1 87 1. 595 No tidings from the sea. The 

property of Her Majesty, 
1086 Winter. 

1872. 435 A milkmaid. 

954 " I am the resurrection and the 
life," etc. — Burial service, 

1873. 611 Leaving home. 

1874. 487 Deserted. 

1876. 286 Her firstborn. 

4, Camden Square, 

1877. 585 Going home. "Some of these 

return no more; others 
again return and find all 
things strange." 

1878. 423 Newgate; committed for trial. 
599 A portrait 

(Elected A.R.A.) 

1879. ^^ T^^ gjfts of the -fairies. 

189 Samuel Cousins, Esq., R.A. 
579 Signor Piatti. 
950 The daughter of the house. 
1385 Absconded. 

1880. 123 S. Adams Beck, Esq. 
3o» Major George Graham, Regis- 

tiar-General of England, 
1842 - 1879, Presentation 
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127 



1880. 366 Ordered to the front 

423 Rev. C. W. Payne Crawfurd. 

583 Rupert Alfred Kettle, Esq., 
Judge of the County Courts 
of Worcestershire. Presenta- 
tion portrait. 

1 88 1. 82 Major General Sir Henry 

Rawlinson, K.C.B., late 
Envoy and Minister to the 
Court of Persia. 

253 The Rev. Edward Hartopp 
Cradock, D.D., Principal of 
Brasenose College, Oxford. 
Presentation portrait. 

401 " Home again ! " 

451 Stephen G. Holland, Esq. 

458 Lord de Tabley, Rt. Worship- 
ful Provincial Grand Master 
of Cheshire. Presentation 
portrait, 

1882. 150 Robert Few, Esq. Painted for 

Marlborough College, 
223 Lieut.-General Sir Frederick 
Sleigh Roberts, Bart., V.C, 
G.C.B., CLE. Painted for 
Her Majesty the Queen. 
260 The late Captain Alexander 
Mitchell Sim. Painted for 
the Surrey Commercial Dock 
Company^ etc, 
269 Vice-Chancellor Sir James 

Bacon. 
466 Rt. Hon. Sir Arthur Hob- 
house, Q.C., K.C., S.L 
1456 Viscount Cranbrook, G.C.S.L 
1470 Sir Charles John Herries, 
K.C.B. 'Presentation por- 
trait^ etc, 
(Elected R.A.) 
The Three Gables^ 

Fitzjohn Avenue, 

1 883. 240 General Lord Wolseley, G.C.B., 

G.C.M.G. 

250 H.R.H. the Duke of Cam- 
bridge, K.G., etc. 

278 Rt. Hon. John Bright, M.P. 
Presentation portrait^ etc, 

396 Owen Roberts, Esq., M.A., 
F.S.A., clerk to the Wor- 
shipful Company of Cloth- 
workers. 

442 Rev. T. T. Carter, M.A., Hon. 
Canon of Christchurch, 
Oxford, etc. Presentation 
portrait, 

514 Lord Winmarleigh. Painted 
for the Board Room^ Royal 
Albert Asylum^ Lancaster, 

885 General Sir Lintorn A. Sim- 
mons, G.C.B., Colonel 



1883. 1433 

1884. 67 

'55 
285 



298 



415 
560 
659 
1656 
15 
"5 



1885. 



203 

211 
213 

219 
1141 

1143 

1886. 28 
203 
210 

274 

335 
405 

1887. 36 

154 

222 
300 

457 
623 



658 
989 



1888. 



Commandant Royal Engin- 
eers. Painted for the Royal 
Engineers. 

William Agnew, Esq., M.P. 

" Did you ever kill anybody, 
father?" 

E. H. Corbutt, Esq., M.P. 

Rev. W. Haig Brown, LL.D., 
Head Master of Charter- 
house School. 

H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, 
K.G., Master of the Bench 
of the Hon. Society of the 
Middle Temple. 

George Rae, Esq. 

Viscount Cranbrook. 

The late Francis Holl, A.R.A. 

George Fenwick, Esq. 

General Sir Arthur Lawrence. 

Rev. Henry Latham, Fellow 
and tutor of Trinity Hall, 
Cambridge. 

Mr. Wilson Barrett as Ham- 
let. 

The Earl of Dufferin. 

Viscount Hampton as Speaker 
of the House of Commons. 
Presentation portrait, 

S. Weir Mitchell, Esq., M.D. 
of Philadelphia. 

The Bishop of Peterborough. 
( William Connor Magee,) 

Evan C. Sutherland, Esq. 

The late Earl of Chichester. 

Lord Carrington. 

The Duke of Cleveland, K.G. 

The Rt. Hon. J. Chamberlain, 
M.P. 

The Rev. the President of 
St. John's College, Oxford. 

Sir John E. MiUais, Bart., 
R.A. Diploma work. 

Sir George O. Trevelyan, 
Bart Presentation por- 
trait. 

Baron Henry de Worms, 
M.P. 

Junius S. Morgan, Esq. 

W. S. Gilbert, Esq. 

Edward Waters, Esq., M.D. 

Rt. Hon. David Plunkett, Q.C., 
M.P. 

The Earl of Yarborough. 

Lord Richard Grosvenor, now 
Lord Stalbridge. Presenta- 
tion portrait. 

Sir Andrew Clark, Bart., M.D., 
F.R.S., LL.D., President of 
the Royal College of Phy- 
sicians. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Holl, Frank, R.A,, A.R. W.S,— continued. 
1888. 28 The Attorney -General, Sir 
Richard Everard Webster, 
Q.C., M.P. 

179 H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, 
K.G., as an Elder Brother 
of the Trinity House. 
Painted for the Corporation, 

221 Earl Spencer, K.G. 

228 Sir William Jenner, Bart., 
M.D., K.C.G., Physician in 
ordinary to H.M. the Queen, 
and H.R.H. the Prince of 
Wales. President, 1881- 
1888, of the Royal Collqge 
of Physicians. Subscription 
Portrait, 

499 The Rt. Hon. W. E. Glad- 
stone, M.P. 

506 The Hon. Baron Huddleston. 

742 John U Townsend, Esq., of 
New York. 



HOLL, William Engraver. 

36, Ampthill Square, 
i860. 915 Robert Hickens, Esq. After 
G. Richmond, A.R.A. 
924 The Bishop of Oxford. ( Wil- 
berforce,) After G. Rich- 
mond, A.R.A. 
930 Henry Drummond, Esq. After 

G. Richmond, A.R.A. 
933 Miranda and Dorothea. After 
J. Faed. 
1 86 1. 94» Rev. J. Hopton. After C. 
Moore. 
947 Mrs. Marriott. After G. Rich- 
mond, A.R.A. 

1863. 948 The Prince of Wales. From a 

photograph by Mayall. 
949 The Princess of Wales. After 

a photograph by Mayall. 
991 W. H. McQueen, Esq. After a 

photograph by Mayall. 

1864. 816 Rev. John Keble. After G. 

Richmond, A.R.A. 

826 Prison Solace. After T. Car- 
rick. 

839 Sir Francis Freemantle. After 
G. Richmond, A.R.A. 

844 Justice Bruce. After G. Rich- 
mond, A.R.A. 

856 E. M. Ward, Esq., R.A. After 
G. Richmond, A.R.A. 

1865. 878 Arthur Mills, Esq., M.P. 

881 Right Hon. Sir Edmund Head. 
1867. 943 Children of the Dean of Christ- 
church, Oxford. {Liddell) 
After W. Richmond. 



1867. 944 The Duke of Edinburgh. After 

A. de Salome. 

1868. 923 J. Green, Esq. After G. Rich- 

mond, R.A. 

1 74, Adelaide Road, 

1870. S60 Faraday. After G. Richmond, 

R.A. 
870 Lady Herbert of Lea. After 
J. S win ton. 
(The late.) 

1 87 1. 849 Rebekah. After F. Goodall, 

R.A. 

HOLLAGAN, M.J... .Scene Painter. 
Bow Street^ Covent Garden, 
1795. 34^^ View in Hampshire. 

364 Sketch on the Harrow Road. 
389 View from Nature. 

4, Pickering Place^ St, James's, 

1797. 509 Entrance of a wood. 

605 A landscape view near Harrow. 

606 View near Wilsdon, Middlesex. 
671 Maidstone church. 

800 A waterfall 
824 View of Acton. 

1798. 373 A design for a scene. 

1799. 346 A study from nature. 
1017 A design for a scene. 

1800. 611 View near Aylesford, Kent. 
1802. 560 View in the Rumsey Road 

leading from Southampton. 
Covent Garden Theatre, 

1807. 362 First scene of Harlequin and 

Mother Goose. 
1075 St. Paul's church, Covent 
Garden, on fire August i, 
1798. 

1808. 4S1 A dream. 

618 Inside of a Polish Cottage. 
688 Landscape — evening. 

Haymarket Theatre, 

1809. 517 Hecate's offering, "Now o'er 

one half the world, etc." 

HOLLAMS, Miss F. Mabel... Painter. 
Dene Park^ Tonbridge, 

1897. 121 Sunday at home. 

1898. 646 Destined for the fair, Exmoor 

ponies driven in from the 
moors, and selected for sale 
at Hampton Fair. 

1899. 688 Something wrong. 

1900. 612 Going to work. 

HOLLAND, Miss Ada R. ... Painter. 

4, Garden Studios^ 

Manresa Road, 
1892. 978 A dream of happiness. 

1127 Beatrice, daughter of Chas. 
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129 



7, Jioss^m' Sivdios^ CMsea, 
1898. 701 A child, 

(Now Mrs, Sachs.) 
1900. 6j9 Edwin Sachs, Esq, 
1902. 83a Mrs. Bland^Sutron. 
1904. 99 The eve of Santa Claus. 

HOLLAND, H ..Architect. 

Exchange Buiidings^ 

Thread if eedlt Street. 
1831, 9 $4 Design for a theatre. 

HOLLAND, Henry Painter, 

24, Caithorpc Street, IKC. 
1890. 1)73 Love*s old sweet story, 

HOLLAND, H- L Architect. 

A/ Mr. La3ct&n*s, 

Tottenham Court Ji^ad. 
1 8 10- 865 A Cast Iron aqueduct. 

HOLLAND, J , ...Architect, 

24, IZ/ffier Edmund Street, 

St. Pananas. 
18 15, 85^ Design for a military Depot* 

HOLLAND, James Painter, 

23, iVarrefi Street^ 

Fit^roy Square. 

1824. 813 A groupe of flowers. 

51, London Street, 

1825. sja Flowers. 

1826. 5z> do. 

848 Study of the belladonna lily. 
After nature. 

1827. 76 J Sketch of Wild flowers; com- 

position* 

1828. 606 Flowers, 

4, Queen's Mow, 

Grotre Lane^ CamhermelL 
6a i Liscard Mill, near Liverpool 
948 Flowers; sketched from nature, 
3, Union Place, 

Biackheath Mmd, 
1830* 535 Composition of flowers* 
i83i< 588 College gate, Rochester* 
183a. 6q8 Cathedral of St Denis. 

1833, 473 View of Ivondon from Black- 

heath, 

1834, 157 Gipsy. 

1S36. 3*1 Greenwich Hospital. 

1838, 93 Flowers, 

1839. ipS6 Lisbon from Port Brandas, 
1842, 11^7 View on the Ravensboume, 

J Kent* 

■3 ir* OAHohirgh Sireet. 

1846. 701 KnoU House, 
Z&I7* «4 Scene near the 
777 Dover* 



1B49. 


a8a Rotterdam : an October morn- 




ing. 




1117 do. do. 


1850- 


24 A morning concert. 




290 On the Thames below Green- 




wich. 




1064 Venice. 


i8sr* 


498 Rouen. 


1852. 


58 Tombs of the Scaligers, 




Verona. 




87 Effect after rain— Venice. 


iSS3- 


laiS S. pier da Arena — Genova. 


1854. 


121; Rotterdam. 




21, Green Street^ 




Leicester Square, 


1864. 


566 Hinckley fair. 


1865. 


a6S Election time. Vide " Ten 




Thousand a year '' 




HOLLAND, Sir Nathaniel Dance-, 
R.A. ^e Dance, vol. ii, pages 239 
and 240* 

HOLLAND, P Painter. 

At Mr, Finney s^ 

56, Frith Street, Soho. 

1781. 189 Portrait of a gentleman. 
34^ do. do. 

1782. 15Z do. do. 
aas do. lady. 

%% I do. gentleman. 

Liverpool, 
'793- ^57 View of Ulswater from Go- 
barrow Park, Cumberland. 
644 View of the Eagle Craig, Bor- 
rowdale, Cumberland. 

HOLLAND, Philip Painter. 

54, Stanhope Street, 
1853* 993 Pears. 
1854. 90 J Partridges. 
1S55. Si7 Dead birds — bullfinch and 
chaflfinch. 
CJ13 Flowers. 
1856* 901 Cluster of damsons and apples. 
980 do cherries. 

4, Cleave Place, Stockwell, 
1B57. 851 Group of small birds — star- 
lings, fieldfares, etc. 
1866. 658 Bullfinch, starling, etc. 

HOLLAND, Philip Sidney... Painter. 
9, Clare Terrace, 

West Brampton, 
1S77. 1349 Music of the past. 

1878, 9S9 Reading Rabelais. 

1879. 89 How their grandfather died. 
\^\\ For Honour. "But with the 

morning cool reflection 
came." 

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Holland, Philip Sidney — continued. 

5, Adelaide Road, 

1883. 723 The trial of a noble family be- 

fore the Blood Council, Ant- 
werp, 1567. 

In less than three months, more 
than 1,800 human beings had suf- 
fered death by its summary pro- 
ceedings, some of the highest, the 
noblest, and the most virtuous in 
the land among the number, etc 
— Motley, 

1884. 17s An appreciative audience. 

HOLLAND, Richard Architect. 

Half Moon Street^ Piccadilly, 

1 771. 95 Elevation of a design for a 

villa. 

Curzon Street^ Mayfair, 

1772. 312 Elevation and plan of a town 

house for a particular situa- 
tion. 

Half Moon Street, 
313 A design for a ceiling. 
Mount Street^ 

Grosvenor Square, 
1 773* '43 Design for a ceiling. 

HOLLAND, Sebastopol S.... Painter. 

22, Beaufort Street^ Chelsea, 
1890. 763 Snow-capped Idwal. 
The Rylands, Beeston, 

near Nottingham, 

1894. 282 The foggy Thames. 

1895. 808 Compass Point, Bude. 

HOLLAND, Thomas J. B. 

Painter. 
21, Carlton Road^ 

Finsbury Park, 
1881. 1053 The old Neptune Inn, Ipswich. 

HOLLAND, W Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1823. 585 View at the bottom of Finch 
Hill, Buckinghamshire — by 
moonlight. 

HOLLANDS, W. F Architect. 

Bermondsey Square, 
1845. 1 1 54 A fishing temple. 

HOLLIDAY, Edward Painter. 

Dean Road^ Croydon, 
1879. 48 Dead Game. 
1 88 1. 47 "Ages ago." 

73 A homely shelf. 

1883. 797 The end of the season. 

1884. 1 1 90 Found dead* 



HOLLINGDALB, Horatio R. 

Painter. 

15, Hamilton Terrace^ 

St, John' 5 Wood. 
1 88 1. 390 "I love the season well when 
forest glades, etc." 

5, Blandford Place, N. W. 
1883. 377 Felled Timber. 
1885. 877 A quiet pool. 

1009 Riverside pasture. 

1887. 552 "Where lay the water lily 

gleaming bright." 
649 "Where bright water lilies 
blow." 

1888. 20O "Where the tall reeds in 

melody quiver, etc." 
974 On the Kennet. 

1889. 816 do. 

1078 Woolhampton Lock. 

5 1, Haver stock Hill. 
1896. 384 Water lilies. 

36, Great Russell Street. 
1899. 729 The old windmill. 

HOLLINGDALB, Richard... Painter. 

4, Russell Place. 

1854. 208 Portrait of a gentleman. 

24, Howland Street. 

1855. 55' Portrait of a lady. 

6, Foky Place. 

1856. 78 Portrait of a lady. 
510 The sister's entreaty. 

37, Upper CharlotU Street. 

1858. 796 George Lance, Esq. 
835 Mrs. George Lance. 

1859. 692 Miss Lance. 

i860. 788 Daughter of Mr. Isaac Ridg- 
way. 

29, Osnaburgh Street, 

1 86 1. 596 "Let me tell your fortunes, 
fair ladies." 

1863. 811 Percy, Willie and Helen, the 
children of John and Eliza- 
beth Richardson. 
865 Miss Madeline Rachel Ridg- 
way. 

1867. 936 Portrait of a young lady. 

1868. 8 The delinquent. 

1870. 833 The late George Jones, Esq., 

R.A. 

127, Lancaster Rocul, 
1875. 1077 The Hon. Mrs. Arthur Annes- 

ley. 

1877. »*4* Mrs. Frederick J. Dean. 

1878. 1222 Miss Hodges. 

I, Rackham Street, 

NottingHili. 

1893. 1279 Portrait of a lady. 

1894. 1248 do. do. 

1895. "°' Enid Gertrude Stable. 



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131 



1896. 1 3 10 Mrs. Robert White. 

1897. 1477 Winifred, daughter of Frederick 

Fisher, Esq. 

1898. 1354 D. Wintringham Stable, Esq. 
1366 Mrs. D. W. Stable. 

1899. 1352 Miss Violet Dewey. 
1372 Marshall Dewey, Esq. 

HOLLINGS, G. Seymour ... Painter. 
4, Cambridge Terrace, 
1867. 275 Y Trifaen, from the Benglay 
Falls, North Wales. 

HOLLINGSHEAD, Albert. 

Sculptor. 

18, TademaRoad, Chelsea, 

1903. 1798 Decorative panel. 

10, Onslow Studios^ 

Kin^s Road. 

1904. 1707 Youth; statuette. 

HOLLINGSHEAD, W. ... Architect. 
7, Chapter Roady 

Willesden Green. 
1889. 1892 Design for Decoration. 

HOLLINGSWORTH, R. M. 

Architect. 
8, Regent Street. 
1824. 953 Architectural design. 

HOLLINGWORTH, Thomas. 

Painter. 
5, Richmond Terrace^ 

Bayswater. 
1858. 433 The fair student. 

HOLLINS, H. Plant- Painter. 

Chelsea Arts Club, 

181, Kin^s Road, Chelsea. 
1895. 564 Master Cecil Stanley. 
866 Mrs. Lofthouse. 

HOLLINS, J Architect. 

1800. 998 View of Mr. Bolton's house, 
Soho, Staffordshire. 

HOLLINS, John, A.R.A Painter. 

16, Temple St., Birmingham. 
1 8 19. 695 Mr. J. Campbell. 

745 Mr. T. Kitson, Junr. 
182 1. 618 Portrait of a gentleman. 
824 do. do. 

875 do. do. 

230, High Holbom. 
zSaa. 7$7 Poitnit of a lady. 

390, High Holborn. 
i8*3> . 4il.JlMriUht toene. 




6,/ermyn Street. 

1828. 571 David Wilkie, Esq., R.A., in a 

masquerade costume; drawn 
at Rome. 

47, Berners Street. 

1829. 130 Study of a Greek lady. 
496 Mr. Scoles. 

1830. 517 Portrait of a gentleman in a 

Turkish dress. 
1114 Sir Robert Lawley, Bart. 

1 83 1. 188 A Milanese devotee. 
228 Lord Nugent, M.P. 

308 Lieut.-Colonel O'Donnell. 
322 Portrait of a young lady. 
469 Rev. J. Stanier Clarke, LL.D., 
F.R.S., etc. 

1832. 316 The Countess of Mount 

Charles. 

1833. 244 The Earl of Aboyne, K.T. 
322 The early impression. 

404 The Hon. Mrs. Stanley. 

1834. 152 Miss Hartopp. 

167 Portrait of a young lady. 

1835. 193 Sir Francis Lawley, Bart. 

313 Caroline, daughter of the Rt. 

Hon. E. J. Littleton, M.P. 
378 P. Beilby Thompson, Esq.,M.P. 

1836. 27 A Spanish lady. 

42 Carteret Ellis, Esq. 

478 A Greek lady dressing her hair. 

504 Beilby Richard Lawley, Esq. 

742 Miss de Courcy. 
1^37* 45^ Miss Emily Macdonald. 

462 John Ellis, Esq. 
1838. 33 Lisa Puccini. 

Lisa Puccini, a young lady of 
surpassing beauty and modesty, 
became enamoured of Pietro, 
King of Arragon, and pined in 
silence and £spair. At length 
she employed Mmuccio d'Arezzo, 
a celebrated musician, to tell the 
tale of her passion to the King. 
This be dia in a song, at the 
ro^al banquet. The King pro- 
mised to come and see Li^ and 
sent her a message of encourage- 
ment and condolence. The mo- 
ment chosen for the picture is 
when Minuccio returns to Lisa 
with the first tidings from the 
King, etc. — Boccaccio. 

SI3 A consultation previous to the 
aerial voyage to Germany, 
on the 7th November, 1836. 

In the centre of the picture, 
seated at the table is Robert 
Hollond, Esq., M.P., to his left 
Thomas Monck Mason, Esq., and 
at the end of the table Mr. Green 
the aeronaut. On the right of the 

Sicture are portraits of three of 
Ir. Hollond s friends. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



HoUins, John, A.R,A,— continued, 

1B39. 27S Margaret alone at her spinning 
wheel, etc. 
37$ Miss Jane Lawley. 
S43 Lady Poltimore and her son. 
1840. 13s Portrait of a lady. 

244 Lady Harriet Baring. 
481 Lord Poltimore. 
10 (Octagon Room.) 

La Signora Chigi, struck with 
the talent and ingenious counten- 
ance of Benvenuto Cellini, then a 
young and unknown artbt, had, 
contrary to the advice of her more 
cautious friends, intrusted him 
with jewels of great value to set : 
he returns with them. 



1841. 



1842. 



1844. 



1845. 
1846. 



6 St Cecilia. 
184 Mrs. Robert Holland. 
986 Gil Bias. (Here follows a long 

quotation in French,) 
1 21 6 Andrea del Sarto's first inter- 
view with Lucrezia di Baccio 
del Fede, whom he after- 
wards married, etc. 
no W. F. Chambers, M.D. 
202 Juliet and the County Paris at 

Friar Lawrence's cell, etc. 
459 William Agur, Esq. 
(Elected A. R.A.) 

395 Tasso reciting his Jerusalem 

Delivered to the Princess 
Leonora d'Este. 

396 Mrs Holland. 

476 Nell, Duke and Cora, spaniels, 
the property of Henry Per- 
kins, Esq. 

557 The Vicar of Wakefield ad- 
dressing Olivia after one of 
Squire Thomhiirs visits to 
the vicarage. 

After any of these interviews 
between her lovers, of which there 
were several, she usually retired 
to solitude, and there indulged 
her grief, etc. 

1017 A Spanish lady. 

155 Captain Unett, 3rd Light Dra- 
goons. 

298 Portraits of the daughters of 
Dr. Chambers. 

437 The circumnavigator Drake 
receiving the honour of 
knighthood from Queen 
Elizabeth on board his ship, 
the Golden Hind, at Dept- 
ford, 1581. 

In the centre of the ^roup are 
portraits of the Queen, Sir Francis 
Drake, the Earl of Leicester and 
Lord Burleigh. In the group to 



the left arc portraits of Sir Chris- 
topher Hatton, Sir WaJetr Raleigh 
and Sir Philip Sidney; and be- 
tween them and the centre group 
is the Earl of Lincoln. Behind 
the Queen is Sir Francis Waising- 
hun and to the right of the picture 
the Eari of Sussex. 

1847. 21 Thomas Richardson, Esq. 

172 General Wright Chevalier, 

K.C.M., etc., etc 
226 E. Cunliffe Lister Kay, Esq. 
275 The pulse. 

Would to heaven! my dear 
Eugenius, thou hadst pa^ed by 
and lieheld me sitting, in my 
black coat, and in my lack-a- 
daysical manner counting the 
throbs of it, etc — A Seniiminial 
Journey, 

370 Richard Gilbert Talbot, Esq. 
409 The Hon. Mrs. CunlifTe Lister 
Kay. 

1848. 84 James Burchell, Esq. 

251 Mrs. Arden and her daughters. 
436 Looking out — Coast of Dover. 
446 Charles Lushington, Esq.,M.P. 

1849. 150 William Ballantine, Esq. 

167 Mrs. Lushington. 

219 Mrs. Richard Talbot. 

249 A gleaner. 

454 John Hayne, Esq. 

462 Portrait of a lady. 

513 "If music and sweet poetry 
agree, as they must needs, 
the sister and the brother." 

1850. 22 W. N. Welsby, Esq. 

168 Master Cresswell. 

214 "And when he was gone out 
into the porch, another maid 
saw him, etc.*' — St, Matthew 
xxvi, 71. 

339 Rev. John Sandford. 

481 Jessica and Lancelot, etc. 

1851. 19 Viscount Ponsonby, G.C.B. 

late ambassador at Vienna. 
34 A young lady sketching. 
214 Frederick Richard Lee, Esq., 

R.A. 
468 Dover hovellers. 
565 Henry Perkins, Esq. 
586 The hayfield. 

1852. 6 Mrs. Hayne. 

43 Mrs. Pelham Maitland and 
her son. 

213 Coast guard, cliffs near Dover 
—early morning. 

394 The fish market and port of 
Dieppe. 

46* A scene on Deal Beach. The 
North Foreland in the dis- 
tance. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



^33 



1^53' 9 "Jessica, my girl, I.ook to my 
house, etc"— Merchant of 
Venice. 

144 Gillies with a young heron. 

158 Lasses at Strathspey. 

438 Grouse shooting on|the moor 
of the Bridge of Carr, Inver- 
nesshire. Portraits of M. T. 
Bass, Esq., M.P., his game- 
keeper and gillies. 

589 Scene near Loch Inver, Suther- 
landshire; portraits. 
1854. 7 A scene on Loch Etive. 

123 Lady Sarah Spencer. 

536 Young Highlanders — scene at 
Taynuilt, Argyleshire. 

57* Salmon fishing on Loch Awe — 
Portraits of Duncan McCer- 
cher, F. R. Lee, Esq., R.A., 
Lord Burghley, Lady Burgh- 
ley, John McFane, John 
McCercher, Earl Spencer, 
K.G., and Viscount Althorp. 
Painted ivith F, R, Lee, R.A. 
(The late.) 
i^SS- '35 The Earl of Gainsborough. 

254 Ada, daughter of Edward A. 
Kirby. 

HOLLINS, Peter Sculptor. 

Great Hampton Street, 

Birmingham, 

1822. 992 Bust ofthe Earl of Shrewsbury. 

1002 Bust ofthe Marquis of Anglesey. 

1014 Bust of E. J. Littleton, Esq. 

(The last three are with W, 

Hollins.) 

1824. 972 Model of a bust of the late E. 

Grainger, Esq., to be worked 
in marble; a monument for 
his Anatomical Theatre, 
Southwark. 
1014 Design for a group of figures 
to be placed over the en- 
trance of the blue-coat charity 
school at Birmingham. 

1825. 1016 A statue of the Marquis of 

Anglesey. 
1037 A Marble bust of E. Grainger, 
Junr., Esq., part of monu- 
ment in his Anatomical 
Theatre, Southwark. 

1826. 1047 Susannah accused by the 

elders. 

1827. 1070 Zephyrs wafting Venus to the 

Island of Cythera. 
1830. 1204 Bust of W. Macready, Esq. 

1226 Model in wax from the Lady 
of the Lake. " For me whose 
memory scarce conveys, etc." 



1832. 

1834. 
1835. 

1837. 
1839. 

1841. 



1842. 



1843. 
1844. 

1846. 



1848. 132 



1850. 
1851. 



17, Old Bond Street, 

1 141 Bust of John Reeve, Esq. 

1 1 80 Bust of Thomas Telford, Esq., 
F.R.S., President of the In- 
stitution of Civil Engineers. 

1 105 Marble statue ofthe daughter 
of Vincent Thompson, Esq., 
etc. 

1077 Marble bust of T. Villiers Lis- 
ter, infant son of T. H. Lis- 
ter, Esq. 

1 226 Marble bust of the late Percival 
Potts, Esq. 

1384 Marble bust of Lord John 
Russell, M.P., Secretary for 
the Home Department. 

I220 Marble statue of Mrs. Robert 
Thompson, part of Monu- 
ment in Great Malvern 
Church, Worcestershire, etc. 

1250 Unfinished statue in marble of 
Catherine Sarah Jenner, 
daughter of John Yeend 
Bedford, Esq. 

1358 Bust of Benjamin St. John, 
son of William Matthews, 
Esq. 

1404 Marble bust ofthe Rev. Samuel 
Wilson Warnford, LL.D., 
for Birmingham Royal School 
of Medicine, etc, 

1422 The pleasures of hope. "Sleep, 
image of thy father, etc." 

1 291 A marble statue of an angel, 
monument at Hereford. 
Great Hampton Street, 

Birmingham, 

1 399 Marble statue of Lady Georgi- 

ana Bridgeman, part of a 
monument to her memory 
and to the memory of her 
mother, Elizabeth, Countess 
of Bradford. 

1400 A marble statue of the Rev. 

Dr. S. Wilson Warnford, to 
be erected at Oxford, etc. 
i486 Marble bust of George Barker, 
Esq., F.R.S., for General 
Hospital at Birmingham, 

An unfinished marble statue ot 
Henry Jephson, Esq., M.D., 
for Jephson Gardens, Leam- 
ington, etc. 

A colossal marble bust of Felix 
Mendelssohn Bartholdy, for 
the Town Hall, Birming- 
ham, etc. 

The late Robert Liston, Esq., 
Fellow of the Royal College 
of Surgeons. 



1378 



1381 



134 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Hollins, ^cter— continued. 

1853. 1322 Marble group, Dickey and 

Skye, portrait of Richard 
Crawshay, youngest son of 
the late Joseph Bailey, Esq., 
M.P. 

1365 Marble bust of the late William 
Congreve Russell, Esq. 

1 399 Marble bust of the late Thomas 
Rhodes, Esq., of Hands- 
worth. 

1854. 1478 Bust of a lady. 

1856. 1369 Marble bust of the late John 
Rhodes, Esq. 

1859. 1272 Thomas Holloway, Esq., taken 
from the life, intended for a 
charitable institution to be 
founded by him; marble 
statue. 

1862. 1014 Sabrina fair. "Listen, where 

thou art sitting, etc." 
1074 Baptismal font for Bodelwyd- 
dan Church, North Wales. 
The statues are portraits of 
the youngest daughters of 
Sir Hugh Williams, Bart. 

1863. 1021 Ada Elizabeth Thornton, 

daughter of Samuel Thorn- 
ton, Esq., the Elms, Bir- 
mingham; posthumous bust 
in marble. 

1867. 1048 Matthew Davenport Hill, Esq. ; 

marble bust. Late Recorder 
of Birmingham. Executed 
for the Corporation of Bir- 
mingham. 

1868. 978 Sir Rowland Hill, K.C.B., 

D.C.L., F.R.S. ; marble 
statue. For Birmingham. 
1871. 1252. The playmates. A portrait of 
Gerald, son of John Mar- 
shall, Esq., of Red House, 
Great Barr, Staffordshire ; 
marble group. 



HOLLINS, William Sculptor. 

Great Hampton Street^ 

Birmingham. 

182 1. II 1 5 Bust of the late Rev. Edm. 

Outram, Archdeacon of St. 
Phillip's, Birmingham, late 
public orator in the Univer- 
sity of Cambridge. 

1822. 992 Bust of the Earl of Shrewsbury. 
1002 do. Marquis of Angle- i 

sey. ! 

1014 Bust of E. J. Littleton, Esq., I 
M.P. (The last three are ! 
with P. Hollins.) 



1823. 1035 Head of Thetis. "When like 
the morning mist in early 
day, etc." 
1040 Head of Christ ; a study. 

1825. 997 The garden of Gethsemane ; a 
model. 

MOLLIS, C Architect. 

13, Bryanston Street, 

1 80 1. 947 Design for a casine. 

1802. loi 3 do. park entrance. 

1803. 878 A Design for a temple. 

MOLLIS, G Painter. 

At Mr. Cook^Sy 

6, Goswell Street Road. 
1813. 755 View in theHigh Street, Oxford. 

MOLLIS, Charles T Painter. 

6, Claremont, Windsor. 
1882. 292 In the wild woods of St. 
Leonard's, Windsor. 

MOLLIS, Thomas Painter. 

1834. 536 St. Katherine's Docks; study 
made on the spot. 

MOLLOWAY, Charles Edward, R.L 

Painter. 
2, PaultofCs Square. 

1867. 750 Moonrise on the Thames. 

1868. 663 The " Old Swan " at Chelsea. 

49, Warren Street. 
J 869. 280 St. PauPs. 

590 St. Bartholomew's Priory 

church, Smithfield. 
624 Chelsea. 

26, Howland Street. 

1870. 938 Near Chelsea. 

962 The Tower of London. 
1002 Greenwich Hospital. 

187 1. 633 Chelsea church. 

1872. 272 Huellen, Yorkshire. 

371 Moonlight on the Thames. 
2, The Terrace^ Hammersmith. 

1873. 244 The Thames at Chiswick. 

20, Grafton Street. 

1874. 229 Morecambe pier. 
1053 Going home. 

1875. 268 Evening on the Downs. 
589 A Wreck. 

5, Haverstock Place. 

1876. 151 In chancery. 

1 316 A Venetian funeral. 

1877. 153 Sunset at Arnside. 

84, Charlotte Street. 

1878. 191 Beating up the Thames off Bligh 

Sands. 
283 The old Falcon, Gravesend. 
545 Night on the river. 



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1880. 


665 Hogarth's tomb: Chiswick 


^m- 


172 Portrait of a gentleman; in 




churchyard. 




crayons. 




1052 Chiswick old Mall. 




88, Fleet Street. 




171, Stanhope Street, 


1781. 


56 Portrait of a lady. 


I88I. 


384 A Hampshire Village. 




59 do. do. 




36, Gloucester Road^ 




II, Baches Row^ 




Regenfs Park, 




City Roady Hoxton, 


1883. 


m% A haven. 


1784. 


348 Portrait; crayons. 


1884. 


321 Dirty weather. 


1785. 


54 Portrait of a gentleman; small 


1886. 


515 On the Seine. 




oil. 




1416 Abingdon. 




271 A medal. 




1443 St Ives. 


1786. 


356 Portrait of a gentleman. 




64, Charlotte Street. 


1790. 


650 Antinous. 


1892. 


1476 Rochester. 


1791. 


418 Portrait of a young lady. 




183, Kin^s Road. 


1792. 


344 Portrait of a young gentleman; 


1893. 


1378 Moonrise. 




crayons. 


1894. 


362 The harbour bar. 







HOLLOWAY, G Painter. 

50, Margaret Street. 
1843. 187 Thomas Williamson, Esq. 



HOLLOWAY, L Painter. 

1 7, Orchard Street. 
27 Old Ives. 
1040 " Pity the sorrows of a poor old 
man." 

23, Newman Street. 
206 John Snook, Esq. 
904 James Aldridge Devenish, 
Esq., of Rodwell, Wey- 
mouth; miniature. 

83, Newman Street. 
268 Mrs. J. E. Holloway. 

296 A Turkish naval officer. 

297 Girl and dog. 
York Villa Bill, Southampton. 

209 The spirit's flight. "Spread thy 
wings, my soul, and fly." 



1857 



1858. 
1859. 



i860. 



1861. 



HOLLOWAY, Thomas. 

Gem Engraver and Painter. 
74, Broad Street, 

near the Royal Exchange. 

1773. H4 Portrait of the Rev. Mr. Wesley. 

Impression of a seal from life. 

145 Head of Ariadne. From the 

antique. 

146 The Grinder. From the antique. 

1774. 125 Socrates and Proserpine. After 

the antique. 
'775- 'SsAZingara. After the antique. 

156 A portrait; a model in wax. 
1776. 136 Portrait of a gentleman; model 

in wax. 

137 Portrait of the Rev. R. Robin- 

son; crayons. 

138 The Pensive muse; an impres- 

sion from an intaglio. After 
Angelica Kauflman. 



HOLLWAY, Miss Janet. 

Miniature Painter. 
6, Sanctuary, Westminster. 

1887. 1385 Peggy, daughter of Edward A. 

Arnold, Esq. 

1888. 1484 Frederick Seymour, son of Sey- 

mour Whalley, Esq. 
1569 Edith, daughter of Stafford F. 
Still, Esq. 

1889. 1572 Dowager Lady Westbury. 
1574 Miss Evelyn HoUway. 

1890. 1444 Esther, daughter of R. Combe 

Esq. 

1891. 1522 Grace, daughterof C.Churchill, 

Esq. 

1523 Constance, daughter of R. 

Combe, Esq. 

1524 Lady Jane Seymour Combe. 

15, Emperor^ s Gate, S. W. 
1894. 1308 Portrait of a lady. 

1309 Molly, daughter of Edward 

Arnold, Esq. 

1 3 10 Miss Mary Massingberd. 

43, Bedford Gardens, W. 

1896. 1387 Pamela, daughter of Charles 

Churchill, Esq. 

1388 Major- General Sir Robert 

Low, G.C.B. 

1389 Mrs. Hunter. 

1897. 1567 Ruth and Nancy, daughters of 

Edward Arnold, Esq. 
1568 Marjorie, daughter of Richard 
Combe, Esq. 

HOLLYBR, Christopher C. 

Engraver and Painter. 
l\, Patshull Road, 

Kentish Town. 
1867. 952 Rev. Dr. Malingburgh. After 
D. Huntington. 

40, Hungerford Road. 
1872. 679 A quiet nook. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



HOLLYER, Miss Eva Painter. ' 

Heathfield^ Oxfon, Cheshire, • 
1891. 960 Hurt 

23, Rice Lane^ Walton, \ 
1894. 841 Happy. 

8, Radnor Place, 

Claughton, Cheshire, 
1898. 1020 Spring. 

HOLM AN, Francis Painter. 

Johnson Street^ 

Old Gravel LanCy 

St. Georges, 
1774. 126 The Augusta Yacht, with His 
Majesty on board, reviewing 
his Fleet at Spithead. 
127 The fleet saluting His Majesty, 
when on board the Bai^eur. 
1 775- 153 A Squadron giving chase to 
windward. 
154 A calm in the Downs. 
1776. 139 A shipwreck near Beachy Head. 
140 His Majesty's ship Victory 
sailing from Sheerness, pre- 
paring to anchor at the 
Nore. 
1777* 173 A sudden squall, with ships 
sailing through the narrow 
channel near Reculver in 
Kent. 
174 A ship in a storm near the Isle 
of Wight. 
Fawdon Fields, 

Old Gravel Lane^ 

St, George's. 

1778. is> The famous sea fight between 

the fleets of Sir Edward 
Hawke and Mons. Cons- 
tans near Belleisle, anno 

1759- 

1779. "34 The attack upon the town of 

Ne¥rport, Rhode Island, by 
the French fleet under the 
command of Count d*£s- 
taing in August, 1778. 
135 A storm at sea. 

17S0. 16 The engagement between Sir 
G. B. Rodney and the 
Spanish Squadron. 

1781. 434 Shipwreck near Dover. 

178a. 386 The engagement between 
Admiral Parker and the 
Dutch ; from a sketch made 
on board a frigate during 
the action. 

1783. 43 The engagement on the lath 
of April, 1782, between 
Lord Rodney and the 
Count de Grasse in the 
West Indies. 



1784. 



2o8 A shipyard upon the Thames. 

337 Action between Lord Hood 
and the Count de Grasse in 
Basterre road, Jan. 26, 1782. 



HOLME, Miss Dora. 

Miniature Painter. 
Red Bouse, Bexley Heath. 
1899. 1 3 19 Muriel, daughter of Rev. A. 
Littlehales. 
1356 Barbara, daughter of — Berke- 
ley, Esq. 
1 90 1. 1344 Audrey. 

1401 Dorothy, daughter of W. G. 
Little, Esq. 
Upton Grey House, 

Winchfield, Hants. 
1904. 1213 Viscountess Hayashi. 

HOLME, William Painter. 

15, Nassau Street. 
1839. 64 Robert Taba Austin, Esq. 
1842. 75 Lloyd Jones, Esq. 



HOLMES, Basil Painter. 




2, Lou*er Heath Place, 




Hampstead. 


1844. 


574 Landscape. 


1850. 


889 Mow Cop, Cheshire. 


HOLMES, Edward Painter. 




9, Shane Terrace. 


1855- 


811 Charles Cooper, R.sq. 


1856. 


843 Portrait of a gentleman. 




2, Prospect Place, Chelsea. 


1863. 


z(i7 Going to market. 


1864. 


262 The streamlet 


1867. 


375 The daisy Wreath. 


1868. 


174 Summer. 




252 The prawn fishers. 




25 J French peasant Girl. 




62, Cheyne Walk. 


1870. 


213 Haropstead Heath. 


1871. 


185 The road to the farm. 




3S6 Hastings. 


1872. 


63 s The streamlet. 


1873. 


520 Down the stream. 


1875. 


621 A ride through the woods. 


1882. 


48S Poachers. 


1884. 


679 End of the year. 


1885. 


974 Near Putney. 


i888. 


976 In the New Forest. 


189a 


966 Marshy Und. 


1891. 


104^ The end of the year. 


HOLMES, B. N Architect. 



\t^ Spemcer Street. 

1871. 956 Members* Goak Roooit House 

of CoouDODs: a meeliiig of 

the RefanneiSi 1867. 




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HOLMES, Miss Emily R. ... Painter. 
6, Regent Terracey Penzance, 
1898. 38 Juno's herd boy. 



HOLMES, G Painter. 

5, Southampton Street, 

1799. 620 View of Pembroke Castle, 

South Wales. 

1 01, Strand, 

1800. 506 A distant view of the lower 

lake of KiUamey from the 
heights near Aghadoe. 

1 80 1. 304 Landscape and cattle. 
483 do. do. 

1802. 367 Pembroke Castle, South 

Wales. 
513 Entrance to the Village of 

Swords, with part of the 

Castle, County of Dublin. 
57* End of the South Parade, 

wi^h part of Pulteney Bridge, 

Bath. 



HOLMES, George Augustus. 

Painter. 
G, HolmeSy 152, Sloane Street, 
Isabella. Vide " Orlando Furi- 

oso." 
The Valentine. 

9, Sloane Terrace, 
" Feeding time." 
The favorite. 
G, A, HolmeSy 

21, Danvers Street^ Chelsea, 
The scrape. 

2, Prospect Place, 
Forty winks. 
Childhood's slumber. 
Snowdrops. 

62, Cheyne Walk. 
Feathered friends. 
Spring. 

A circle of friends. 
"Can't you talk?" 
Country Courtship. 
A talkative visitor. 
Feathered friends. 
Followers. 
Village rivals. 
Making friends. 
A friendly greeting. 
A companion in arms. 
Cariosity. 

" Live and let live." 
'*I was sick and ye visited 

me." 
Longing hearts. 
A pushuig family. | 



1852. 470 

1853. 60 

1854. 293 

1855. ^'3 



1859. 20Z 
1862. 407 

1865. 6ig 
1868. 380 

1870. 495 

1874. 960 

1875. 454 
577 

1878. 13 

53» 

1884. 7% 

1885. 298 

1886. 391 

1887. 536 

1888. 158 
1652 

1891. 65 

1892. 4^5 
680 

1893. 611 

1894. 144 



1895. 355 Sympathetic enquiries. 
1900. S85 Invalided home. 
1086 Our true friends. 

HOLMES, H Painter. 

18, Burton Street, 
1852. 325 The parting gift. 

HOLMES, Henry Painter. 

13, Crossland Terrace^ Leeds, 
1902. " 666 Rock-bracken. 

1903. 617 Early morning dew. 

1904. 5 Calves in a pasture. 



HOLMES, 



1798. 114 
694 

1803. 449 

1819. 783 

798 



1823. 879 

1824. 167 

1825. 303 
458 

1826. 202 

617 



1829. 303 

1830. 898 

1831. 888 
1833. 697 
1841. 69 



1849. 960 



James Painter. 

47, Warren Street^ 

Fitzroy Square, 
Portrait of a gentleman, 
do. do. 

43, Oxford Street, 
Portrait of an artist. 
Mrs. Dingwall. 
Master J. Dingwall, younger, of 

Brucklay. 

9, Cirencester Place, 
Study of heads. 
The Rape of the Lock. 
Portraits of three children of 

H. Meux, Esq. 
The ring. 
Portraits of the children of 

James Taylor, Esq. 
Portraits of children. 
Mrs. Moore Halsey and her 

daughter. 
15, Wilton Street, 

Grosvenor Place, 
Colonel Baron de Bode. 
Mrs. Wightwick of Dunstall, 

Staffordshire. 
Portrait of a lady. 
Miss Leonora Mi^ville. 
Miss Dormer. 
19, Crawford Street, 

Montague Square, 
Master Blake. 




HOLMES, J., Junr Painter. 

1839. 613 Miss Emma E. Kendrick. 

894 Portraits of the infant children 
of J. Harlop, Esq. 
12, Chester Terrace, 

Eaton Square, 
1848. 305 Composition. 

HOLMES, Marcus H. Painter. 

9, Hope Square, Clifton, 
1 833' 355 Labour in vain. 

T 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



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HOLMES, Mrs. Mary D. ... Painter. 
Westwood Road, Beverley. 
1904. 312 Geraniums. 

646 Lake of Como. 

HOLMES, Miss Painter. 

1843. 195 Fish. 

HOLMES, Mrs Painter. 

1799. 464 Portrait of Mr. Holmes. 

HOLMES, Mrs. N Painter. 

I, Lower Heath Street, 

ffampstead, 
1830. 555 Cavern scene. 

624 Wild anemones, with a hedge 

sparrow's nest. 
1085 Gypsies. 

HOLMES, Miss Rhoda Painter. 

cjo IV, A, Holmes, Esq,, 
Kendrew, Cape of Good Hope, 
1 88 1. 163 Mendicant monks collecting 
elemosina for Christmas — 
Venice. 

HOLMES, Sir Richard Rivington, 

K,C,V,0,, F,S,A Painter. 

Windsor Castle, 
1874. 758 Lake Ashangi, Abyssinia. From 
sketches taken on the spot. 
1895. 707 Scheveningen — evening. 

1877. 898 San Gemignano. "Delle belle 

lone." Moonrise from the 
citadel. 

1878. 661 A Tuscan mill near Signa. 

844 The horses of St. Mark, 
Venice. 

HOLMES, Miss Sophia Painter. 

6, St, Stephen's Green, Dublin, 
1889. 1443 Weeds. 

HOLROYD, Sir Charles ... Painter. 

40, Queen's Square, 

Bloomshury, 

1885. 802 Fishermen painting a sail. 

18, Fitzroy Square, 

1886. 746 Death of Torrigiano. 
1889. 447 The Satyr King. 

1891. 1589 Repose. 

23, Pembridge Crescent, 

1892. 299 In a Roman church. 

The Studios, 

Church Walk, Hampstead, 

1893. 107 Pan and Peasants. 
714 The brass tray. 

Thorpe, Chertsey, Surrey, 
1895. 100 A water witch. 



HOLROYD, Lady (formerly Miss 
Fannie Fetherstonhaugh Macpher- 

son Painter. 

38, Cambridge Terrace, 

Hyde Park. 

1894. 186 Mrs. Payne. 

HOLROYD, Miss M Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1799. 670 Castle Acre Castle and church. 
1805. 589 A cottage. 

HOLROYD, T Painter. 

2, Rathbone Place. 
i860. 96 Miss le Blanc. 

577 Fountain at Gennazzano, near 
Rome. 
76, Via Bambuino, Rome, 

1 86 1. 604 The Ilex Grove, Gennazzano, 

near Rome. 

2, Rathbone Place, 

1862. 318 Afternoon — Capri. 
445 Forenoon — Capri. 

17, Fitzroy Street, 
1875. 110 The mussel boat. 

542 Grange Bridge, Cumberland. 
21, Hoivland Street. 

1877. 600 Venetian Fruit boat. 

1878. 249 Cleopatra's needle, Alexandria, 

Egypt. 

HOLROYDE, E Painter. 

St, PauPs Cray, Kent, 
1903. 812 The tomb of Rahere, St. Bar- 
tholomew the Great. 

HOLST, Lauritz Painter. 

3, South Sands, Scarborough. 
1878. 22 Derelict: morning after the 
storm. 
Merton Villa Studios, 

Manresa Road, 

1888. 528 An Atlantic roll off Kilkee, Ire- 

land. 

1889. 108 Ice-bound. 

Sa, Clareville Grove, 

South Kensington. 

1895. 53^ Europa Point, Gibraltar. 
1897. 611 Sir Francis Drake on board the 

Revenge, towing the Spanish 
galleon, Rosario, into Tor- 
bay. 

1899. 93 A squally day at Biarritz. 
979 Gibraltar, twilight. 

1900. 548 Nile birds. 

1 901. 806 After Trafalgar. 

1902. 549 Afterglow and moonrise on the 

Nile. 

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



139 



HOLT, Miss A. Julia Vcscy. See V. 

HOLT, E. F Painter. 

50, Bay ham Street, 

Camden Town, 

1854. 242 Head of an old Man. 
568 "Devotion." 

I, Poland Street, 

1855. 211 A Morning reverie. 
554 Bacchante reposing. 
600 Prometheus chained. 

34, Sloane Street, 

1857. 4^3 Cain. "What hast thou done, 

etc." — Genesis iv, 10. 

I, Aima Road, Croydon. 

1858. 412 The young student. 

HOLT, J Painter. 

54, Myddleton Street, 
1828. 42 Lurcher and hare. 

Church Street, Isleworth, 

1845. 1046 The home of the gamester. 

" He that hasteth to be rich 

hath an evil eye, etc." — 

Proverbs xxviii, 22. 

HOLT, J Sculptor. 

13s, Bay ham Street, 
1855. 1556 Rupert's standard at Marston 
Moor. After A. Cooper, 
R.A. 

HOLWELL, W Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1786. 183 Portrait of a nobleman's son. 

HOLWORTHY, James Painter. 

29, Mortimer Street, 

1803. 364 I.landiloes, Montgomeryshire. 
368 CaveatDaffryn, Llynmerchion, 

Denbighshire. 

4, Mount Street, 

1804. 569 Pont-y-Glyn, near Corwen, 

North Wales. 

HOLYOAKE, Rowland Painter. 

Hayter House, 

238, Marylebone Road, 

1884. 364 For the banquet. 

1885. 80 The village coquette. 

117, Abbey Road, 

St, John's Wood, 

1886. 594 Hamlet, act iii, sc. 4. 

4, The Mall, Haverstock Hill 

1887. 49* "Some ancient volume of for- 

gotten lore." 

1888. 143 Reflections. 
897 Celia. 

907 "Shall I wear a white rose?" 



1S90. 

1891. 
1892. 



1897 



1898. 
1900. 



1901. 

1903. 
1904. 



5, The Studios, 

Sherriff Road, Hampstead, 
1079 A fruitseller. 

4, The Mall, N. W, 
1 142 W. L. F. Foy, Esq. 
354 Mrs. Horatio Bottomley. 
496 My mantelpiece. 
879 George and the dragon. 

5, Primrose Hill Studios, 
536 Madame Roland on the way 
to execution. 

She went to the scaffold dressed 
in white. She exerted herself the 
whole way to cheer the spirits of 
a companion in misfortune who 
was to perish with her, and who 
had not the same courage; and 
she even succeeded so far as twice 
to draw from him a smile. 

925 Fish washing in the Faroe 

Islands. 
32 Charles II and Nell Gwynne. 
"When he was dumpish, 
etc." 
671 The mermaid. 
846 Secrets. 

881 William Sparks, Esq. 
709 " He loves me — loves me not." 
717 The complete angler. 
766 A comer of the studio. 
723 Coin d'atelier. 

22, King Henry's Road, 
650 A proposal. 



HOLYOAKE, William Painter. 

23, Great Coram Street, 
1865. 19s " Twas a glorious victory. Old 
Kasper took it from the boy, 
etc." 
1867. 611 The old oak chest. "There, 
then, had she found a grave, 
etc." 

37, Great Russell Street. 
1870. 1008 Waiting for companions. 

238, Marylebone Road, 

1872. 503 From labour to worship. 

Hayter House, do, 

1873. ^'5 King Lear. "Here I stand 

your slave, etc." 
939 " Our father which art in 
heaven." 

1874. 386 Sanctuary. 

1877. 61 Edith. 

611 "Twas ever so, etc." 
642 Rural waifs and strays. 

1878. 39 Richard Savage. 

An earl*s son, a shoemaker's 
apprentice, who had seen life in 
all its forms. ... If his questing 
had been unsuccessful he appeased 
the rage of hunger with some 
scraps of broken meat and lay 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Holyoake, William — continued, \ 

down to rest under the Piazza of | 
Covcnt Garden. — Macaulay. 

1880. 363 "The girl I left behind me, 
etc." 

1884. 378 From the outer world. 

1885. 81 Market day, waiting for the 

boat. 

HOMAN, Miss Gertrude Painter. 

4, Regents Park Road, N. W. 

1889. 991 In the brass-workers* bazaar. 
1 01 9 Outside a mosque. 

1890. 526 Peg Woffington criticised in 

the place of her portrait. 
535 Sandalphon, the Angel of 
Prayer. " Erect, at the out- 
ermost gates, etc." 

1 89 1. 1150 Nine points of the law. 

1892. 540 Sally in our alley. 

1893. 1527 'I Design [ Cradle music. 
Dance music. 
Love music. 
Martial music. 
Funeral music. 

49 An Idyll. 

944 Between judgement and mercy. 
4, Cumberland Place, 

Regenfs Park, 
415 Miss Dorothy Crompton. 
663 Mrs. John Crompton. 
719 The Jerusalem Chamber. 
444 The King's messenger. 



1895. 
1898. 



1901. 



1528 


Design 
for 


1529 


• music- 


1530 
1531 J 


room 
panels. 



^ 



1902. 



HOMANN, W., and Son... Architects. 
60, Bemers Street, 

1882. 116 1 Wall decoration, Chapel Royal, 

Greenwich Hospital. 
1206 Decoration for corridor, Royal 
Mausoleum, Frogmore. 

1883. 1222 An entrance Hall. 

HOME, Gordon Painter. 

Cromwell Lodge, Epsom, 
1900. 1637 Millmead, Guildford. 

HOME, Robert Painter. 

27, Suffolk Street, 

Charing Cross, 

1770. 107 A portrait of a young lady; 

three-quarters. 

1 771. 96 The portraits of two brothers; 

half length. 
97 A portrait of a young gentle- 
man; three-quarters. 
1778. 153 Portrait of a gentleman ; half 
length. 

154 Portraitofalady; three-quarters. 

155 do. do. do. 

156 An Italian Girl; do. 



1779. 136 Two ladies; whole length. 

137 A family. 

138 A gentleman; half length. 

139 do. three-quarters. 

140 A head. 

141 A lady in the character of 

Painting. 

Dublin. 

1 78 1. 81 Portrait of an artist. {Mr. 

Home,) 
215 Zadig discovering Queen As- 
tarte, from Voltaire's Zadig, 
ou le destinee, p. 61. 

1 782. 39 Portrait of a lady and children. 

1785. 32 do. gentleman. 

1786. 27 do. an Irish volunteer. 

14, Broad Street, Soho. 
1789. 64 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr, 
Ramsden Anderdon says Dr. 
HersheU,) 
258 Portrait of a lady by Lamp- 
light. 

At Mr, Hunter's, Piccadilly, 
1797. 244 The death of Colonel Moore- 
house at the storming of the 
Pettah Gate of Bangalore. 
258 The reception of the Mysorean 
Hostage Princes by Marquis 
Cornwallis. 

Calcutta. 
1813. 122 Portrait of the Rev. Dr. Carey, 
Professor of Sanyskrit, Ben- 
galee, and Mahratta, at the 
College of Fort William, Cal- 
cutta, attended by his Pun- 
dit, a learned Brahmin. 

HOMER, Winslow, N,A Painter. 

1878. 60 Cotton pickers — North Caro- 
lina. 
Cullercoats, Newcastle on Tyne, 
1882. 1533 "Hark! hark! the lark." 

HOMFRAY, J Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1825. 32 Caerphili Castle, Glamorgan- 
shire. 
65 Mill near Boulogne. 
1843. 491 LlandafT Cathedral. 

HONE, Alfred Sculptor. 

34, Grafton Street East. 

1836. 1070 Bust of Joseph Parkes, Esq., 

Secretary of the English 
Municipal Corporation Com- 
mission. 
1083 Bust of the Rev. T. B. 

1837. 121 1 A bust. 
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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



141 



44, London Street, 
1838. 1299 Bust of the Rev. John Pye 

Smith, D.D. 
1^39* >3$o Posthumous bust of the late 
Mrs. Duppa. | 

37, George Street^ 

Euston Square. 

1840. 1118 Bust of the Rev. Joseph Flet- 

cher, D.D., of Stepney. 
1 133 Bust of the Rev. J. Burnet of 
Camberwell. ' 

7, William Street, 

Hampstead Road, \ 

1 84 1. 1272 Bust of John Ramsbotham, 

Esq., M.D. I 

1308 Bryan Edward Duppa, Esq. j 

1316 The Rev. Joseph Fletcher, D.D., I 

of Stepney. 1 

33, George Street, | 

Euston Square. I 

1843. 1452 Bust of Thomas Slingsby Dun- I 

combe, Esq., M.P. | 

1844. 1345 Medallic portrait of a child, to 

be executed in marble. 

12, London Street, 
1852. 1450 Bust of T. Pollock, Esq., 
F.R.C.S. 

HONE, A., Junr Sculptor. 

26, Rutland Street, 
1856. 1286 Medallion portrait. 

{A, Hone in index but A, 
Howe in the catalogue,^ 

HONE, Camillus Painter. 

Pall Mall, 

1776. 141 A brace of Partridges. 

1777. 183 Portrait of a gentleman ; three- 

quarters. 

1778. 163 Portrait of a young lady. 

164 do. do. gentleman. 

1779. 146 A young gentleman. 

Rathbone Place, 

1780. 101 A hermit. 

HONE, Horace, A,R.A, 

Miniature and Enamel Painter. 
St. Jame^s Place, 
1772. 123 A portrait of a lady in minia- 
ture. 
At his father's, 

St,Jame^s Place, 
1 773* '53 Portrait of a lady ; miniature. 

157 do. gentleman; do. 

158 do. lady; do. 

Pall Mall, 
1774- '33 Portrait of a lady, in water 
colours. 
134 Portrait of a gentleman, in 
water colours. 



1775- 


158 


1777- 


181 
■82 


1778. 


162 


1779. 


MS 



1780. 


49 




m 




239 




250 




264 


I78I. 


281 


1782. 


"7 




»35 




153 




237 



283 



1795- 387 

464 

476 

(Miniature 



1802. 723 

1804, 487 

493 
736 

1805. 357 



A frame with four portraits; 
miniature. 

A lady's portrait. 

A frame with the portraits of 
three gentlemen, in water 
colours. 

^^, Pall Mall, 

A frame containing nine por- 
traits in miniature, those set 
for bracelets in enamel 

A frame with six heads in 
miniature, the bracelet 
painted in enamel. 

(Elected A.R.A.) 

62, Charlotte Street, 

Rathbone Place, 

Portrait of a lady, in chalks, 
do. do. watercolours. 
do. do. do. 

Portrait of an officer; water 
colours. 

Portrait of a lady; water 
colours. 

A frame containing ten por- 
traits. 

Drawing in black chalk. 

Portrait of an officer ; crayons, 
do. a gentleman; do. 
do. a child with a dog ; 
crayons. 

A frame with 14 portraits, the 
upper one in enamel. 

II, Blenheim Street, 

JVetv Bond Street, 

Portrait of a lady. (Mrs, Sid- 
dons,) 

Nine portraits. 

Six do. 

painter to H.RH. the Prince 
of Wales.) 

Dublin, 

Portrait of a well known female 
in the city of Dublin. 

212, Piccadilly, 

Portrait of Colonel Vereker, 
Major H. Waring, Dr. Lind- 
say, and Mrs. Siddons, in 
the year 1785. 

Portraits of Colonel Lord 
Blaney, Counsellor Dobbs, 
Miss Lendrick and Miss 
Hone. 

Portraits of Dr. Dunn, Mrs. 
Williams, Mr. Mahon, Cap- 
tain Tindal, Lady A. Cole, 
Mr. Coates, and Mrs. Barber. 
Ill, New Bond Street, 

Six portraits in enamel, ori- 
ginals, and the centre copied 
from Marc Garrard. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



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Hone, Horace, A,R.A. — continued. 

1805. 377 Portraits of three ladies and the 

Hon. Capt O'Neil. 

I, Queen Street^ May fair. 

1806. 688 Portraits of a lady and three 

gentlemen. 
730 A frame containing eight por- 
traits in enamel, viz., the 
Earl of Charlemont, J. C. 
Beresford, Esq., T. Bain- 
bridge, Esq., a general offi- 
cer, after the late Mr. Hone, 
R.A., and Mrs. Bernard, 
originals ; the late Bishop of 
Waterford, after Mr. Hamil- 
ton, and Sir T. Beaumont 
and his daughter, after old 
masters. 

1807. 8i2 T. Hammersley, Esq.; enamel. 
828 J. Gandon, Esq.; do. 
849 The Earl of Charlemont. 

44, Hertford Street^ Mayfair. 

1808. 730 A frame containing the por- 

traits of Mrs. C. F. Sheridan, 
A. Stanley, Esq., Mr. and 
Mrs. Tyler, Mrs. Laycock, 
the late Earl of Charlemont, 
in enamel; and Mrs. Graham, 
after a chalk drawing by Mr. 
Hamilton, in enamel. 

1809. 685 Portrait of a celebrated archi- 

tect. 
712 A frame containing the por- 
traits of the Earl of Albe- 
marle, painted from life, in 
enamel ; a lady, in enamel, 
after T.Lawrence, Esq.,R.A.; 
a lady in a Veil, in enamel, 
after A. Robertson; R. H. 
Beaumont, Esq., — a lady, 
— a ditto — and — Tomkin- 
son, Esq., of the i6th Dra- 
goons. 

29, St.Jame^s Place. 

18 10. 631 Frame containing portraits of 

the late Rt. Hon. C J. Fox, 
a lady, and a Madonna, after 
Carlo Dolci; enamels. 
641 Portraitof a nobleman ; enamel. 

181 1. 402 A Bacchante. 

598 A frame containing four por- 
traits in enamel, and a young 
lady in water colours. 

181 2. 679 The late Rt. Hon. C. J. Fox, 

in enamel. 

1813. 437 H.R. H. Prince Regent, in 

enamel. 
439 Portrait of a lady in enamel, 
after a miniature painted by 
H. Hone in 1777. 



I8I3. 
I8I4. 


469 

453 


1815. 


42t> 




653 


1818. 


701 
716 
731 




819 
832 


I8I9. 


79* 
818 


1820. 

I82I. 
1822. 


9«5 
730 
763 

793 
554 




600 




634 



Portrait of a gentleman 

The Duke of Devonshire; in 

enamel. 
Major H. Warring; a sketch 

in enamel. 
Portrait of a lady; in enamel, 
do. a lady, 
do. do. in enamel, 

do. an officer. 
The late Sir Adam Gordon. 
Portrait of an artist. 

20, Dover Street^ Piccadilly. 
Portrait of a lady. 

do. gentleman. 
The late Rev. Mr. Herringham. 
Portrait of a clergyman. 

do. lady. 

An historical portrait in enameL 
Portrait of Mrs. Siddons; ena- 
mel after an original picture 
by H. Hone, painted in 
1784. 
Portrait of a lady. 
Portraits of a lady and children. 



HONE, Nathaniel, R.A Painter. 

St. James's Place. 

1769. 52 A small whole length. 

53 A portrait of a clergyman; 

three-quarters. 

54 A portrait of a young gentle- 

man. {Master Angelo.) 

55 A candlelight. 

56 A piping boy. 

57 A portrait in enamel. 

1770. 108 Two gentlemen in masquerade. 

{As Friars with a Turkey 
and punchy well. — Walpole.) 
{Captain Francis Grose and 
Mr. Theo. Forrest as Capu- 
chin Friars.) 
109 A portrait of the late Tripoli 
ambassador. 

1 771. 98 A portrait of a young gentle- 

man; whole length. 
99 David, when a shepherd, after 
having delivered his lamb 
from the lion; a Kitcat. 
{Pretty good. — Walpole.) 

100 A lady in the character of Ca- 

lista in the Pair Penitent, 
act V, scene i ; a three-quar- 
ters. {Lady Stanhope^ there 
is a print of it. — Walpole.) 

101 A portrait of a lady in her 

fourscorth year; a three- 
quarters. 

102 A portrait of a student, with a 

plaister of Paris head in his 
hand; a three-quarters. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



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177 1, 10 J A portrait of a boy composing 

a garland. 

104 A fMDrtrait of a boy with a port- 
folio. ( ^itfy natural — Wal- 
pole.) 

10? A portrait of a girl with a dog. 

106 do. lady, in enamel 

for a ring. 

1772. h8 A portrait of a gentleman; half 

length, 

119 do. Kit cat, 

120 Port rait of a lady; three-quarters. 

12 1 do. gentleman; do, 
131 A child with a cat, 

J773- 147 Portraitof a gentleman; whole 
length, 
14S Portrait of a young gentleman; 
three- quarters. 

149 Portraitof a gentleman; three- 

quarters. 

1 50 Portrait of a gentleman ; three- 

quarters. 
1 ? I Portrait of a gentleman ; three- 
quarters, 
1 52 A hare; three-quarters* 
370 A fisherman ; Kit cat, 
17\ A young lady in a round. 

Pa/iMaiL 

1774, tiB Portrait of a lady; Kit cat. 

119 do, do. three-quartera. 

130 do. do. do. 

131 do. gentleman; do. 
n* A study after nature. 

1775. M7 The Spartan Boy; historical, 

{Finely e&iouredand good tx- 
pres$i&n, — Walpole,) 
1777* '75 A whole length of a gentle- 
man. 

176 Two gentlemen in conversa- 

tion, 

177 Portrait of a nobleman; three- 

quarters, 

i77t Portrait of a nobleman; three- 
quarters. {Lord Darhmuth, 
— Walpole.) 

17S Portraitof a clergyman; three- 
quarters. 

179 Portrait of a young lady. 

1 So do. do. 

1778. 157 Portrait of a lady; half-length. 
15* do, do. and child; 

Kit cat, 

159 Portrait, Abraham; Kit cat. 

ifio do. of a lady; three- 
quarters, 

161 Portraitof a gentleman; three- 
quarters, 

1779, 143 Two ladies; Kit cats. 

143 A lady; three-quarters. 

144 A gentlemao; ttiypi^Mjaa rters, 



30, RatJibone Place. 
1780. 31 Portrait of a naval officer. 
{CapL Baillie,) 
106 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr. 

Raye.) 
139 Portrait of a clergyman. {Rev. 
Mr, Harrison,) 
1 7 S 1 . 113 Portrait of Mr. Brereton in the 
character of Douglas. 
205 Portrait of a gentleman. 
1 782. 21 A general officer and his aide- 
de-camp at the Bruger Mill 
Conflict in the late war, 
1762. 
40 Portrait of a lady. 
251 do. gentleman. 

413 do. do. 

1 7S3. 3 A historical sketch of Nathan 
in his reply to David the 
King. 
14 Portrait of a clergyman. 
186 do. lady. 

208 do. gentleman. (Copt, 

Bailie,) 
1 784. 86 Portrait of a young gentleman. 
199 do. clergyman. 

215 do. lady; half length. 

373 do. gentleman. 

380 do. do. {Mr, 

Smith,) 

HONE, Nathaniel, R,II,A, ... Paiiatcr. 
44, Rue N, D, de Lorette^ 

Paris, 
1869. i6i Study from nature. 

HONEYMAN, John Painter. 

140, Bath Street^ Glasgow. 

1879. 1083 Skipness, Argyllshire. 

1880. 1 1 59 Church at North Merchiston, 

Edinburgh. 

HONNOR, Timothy Architect. 

28, Theobald's Road, W,C. 
1903. 1514 House at Tadworth, Surrey. 

HONNYWILL-HALL, W. See Hall, 
vol. iii, page 358. 

HOOD, Hon. Albert Painter. 

22, The Boltons, 
1874. 480 Miss Taylor. 

168, B romp ton Road, 
1 87 8. 952 Mrs. L. Wynne. 

HOOD, George Percy Jacomb. 

Painter, Etcher, and Sculptor. 
8, Kin^s Road, Chelsea. 
1879. 765 " Love hailed a little maid." 
932 Walter Dalrymple, Esq. 



144 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Hood, George Percy Jacomb — continued. 

1879. 1005 St. Simeon Stylites. 

1880. 257 Mercy at the wicket-gate. " So 

he opened the gate and 
looked out; but Mercy had 
fallen down without in a 
swoon, etc." — Bunyan. 

1882. 131 Portrait of an etcher. 

112, Lexham Gardens, 

1883. 351 Pippa passes. 

1884. 701 La Cocarde Tricolore, Paris, 

1789. 

On Monday (13 July) the huge 
city has awoke, not to its week- 
day industry ; to what a different 
one ! . . . Women, too, are sew- 
ing cockades ; — not now of grun 
but of red and blue^ our old Paris 
colours; these once based on a 
ground of constitutional white are 
the famed Tricolor, — Carlyle. 



1885, 
1886. 



1887. 
1889. 

1890. 



1403 



\i 



1891. 



1892. 
1893, 



1894. 

1895- 
1896. 
1897, 
1898. 

1899. 



1900. 
1902. 



nil Jainis* daughter. "She is not 
dead, but sleepeth." 
The ferry. After W. Stott. 
Horse- washing in the Seine. 
3, Wentworth Studios^ 

Manresa Roctd. 
595 Whither? 
61 2 Mr. Alderman Hobbs, Mayor 

of Croydon, 1887-8-9. 
436 Miss Shaw-Lefevre, late Pre- 
sident of Somerville Hall, 
Oxford. 
1059 Robinson Ellis, Esq., M.A., 

Trinity, Oxford. 
1064 Bishop of St. Albans. (Thomas 

Legh Ciaughton,) 
1 166 The witches' dance. 
2090 Mask for a fountain ; bronze. 
2094 do. do. do. 

26, We Street 
219 Summer. 

278 F. Seymour Haden, Esq., Pre- 
sident of the Royal Society 
of Painter-Etchers. 
44a R. Dauntesey, Esq. 
449 The nurse. 
860 P. Thellussen, Esq. 
8n The passing of summer. 
502 In the morning of the world. 
678 The little swineherd. 
43 Gone away ! 
659 Portrait of a gentleman. 
24 Entangled. 
942 Under the gas lamp. 
954 Cornflowers. 
464 " It is our opening day." 
266 Fallen leaves. 



HOOD, Thomas Painter. 

1849. 860 Harrow, from the North-east. 



HOOK, Allan J Painter. 

Silverbeck, Churt^ Famham. 

1876. 570 A portrait. 

121, Shane Street. 

1877. 146 Portrait. 

456 The first daffodils. 

1878. 626 A sunny day in winter. 

1879. 1367 Adam's ale. 

1880. 466 A sheep-run by the sea. 
1421 The travelling tinker. 
1495 The fisherman's dinner. 

1 88 1. 271 The first to look out for the 

homeward bound. 
444 Burning weeds. 

1882. 432 Waiting for a chance to launch. 

1883. 773 Winnowing gleanings. 

1885. 664 A conversation at sea. 
905 A Cornish port. 

1886. 394 Waiting for the rising tide. 
460 " Down mainsail ! " 

1887. 653 A free harbour. 

1007 Water. "They ne'er till now 
had known the joys of drink- 
ing.'^ 

1888. 1 119 A fine day for mackerel. 

SandbraWy Churt^ Famham. 

1889. 1 68 The little sabot. 
350 News on the reef. 

1 890. 700 On the lobster ground. 

1 89 1. 682 Welcome shelter. 

1892. 453 A cargo of slates. 
699 Dear life ! 

1893. 561 Short of water. 

1894. 414 Salvage after a fog; swimming 

cattle from a wreck. 
1896. 313 Trawling among islands. 



HOOK, Bryan Painter. 

Silverbeck, Churt^ Famham. 

1879. 1371 Solitude. ** Where, by the un- 

pathwayed margin, etc." — 
Words^vorth. 

1880. 62a A Cornish gull-rock. 

661 Summer on the Cornish coast. 

1 88 1. 415 A peasant proprietor. 
439 Water fowl. 

976 " Not so black as he 's painted." 

1882. 347 "Light thickens, and the crow 

makes wing, etc." — Macbeth, 

1883. 124 Marsh and Moorland. 

1884. 717 Just before the gloaming. 
724 Across the sands; lona. 

1885. 13 Jack ashore. 

312 Gathering eggs on the Cliffs of 

Lundy. 
406 Whitesand Bay. 

1886. 246 The " tatie patch " by the sea. 
733 Cornish fishers. 

1887. 549 Sea swallows. 



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145 



1888. 222 Invaders. "The puffins often 

contend with the rabbits for 
the possession of some of 
the burrows."— YarrdL 

354 Gleanings. 

368 Portraits. 

1889. 600 Thurlestone Rock, 
1 1 1 1 Woodcock forward ! 

1890. 737 Perseus and Andromeda. 
951 Thistle-finches. 

1891. 536 Venice from the Lido. 

1892. 653 A student of nature* 

Betfoldsy Famkam. 
1S93. 357 Hart's Lock Woods from 
Streatley Hill. 
491 The poor man's cow. 
513 "Two is company." 
583 A miniature dairy farm. 
1767 Mrs. Bryan Hook; medallion^ 

bronze. 
171 In the Rhone Valley. 
844 Slapton Sands, South Devon. 
861 Start Bay, South Devon. 
8 Corran Ferry, Lochaber. 
304 Connubial felicity. 
165 Cool pastures: Lac de Cham- 

pex. 
387 A mother's darling. 
1003 In the playground of Europe, 
475 The suburbs of Zermatt. 
922 Start Bay. 



1894. 



1895. 
1896. 
1899. 



1900. 



HOOK, Mrs. Eliza. 

Miniature Painter. 
Percy Street^ Rathbane Place, 

184 Portrait of a lady in the charac- 
ter of Flora. 

185 Portrait for a ring miniature* 
1 1, Great Rmseil Street 

i64t Portrait of a lady in miniature, 
Charlotte Street, 

Bedford Square. 
271 Portrait of a lady. 
289 do. do, 

341 do. do. 

264 Portraits of a lady and child. 



1777- 



1778. 



1784. 

1785. 
1786. 



HOOK, James Clarke, i?,^,.. Painter. 

18, South Lambeth^ Surrey. 
1839. 215 The hard task. 

58, Newman Street, 
1842. 15 Master John Smith Finch. 
4, Sidmtmth Street, 

Regent Square. 
1844. 774 Pamphilus relating his story. 

And they went into a meadow 

of grass and s&ie down, aj the 

Queen had commanded, when 

Pamphilus spoke 10 thiscfiecti cic. 

IV. 



1845. 85 A. Elmslte, Esq. 

667 The song of olden time, 
" Theyr song so sweete 
brought agayne the dayes, 

70, Newman Street, 

1846. 1314 The controversy between Lady 

Jane Grey and Feckenham, 
who was sent to her from 
the Queen, two days before 
her death, to convert her 
to Romanism, etc., etc, 
6, Manor Road, HoUmvay, 

1847. 865 Bassanio commenting on the 

caskets.— J/^riT^Gw/ of Ven- 
ice. 
1S48. 45S "When the Emperor Olho IV 
came to Florence, the 
beautiful women of the city 
being assembled in Santa 
Reparata to do him honour, 
the maid Gauldrada pleased 
him most] and her father 
saying of her to the 
Emperor that he was at 
liberty to kiss her, the 
damsel replied that no man 
living should kiss her unless 
he were her husband; for 
which words the Emperor 
commended her much, and 
the Count Gtiido was taken 
so much in love of her, for 
her grace, that with the 
counsel of the Emperor he 
made her his wife." 

15, Tkurh'C Place, West. 

1849. 177 The chevalier Eayard wounded 

at Brescia, 

The damsels were fair, virtuouit, 
and welUtrainedf and had afforded 
much pit^time to the cbevulicr 
during his illness by thetr chaice 
singiDg, playing on the lute, and 
their much canning needlework* 

381 Othello's first suspicion. 
517 Bianca Capello, 

The young Bbmca found her 
father's door, etc. — /f^j^s' Ua/f^ 

1850. 376 Francesco Novello di Carrara 

and the Lady Taddea escape 
from the emissaries of Gale- 
azzo Visconti, who are in 
pursuit of them. 

A thicket afforded them shelter 
til] their company had passed by, 
ind Cirrura then cheered the 
^ptfiti of his Iswiy, by 
certain succour 




146 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Hook, James Clarke, R.A.-^continued. 

1850. 503. A Dream of Venice. {Here 

follows quotation in Italian.) 
(Elected A.R.A.) 

1851. 361 The rescue of the brides of 

Venice. 



Having surprised the pirates at 
Caorli, where they were dividing 
their booty, the youths made g[reat 
havoc among them, and regained 
the brides and their marriage por- 
tions. — Sansevino, 

535 The defeat of Shylock. 
^^ Portia, Therefore prepare 
thee to cut off the flesh, 
etc." 

Tor Villa, Campden Hill, 

1852. 110 Othello's description of Desde- 

mona. 

An admirable musician ! O, she 
will King the savageness out of a 
bear! of so high and plenteous 
wit and invention I 

380 Signor Torello goes to fight 
the Turks, and is made 
prisoner; his wife supposing 
him to be dead, is per- 
suaded by her family to 
marry again. Torello re- 
turns and appears in disguise 
at the marriage feast, where 
he makes himself known to 
his wife by dropping his 
ring in a pledge cup. — 
Boccaccio, 

1853. *79 The Chevalier Bayard. 

"Sans peur et sans reproche" 
confers the order of Knighthood 
on the infant son of the Duke of 
Bourbon, when visiting thb prince, 
on a journey through Moulins. 

362 Queen Isabella of Castile, 
with her two daughters, 
visited many of the nunner- 
ies, taking her needle with 
her and endeavouring by 
her conversation and ex- 
ample to withdraw the in- 
mates from the low and 
frivolous pleasures to which 
they were addicted. 

1854. 117 A rest by the wayside. 

147 A few minutes to wait before 

twelve o'clock. 
233 Time of the persecution of the 

Christian Reformers in 

Paris. 

The Papists assembled in the 
streets, and sung canticles before 
the images of the Virgin that were 
exposed at the comers of the 



houses. Those who passed were 
invited to join in the choms, and 
if they refused to do so, they were 
insulted and beaten. 



1855. 



i860. 



1861. 



31 

n 



1856. 



1857. 160 A 



1858. 



278 A 



Market Morning. "There's a 

single small cottage, etc." 
A fracture. 

" Colin, thou kenst the south- 
erne shepheard's boye." — 
Spenser. 

124 The birthplace of the stream- 
let. 

486 The gratitude of the mother of 
Moses for the safety of her 
child. "And the maid 
went and called the child's 
mother, etc." 

171 The brambles in the way. 

209 A passing cloud. 

272 " Welcome, bonny boat" 

5^7 The fisherman's " Good- 
night." 

signal on the horizon. 
" Her Union Jack is at the 
fore." 

widow's son going to sea. 
"Sail forth into the sea, O 
ship! etc." 

545 The shipboy's letter. 

232 "Children's children are the 
crown of old men, etc." 

326 A pastoral. "Then blow your 
pypes, etc." — Spenser. 

453 The coastboy gathering ^;gs. 
Hambledon, 

near Godalming, Surrey. 
1859. 250 "And out again I curve and 
flow, etc." — Tennyson. 

369 "Luff, boy." 

439 A Cornish gift. 

493 The skipper ashore. 
(Elected R.A.) 
Pine Wood, Witley, 

Godalming. 

22 "Whose bread is on the 
waters." 

186 Stand clear! 

301 The Valley on the Moor. 

408 " O well for the sailor lad. 
That he sings in his boat in 
the bay." 

n8 Leaving Cornwall for the 
Whitby fishing. 

3>7 "Compass'd by the inviolate 
sea." 

522 Sea Urchins. 
1862. 81 The Acre by the sea. 

357 The trawlers. " A net that was 
cast into the sea, etc." 

378 Sea air. 



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1863. 


176 




219 




335 


1864. 


los 




146 




3" 




445 




571 


1865. 


40 




70 




183 




567 




886 


1866. 


99 




.48 




239 



z68 



1867. 


91 

138 
282 




292 


1868. 


48 




270 


1869. 


434 
124 




2»7 


1870. 


33* 

93 

158 




1022 


I87I. 


"53 
163 




590 
1161 


1872. 


196 




265 
382 


1873. 


390 
20 




35 



The prawn catchers. 
A sailor's wedding party. 
Leaving at low water. 
The broom dasher. 
From under the sea. 
Milk for the schooner. 
Cornish miners leaving work. 
A narrow lane. Dipioma work, 
Breton fishermen's wives. 
The mackerel take. 
The sardine fleet. 
The seaweed gatherer. 
Etching ; a sea boy gathering 

eggs. 
Landing salmon. 
Washerwomen — Brittany. 
"Give us this day our daily 

bread." 
Baiting for Haddock. 
Siiverbecky Churt^ 

near Famham, 
Digging for Sand-eels. 
" Mother Carey's chickens." 
A cowherd's mischief. 
Herrings from Banfl": fishers 

clearing their nets. 
The lobster catcher. 
The morning after a gale. 
Are chimney-sweepers black? 
Cottagers making cider. 
The boat. "It served them for 

kitchen and parlour and 

all." 
Caught by the tide. 
Fish from the Doggerbank. 
Brimming, Holland. 
Sea earnings. 
A thorn. 

Salmon trappers, Norway. 
Norwegian Haymakers. 
Market girls at a fjord. 
The oyster severals of Hamp- 
shire. 
Gold of the sea. 
Between the tides. 
" As jolly as a sandboy." 
The fishing haven. 
Song and accompaniment. " I 

cast my line in Largo Bay." 
Fishing by proxy. 

A modern master of cormorants 
at work in a Surrey stream. A 
small strap is fastened round the 
neck of tne bird to keep the fish 
in the jugular pouch, from which 
the sportsman obliges the cor- 
morant to disgorge the live prey 
from time to time. 

254 The Bonxie, Shetland. 

They who are about to' rob 
Mr iMit% hold a knife or other 



227 



sharp instrument over their heads, 
upon which the enraged bird pre- 
cipitates and transfixes itself. — 
Bewick, 

1874. 14 Kelp burners, Shetland. 
26 Under the lee of a rock. 

232 Cow tending. 

375 Jetsam and flotsam. 

1875. 47 Hearts of Oak. "That Eng- 

land, hedged in with the 

main, etc." — King John, 
256 Wise saws. "Am I both priest 

and clerk? well then, amen." 
308 Land of Cuyp. 
439 The Samphire gatherer. " And 

dizzy 'tis to cast one's eyes 

so low." 

1876. 44 Seaside ducks. 
186 A little blue bay. 
234 Crabbers. 

498 " Hard Unes." 

1877. 126 Word from the missing. 
182 A gull catcher. 

337 " He shot a fine shoot." 
380 Friends in rough weather. 

In some small fishing villages 
on the coast of Devon, dogs are 
trained to swim through the surf 
to boats returning in rough 
weather, and bring to land a rope 
by which those on shore haul the 
boats to the beach. 

1878. 351 The coral fisher, Amalfi. "You 

do as chapmen do. Dis- 
praise the thing that you 
desire to buy." 

1879. 269 "Little to earn and many to 

keep.". 
275 Mushroom gatherers. 
493 Tanning nets: witches and 

cauldrons from the Macbeth 

country. 

1880. 59 " King Baby," the white sands 

of lona. 
66 Home with the tide. 
261 Sea-pools. 
356 Mussel-gardens. 

1 88 1. 192 The nearest way to school. 
258 Diamond Merchants, Corn- 
wall. 

489 Past work. "One generation 
passeth away, etc." 

1882. 123 Castle building. 
303 "Caller herrin'." 

308 Devon harvest cart: the last 
handful home. 

1883. 28 Catching a mermaid. 

36 Love lightens toil. " As looks 
the mother on her lovely 
babe." 



148 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Hook, J 
1883 



1884. 



1885. 



1886. 



1887. 
1888. 

1889. 
1890. 

1891. 



1892. 



ames Clarke, R.A, — continued, 
324 The wily angler. " But bite the 

perch well, and that very 

boldly." 
331 Carting for "Farmer Pen- 

gelly." 
81 Wild harbourage. 
346 The mirror of the sea-mew. 
35* Catching sand-launce. "At low 

tide the fisher-girls sweep 

the wet sand with small 

blunt sickles." 
140 The stream. " Giving a gentle 

kiss to every sedge, etc." 

Purchased for the Chantrey 

Bequest for ;;^ i , 1 00. 
146 "After dinner rest a while." 

"The hote cormeraunt ful 

of glotony." 
202 The close of day. " The weary 

sun hath made a golden 

set." 
270 " Yo, heave ho." 
60 Sea daisies. "While I thy 

amiable cheeks do coy, etc." 
65 The broken oar. " I love every 

thing that 's old; old friends, 

etc." 
276 The salmon pool. 
827 An undergraduate. 
924 Gathering limpets. 
292 Fresh from the waves. 
299 Young dreams. 
583 Tickling trout. 
77^ Searching the crab-holes. 
32 Low tide gleanings. 
148 The bauble boat. "The sea 

being smooth, etc." 
160 The feast of the osprey. 

254 The day for the lighthouse. 
19 The seaweed Raker. 

32 The Fowler's pool. 

249 Wreckage from Fruiter. 
75 Last night's disaster. 
249 A jib for the new smack. 
309 A Dutch pedlar. 
317 Breakfasts for the Forth. 

33 Hit but not bagged. 

40 Portrait of the Painter. Painted 
by invitation for the collec- 
tion of portraits of artists 
painted by themselves in the 
Uffizi Gallery^ Florence. 

177 Willing helpmates : fishing sta- 
tion on the Maas. 

299 Summer pleasures. "On the 
beached margent of the 
sea." 

249 Nereids. 

255 The sea-mew's nest. 



1893. 
1894. 



1895. 

1896. 
1897. 

1898. 



1899. 



1900. 



1901. 



1902. 



211 Good liquor, duty free. 

55 Seed time. " Let not ambition 
mock their useful toil, etc" 
134 Practising without diploma. 
238 Herring-packers. "As honest 
maids as ever broke bread." 
774 Before sundown. 
17 Finnan haddie. 
245 " Hey, ho, seely sheepe ! " 
257 A harvest in the west country. 
48 A dish of prawns. 
279 Breadwinners of the north. 
287 From the shore to the field. 
308 Allan J. Hook, Esq. 
340 Low water at the tidal crossing. 
356 A Dutchman's home. 
58 A turn in the lane; black- 
berries. 
70 Idlers. " Their hour-glass was 
the sea-sand, etc." 
Trouble with the old muzzle- 
loader. 
"The sunshine in the happy 

glens is fair, etc." 
Waders. 

Grist to the mill. 
" Water-cresses ! " 
665 Bryan Hook, Esq. 

212 The goatherd. 

218 A new coat for an old friend. 
269 Once bit twice shy. 
279 A Surrey trout stream. 

34 Mending the trammel. 

39 Seaweed for the garden. 
218 Cornish pets. 
225 A lonely bay. 
187 Where the green sea meets the 

shingle. 
191 Home from the marshes. 



271 
278 

14 
232 

i44 



HOOKE, B Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

1 80 1. 871 A cottage. 

1802. 109 1 Cottages near Hastings, Sussex. 

1803. 522 A landscape. 
732 do. 

1805. 465 do. 

1 8 10. 516 Cottage near Woodford, Essex. 

HOOKB, Richard Painter. 

18, Exchange Street^ 

Manchester, 
1872. 654 The late Marquis of Devon- 
shire. 

HOOKER, W Painter. 

7^^ John St,y Fitzroy Square. 

181 1. 751 Fruit. 
766 do. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



149 



HOOKER and HENNING. 

Architects. 
7, Fenchurch Street. 
1884. 1332 142, Fleet Street. 

HOOKER and WHEELER. 

Architects. 
Brenchleyy Kent, 
1 86 1. 658 Faversham Almshouses and 
Chapel. 

HOOLEY, J. C Architect. 

Great Quebec Street, 
1820. 931 Design for a park entrance. 

HOOPER, Alfred William... Painter. 
126, Ebury Street, 

1876. 808 Florence from the Boboli Gar- 

dens. 

1877. 826 Pilate's palace; the Temple 

Area, Jerusalem. 

HOOPER, Francis Architect. 

14, Sackville Street. 
1890. 1912 Memorial hospital for children. 
1892. 1706 An architect's home at Becken- 
ham. 



HOOPER, John Horace Painter. 

Camden Road Studios, 
1885. 274 A sunny day — Dolgelly, South 
Wales. 

I, Ospringe Road, N. W, 

1888. 1068 Mapledurham. 

8, Fitzroy Street, 

1889. 507 The Thames, near Pangbourne. 

315, Haverstock Hill, 

1890. 745 Fading light. 

Ivy Lodge, Cormvall Road, 

Brixton, 
1892. 926 Evening on the Upper Thames. 
IS, Fitzroy Street, 
1899. 7»8 Near Sonning on Thames. 

HOOPER, Luther Painter. 

6, Bertram Villas, 

Stoke Newington. 
1879. 759 Nayland Church, Suflfolk. 
1883. 936 Church of the Trinity, Falaise. 
East Bergholt, near Colchester. 
1885. «49 The Village Street, East Berg- 
holt, Suffolk. 
Hubbard's Hill, Bent ley, 

Ipswich. 
1889. 1294 A shepherd boy's pastime. 
](89i. 13^ The bird-scarer's breakfast 



HOOPER, Miss Margaret L. 

Painter. 
2, Pembroke Gardens. 

1884. 1569 A portrait. 

1885. 507 do. 

685 On the Threshold. See "Le 

Seuil," by Ivan Tourgu^nieff. 

1887. 626 Omar Khayyam and the angel. 

"And lately at the tavern 

door agape, etc." 

HOOPER, William G Painter. 

Peel House, Tudor Road, 

Hackney. 
1883. 1034 Gleaners. 

22, Millman Street, 

Bedford Row. 

1890. 1411 A Suffolk Pastoral. 

1 89 1. 914 Winter. 

Wick, Christchurch, Hants. 
1894. 982 Childhood's sunny hours. 
The Studio, Tuckton, 

Christchurch. 
1898. 494 Wayside fruit. 

HOPE, G Painter. 

17, Inchbrook Street, Pimlico, 
1354. 251 Slumber. 

HOPE-PINKER, H. R. See P. 

HOPKIN, T Sculptor. 

31, Upper Charlotte Street. 
1854. 1406 Monument to the late Duke 
of Wellington. 

HOPKINS, Arthur, A,R. W.S, 

Painter. 

4, Crescent, Kensington. 

1875. 702 The mowers. 

1876. 544 The call to supper. 
712 The quay. 

22, St. Anne's Villas, 

Not ting HiU. 

1877. 630 The plough. 

1878. 904 The apple loft. 

1879. 385 Signals of distress. 

1880. 538 Shelter. 

1882. 693 Mrs. Arthur Hopkins. 

1883. 166 All hands to the capstan ! 
196 Mrs. Charles N. Luxmoore. 

80, Finchley Road. 

1884. 744 Mrs. Ix)wndes. 

1886. 400 Between the old home and the 

new. 
1889. 751 The empty boat at sea. 

1892. 969 "Springtime, the only pretty 

ring time." 



ISO 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



continued. 



Hopkins, Arthur, A.R,W,S.- 

1893. 899 A load of lilac. 

469 In tow. 

459 A sea nymph's frolic. 
Hurstleigh, 

Arkivright Road, N. IV. 
778 Love's letter box. 
482 Hay time. 



1894. 
1898. 



1902. 
1904. 



HOPKINS, Mrs. Edward (late Miss 

Frances A. Beechey) Painter. 

66, Greaf Cumberlattd Place, 

1869. 41 Canoes in a fog — Lake Superior. 

1870. 384 Canoe travelling in the Back- 

woods of Canada. " North- 
ward its prow was turned, 
etc.^*— Longfellow, 

187 1. 1063 Running a rapid on the Mat- 

tawa River, Canada. 

1872. 149 Left to die. 

The Indians of the prairies 
when passing through an enemy's 
countiy on the **war path" are 
obliged to desert and leave to his 
fate any one of the party who, 
disabled by wounds or sickness, 
cannot travel on horseback at the 
pace necessary for safety. 



1874. 



1878. 
i88a 
1885. 

1886. 



1890. 
1891. 



1902. 



100 Canadian Voyageurs on Lake 
Superior starting at Sun- 
rise. 

3, Upper Berkeley Street 

540 Wilfred Hopkins. 

647 See-saw. 

103 Relics of the primaeval forest 
Canada. 

375 Autumn on the St. Lawrence, 
Canada; the first touch of 
frost on the maples. 
71 A siesta. 

678 Mounting a rapid; autumn, 
Canada. 

95, FitzJohfCs Avenue. 

481 The visit of the Prince of 
Wales (King Edward VII) 
to Lachine Rapids, Canada, 
in i860. 




HOPKINS, Miss Hannah H. 

Painter. 
Odihamy Hants. 

1873. 948 An English Home: grey twi- 

light. 

1874. 302 Changing the pasture. 

1876. 64 The reaper's task is done. 
333 Dogmersfield Forest. 

1877. 89 The fall of the leaf. 

953 When green leaves come again. 



HOPKINS, J Miniature Painter. 

27, King Street^ Holdorn. 

1 791. 299 Portrait of a gentleman. 

1792. 235 do. an artist. {Mr. J. 

Hopkins?) 
239 Portrait of a lady. 
287 do. do. (Lady Eliza- 
beth Smith,) 
299 Portrait of a lady of quality. 
{Lady Elizabeth Smyth.) 
'793- 47' A frame containing five por- 
traits. 
1794. 46" Portrait of a lady. 
'795' 54^ Cephisa. Vide MarmonteFs 
Tales, vol. i, p. 119. 

1796. 557 Portrait of a gentleman. 
569 do. Madame Banti. 
628 do. a gentleman. 

662 do. Miss Decamp in 
character. 

1797. 949 A frame with three miniatures. 

1798. 482 An emblematical design. 

Fame crowning Britannia, 
History recording the ist of 
June, 1794. 
873 A frame with the portraits of 
Mr. J. Hopkins, R. Smith, 
Esq., and the Comic muse. 
7, ComhilL 

1802. 416 Venus and Cupids. 

426 A warrior lamenting the loss of 

his comrade. 
785 Miss Fitzgerald. 

1803. 759 Portrait of an artist. 

1804. 686 do. a lady. 

A,2, Pall Mall. 
1809. 620 The infant St. John. 
659 Adoration. 

HOPKINS, J. D Architect. 

24, Goodge Street. 
1 83 1. 983 Design for an institution for 
science, literature, and art. 

HOPKINS, W Painter. 

Windsor Castle. 

1803. 651 Portrait of a gentleman. 

1804. 303 do. do. 

1809. 64 do. lady. 

366 do. celebrated mu- 

sician. 
541 Portrait of a gentleman. 

18 10. 8 Study of a boy's head. 
152 A boy playing at hoop. 
199 Sir J. Dineley, Bart. 
204 Portrait of an artist. 
267 do. old man. 

181 1. 168 A. De Luce, Esq. 
475 Old man smoking. 

510 Portrait of a gendeman. 



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151 



HOPKINS, W. A Sculptor. 

25, Bedford Square, 
1844. 1363. Bust of the infant son of 
H. E. Kendall, Esq., Junr. 

HOPKINS, William H Painter. 

Rook Hill House, Bath. 

1858. 348 "Through each toilsome day 

. . . the ploughman cleaves 
his way, etc." 
924 Waiting. 
The Limes^ 

Willsbridge, Bristol, 

1859. 575 June. 

948 ** The sun shone full upon the 

field, etc." 
i860. 145 A sketch. " All as he whistled 

at his plough." 
551 "A song and hurrah for the 

bonny green stack, etc." 

1862. lo The bush harrow. 

12 On the beach at Mentone in 
November. 

1863. 698 Medmenham on the Thames. 

1864. 399 The low-backed car. Rustic 

figures by E. Havell. " When 
first I saw sweet Peggy, etc." 
522 " Guy Mannering " and " Ghil- 
lie Galium," favourite hunt- 
ers of H.R.H. the Prince 
Consort. Published by com- 
mand of Her Majesty. 

1865. 386 Before the steam plough. 

412 "The ploughman homeward 
plods his weary way." 

584 "How jocund did they drive 
their team a-field." 

1866. 525 "A Southerly wind and a 

cloudy sky, etc." 

1867. 94 Mountain pathway near Men- 

tone, France, etc. 
263 " Fig-tree," the " Roe," "Palm," 
and "Lurley," with their 
foals. 

1868. 100 Late in the grousing season. 
304 Carrying oats — Perthshire, 

N.B. 

34, Montague Street. 

1869. 316 On our silent highway. 

358 "O! lovely peace, with plenty 

crowned." 
728 "Our luncheon on the Braes 

o' Rannoch." 

Odiham^ Hants, 

187 1. 342 Erich t. 

401 "Oh! who could think, O smil- 
ing sea, etc." 

1872. 204 "E'en sober Dobbin lifts his 

clumsy heel, etc." 
1^73* 955 Belgian sheep. 



1874. 1419 "A hunting we will go!" 

1875. 379 "When the warm pack, etc." 
457 "His lifted finger to his ear 

applies, etc." 

2, Elgin Road. 

1876. 231 Her Majesty's buckhounds, 

with the Earl of Hardwicke 
and the huntsman and 
whips. (The figures by Ed- 
mund Havell.) 

1877. 463 A holloa forward. 
939 Killed in the open. 

1878. 986 "A cracker over the clay." 

1879. 1393 "Forrard — away!" 

41, Friory Road, N. IV. 

1 88 1. 1432 Jogging home and discussing 

the "entry." 

1882. 397 J. Johnstone of Halbaths. Pre- 

sented by the Dumfriesshire 
Hunt. Painted with E. 
Havell. 
1890. 1097 The Fitzwilliam hounds. Pre- 
sented to Earl Fitzwilliam 
on the 50th anniversary of 
his wedding day, Sept. 10, 
1888, by the gentlemen of 
the hunt. Figures by E. 
Havell. 



HOPKINSON, Miss Anne E. 

Painter. 

Kentwoody 

Blythe Hill, Catford. 

1886. 1134 Spring flowers. 

1887. 1082 Azaleas. 



HOPKINSON, Robert Painter. 

At Mrs. Ducket' Sy 

Berwick Street. 
1774' *35 A View near Mary Bone. 

Blythy Nottinghamshire. 
1 781. 4»8 The gateway at Roch Abbey, 

Yorkshire. 
1788. 473 View. 

488 Landscape. 



HOPLBY, Edward William John. 

Painter. 

16, University Street. 

1851. 1036 Psyche. 

1852. 159 Portrait of a young lady. 
689 Expectation; 

1 1, Euston Place. 

1853. 1253 A little bit of scandal. 

1854. 163 Mrs. Thomas William Ken- 

nard. 
S12 Sitting for his portrait. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Hoplcy, Edward William John — con- 
tinued, 

4, South Bank^ 

St. John's Wood, 
1855. 1362 A primrose from England. 

Dr. Ward mentioned to the 
Roval Institution, that a primrose 
had been taken to Australia in a 
covered glass case, and when it 
arrived there, in full bloom, the 
sensation it excited as a remin- 
iscence of '* fatherland '* was so 
great, that it was necessary to 
protect it by a guard. 

1858. 389 A muse. 
514 A sketch. 
i860. 859 Sappho. 

1862. 2ZI Awake. 

459 The cloister. 

1863. 168 A Spanish coquette. 
1867. 47 The bouquet. 

1869. 902 Professor Owen, F.R.S., etc. 

HOPPER, Charles W Painter. 

9, Draper's Gardens, 
1893. 1101 At Overstrand. 

1 1 84 Sunset over the marsh. 

Broadleyy Middkton Road, 

1896. 1233 On Holm wood Common. 

1897. 1322 Sheep washing near Christ- 

church. 
Stuart House^ Pellatt Grove^ 

Wood Green. 

1898. 1028 Bluebells. 

10, Cathcart Hill, N. W. 
1902. 1039 Roses. 

HOPPER, Cuthbert Painter. 

Odihaniy Hants. 
1880. 740 On Linchmere, Hants. 

HOPPER, Humphrey Sculptor. 

55, Paddington Street. 

1799. 1108 A monumental figure. 

1800. 1055 Music; designed for the front 

of a chimney piece. 
1057 Painting; designed for the 
front of a chimney piece. 
14, New Road, Fitzroy Square. 

1 80 1. 97S Design for a monument. 

1803. 1020 Adam and Eve; from Milton's 

Paradise Lost. 

1804. 936 Design for a naval pillar. 

1805. 691 A monumental sketch. 

699 Model of a monumental figure. 
790 Hercules and Omphale. 
3, Edward Street, 

Portman Square, 
1807. 974 Monument to the memory of 
the Rt. Hon. W. Pitt, in- 
tended for Guildhall. 



1807. 



1808. 

1811. 
1813. 



1815. 



1817. 



1821. 



1822. 

1824. 
1825. 



1834. 



981 Monument to the memory of 
Lord Nekon, intended for 
Guildhall. 

looi Monumental figure to be exe- 
cuted in marble. 

1079 A bacchante. 

1101 do. 

1102 A nymph. 

898 Mercury; intended to support 

a lamp. 
946 Venus. 

903 Bacchus. 
945 Bacchante. 

13, Wigmort Street. 

883 Bust of Dr. Thornton, member 
of the Royal London Col- 
lege of Physicians, etc. 

890 Bust of Field-Marshal Lord 
Beresford. 

904 Bust of the Duke of Welling- 

ton. 

905 Bust of Lord Hill. 

1040 Marble bust of John Frederick 
Johnstone, of H.M.S. 
Queen Charlotte. Mortally 
wounded on the 27 th of 
August, 1 8 16, in the glori- 
ous attack upon Algiers, of 
which wounds he died, 
October 3, 18 16, on board 
the said ship, ag€>d 23 years. 

1073 Model of a bust of the Duke 
of Wellington, to be exe- 
cuted in marble. 

1 108 Marble figure, part of a monu- 
ment. "My soul doth 
magnify the Lord." 

1046 Marble figure, part of a monu- 
ment 

1030 Ganymede. 

1042 Marble bust of C. C. Western, 

Esq., M.P. for Essex. 
1044 Salmacis; a model to be exe- 
cuted in marble. "*He is 
mine, he's all my own,' the 
Naiad cries, etc." 

1043 Marble figure, part of a monu- 

ment. 



HOPPER, Thomas Architect. 

42, Berkeley Street, 
1807. ion Conservatory building for 
H.R.H. the Prince of Wales 
at Carlton House. 
1053 do. do. do. 

40, Connaught Terrace. 
1833. 1096 Margam, now building for 
E. R. Mansel Talbot, Esq., 
M.P. in Glamorganshire. 
^835. 962 do. do. do. 



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153 



1836. 


IOI7 


1837. 


990 


1838. 


1059 


1839. 

1840. 


1147 
95" 


I84I. 


1005 


1843. 


1256 


1844. 


1218 


1846. 


1 22 I 
II7I 



1848. I?82 



Penrhyn Castle; for G. H. 
Dawkins Pennant, Esq. 

Design for the new Houses of 
Parliament. 

Upper Court and Keep, 
Penrhyn Castle. 

Design for public building. 

Mansion at Butterton Park, 
Staffordshire. 

Amesbury; enlarged for Sir 
Edmund Antrobus. 

Dunkeld; for the late Duke of 
Athol. 

Design for the Conservative 
Club House. 

Gothic mansion. 

To Nelson and his companions 
in arms; a design forming 
part of a series, to combine 
in one group a gallery to 
receive annual prize pictures 
in commemoration of the 
brilliant victories achieved 
by British arms^ a national 
gallery and exhibition rooms 
for the Royal Academy, 

St. Mary's Hospital, building 
near the terminus of the 
Great Western Railway, 
Paddington. 



HOPPERTON, W Architect. 

13, Ramlagh Street^ Pimiim, 

1809. 835 A design in architecture. 

18 10. 7" A design for a mansion. 

181 1. 887 Design for an hospital for 

lunatics. 



HOPPNER, John, ^,^ Painter. 

At Mr. Chami^eriain's 

North Aud/ty Street. 

1780. Ill A primrose girl. 
205 Portrait of a lady. 

1 78 1. 42 do. do. 

At Mrs, Wright% 

Cocker Sireet, 

Haymarkii. 

1782. 89 Portrait of a young lady. 
148 do. gentleman. 
425 Girl with Sallad. 

1783. 96 Portrait of a young gentleman* 
136 do. kdy. 

175 do. nobleman* {L&ri 

Z^Z£'/iA;iOT.^VValpole.) 

ai6 Portrait of a lady of qtiali^. 
{Lady Lewisham. — Wal- 
pole.) 

268 Portrait of a genileman. 
IV. . 



1784. 6 

5> 

64 

79 

379 

1785- 99 

H5 



1786. 



371 
3 

163 





176 


1787. 


87 




173 




WJl 




"S 


1788. 


4 
99 




236 




241 


1789. 


394 
41 



US 
»59 

176 



Charles Street^ 

St, Jameses Square. 

Portrait of a nobleman's son. 
{Hon. Captain Beauclerk; 
whole length,) 

Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr, 
Hall,) 

Portrait of a lady of quality. 
{Lady Beauchamp,) 

Portrait of a lady. {Miss 
Bailey,) 

Portrait of a lady of quality. 
{Lady Talbot,) 

Jupiter and lo ; half length. 

Portrait of a gentleman; whole 
length. 

Her Royal Highness, Princess 
Sophia. 

Her Royal Highness, Princess 
Amelia. 

Her Royal Highness, Princess 
Mary. 

A primrose girl. 

Portrait of a gentleman. 
{Capt, Lloyd,) 

Vouth and age. 

Portrait of a lady. 

Mrs. Jordan in the character 
of the Comic Muse, sup- 
ported by Euphrosyne, who 
represses the advances of a 
satyr. 

Portrait of a lady; three- 
quarters. 

Portrait of a lady; three- 
quaners. (Mrs. Hoppner,) 

Portrait of a lady; whole 
length. {Mrs. Boyd) 

Belisarius ; Kit cat. 

Portrait of a gentleman; three- 
quarters, {Rev, Mr. Carr.) 

A standard bearer. 

Portrait of a lady; whole 
length. (Mrs. Braddyll.) 

Portrait of a nobleman. {Duke 
of Roxb&rough,) 

Portrait of a lady. {Mrs. 
Tolfrty.) 

A nymph. 

Portrait of a gentleman. {Cap- 
tain Farter.) 

Portraits of a young lady and 
two children. {Mr, God- 
salt's children.) 

Portrait of a nobleman. {Lord 
Henry Fitzgerald.) 

Portrait of a gentleman. 
{Smithy the actor.) 

Infant Vanity. 

A Bacchante. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



'^ 



Hoppncr, John, R.A, — continued. 

1790. 165 Portrait of a lady. 

190 do. do. (Mrs. Bun- 
bury.) 
386 Portrait of a girl. 

1 791. 76 Portrait of His Royal High- 

ness the Duke of York. 

98 Portrait of His Royal High- 
ness the Duke of Clarence. 

151 Portraits of children. 

19a Cupid and Psyche. 

420 Portrait of a nobleman's son. 
(Lord Harrington^ s.) 

4*4 Portrait of a nobleman. 
(Lord Beigrave.) 

440 Portrait of Mrs. Jordan in the 
character of Hippolita. 

1792. 59 Portrait of His Royal High- 

ness the Duke of York. 

76 Portrait of Her Royal High- 
ness the Duchess of York. 

113 Portrait of a nobleman. (Lord 
Damiey.) 

120 Portrait of His Royal Highness 
the Prince of Wales. 

194 A sleeping Venus. 

195 Portrait of His Royal Highness 

the Duke of Clarence. 
444 Portrait of a gentleman. 

1793. 109 do. lady of quality. 

(Elected A.R.A.) 

(Portrait painter to His Royal Highness 

the Prince of Wales.) 

1794. 21 Portrait of a young gentle- 

man. 
36 Portrait of a lady of quality. 

(Lady Caroline Capel.) 
41 Portrait of a Bishop. (Hon. 

Leivis Bagoty Bishop of St. 

Asaph.) 
66 Portrait of a nobleman. (L^rd 

Moira. 
98 Portrait of a nobleman. (Lord 

Damiey.) 
125 Portrait of a gentleman. (Mr. 

C. Greville.) 
155 Portrait of a lady. (Mrs. 

Parkyns.) 
191 A gale of wind. 
205 Portrait of a lady of quality. 

(Lady Charlotte Legge.) 
(Elected R.A.) 
i795« 58 Portraits of children. (Hon. J. 

Douglass children^ 
^\ Portrait of a nobleman. (Duke 

of Rutland.) 
81 Portrait of a lady of quality. 

(Lady Charles Percy) 
89 Portrait of a judge. (Mr. Justice 

Rooke.) 



1795- 90 
105 
141 
161 
166 
167 

1796. 8 1 

87 

98 

117 

173 
182 
238 
248 

253 
263 
307 

1797. 28 

79 
96 
149 

167 

190 

207 

256 
267 

300 
305 

364 

447 

1798. 5 



Portraits of young ladies. (The 

Misses Frankland.) 
Portrait of a nobleman. (Lord 

Weymouth.) 
Portrait of a lady of quality. 

(Lady Young) 
Portrait of a lady of quality. 

(Lady Charlotte Greville.) 
Portrait of a lady of quality. 

(Lady Damiey) 
Portrait of an officer. (Colonel 

Grosvenor.) 
Portrait of a lady. (Mrs. 
Jordan. A. Pasquin says^ 

Mrs. Brouncer.) 
Portrait of a lady. (Mrs. 

Michael Angelo Taylor) 
His Royal Highness the Prince 

of Wales. 
Portrait of a lady of quality. 

(Lady Charlotte Campbell.) 
His Royal Highness the Duke 

of Clarence. 
Portrait of a young gentleman. 

(Master Alexander) 
Portrait of a lady of quality. 

(Lady Bligh) 
Portrait of a nobleman. (Duke 

of Bedford) 
Portrait of a lady. (Miss Las- 

celles.) 
Portrait of a lady of quality. 

(Lady Paget) 
Portrait of a gentleman. (Mr. 

Manners) 
Portrait of a nobleman. (Lord 

Uxbridge.) 
Portrait of a nobleman. (Duke 

of Bedford) 
Portrait of a nobleman. (Earl 

of Carlisle.) 
Portraits of a nobleman's child- 
ren. (The Duke of Dorset's.) 
Portrait of a lady of quality. 

(Countess of Oxford) 
Portrait of a lady. (Mrs. 

Sheridan) 
Portrait of a nobleman and his 

son. (Lord Berkeley.) 
Portrait of a nobleman. 

do. lady. (Miss Mor- 

ris of Swansea) 
Portrait of a nobleman. 

do. gentleman. (Mr. 

Morris) 
The idle girl. 
Portrait of the Master of Eaton. 

(Dr. Davis) 
Portrait of Lx)rd Paget. The 

horse by 61 Gilpin, R.A. 



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155 



1798. 31 Portrait of the Countess of 

Clare. 
45 Portrait of the Hon. Miss 

Chetwynd. 
78 Portrait of Lord Viscount 

Duncan. 
105 Portrait of Mr. Canning. 

195 do. the Earl of Inche- 
quin. 

iio Portrait of Lady Ann Lambton 

and children. 
214 Portrait of the Countess of 

Oxford. 
240 Portrait of the Hon. Mrs. 

Edward Bouverie. 
251 Portrait of Mrs. Whitbread. 
256 do. Mrs. G. Hebert. 

1799. 63 Sir R. Abercrombie. 

75 Mrs. Orby Hunter. 

84 The Archbishop of York. 

( William Markham.) 

85 Portrait of Mr. Bosville, the 

Hon. Archibald Macdonald, 
his nephew, and Mr. Sin- 
clair, his grand-nephew. 

107 The Countess of Sutherland. 

132 The Duke of Rutland. 

242 Lord Melbourne. 

302 Lord Euston. 

1800. 53 Lady Georgiana Gordon. 

104 Portraits of the children of the 

Earl of Sefton. 
135 Her Royal Highness the 

Princess of Wales. 

190 H.S.H. Prince of Orange. 

191 Hon. Miss Harris. 

196 Mrs. Arbuthnot. 

197 Lord Grenville. 
202 Lady Paget. 

1802. 84 Mary. 

1803. 22 Psyche's return from the in- 

fernal shades with the box 
of beauty; portrait of Miss 
Grimstone. 

76 Lady Grenville. 

104 The Bishop of Durham. {Shute 

Barrington,) 
109 Portrait of a son of H. Davison, 

Esq. 
Ill The Bishop of Carlisle. {Hon, 

E, V. Vernon.) 
155 Lady Mildmay and child. 
171 Lady E. Bligh. 

192 Portrait of a young lady with a 

dog. 

1804. 143 Miss Cholmondely. 

1805. 21 Lady Mulgrave. 

60 The Hon. Miss Mercer. 
7% Master Smith. 
91 Mrs. Jemingham. 



1805. 112 The Duke of Grafton. 
129 Mrs. Manning and child. 

1806. n Earl Camden. 
104 A primrose girl. 

108 The Rt. Hon. W. Pitt. 

168 The Hon. Major-General Sir 

A. Wellesley, K.B. 
183 The Rt. Hon. Sir W. Scott. 
221 A sleeping nymph. "As on 

her arm reclines the sleeping 

fair, etc." 
267 The Rt. Hon. H. B. Frere. 

1807. 31 Portrait of a lady of quality. 
38 Lord King. 

59 Portrait of a lady. 

60 The Rt. Hon. T. Grenville. 
74 H.R.H. the Prince of Wales. 
94 Lord Hawkesbury. 

123 The Rt. Hon. C. Long. 
199 Sir Samuel Hood. 

1809. 53 The Earl of Essex. 

54 Sir G. Beaumont, Bart. 

83 Portrait of a lady. 
113 Earl Spencer. 
170 Earl St. Vincent. 
181 The Countess of Essex. 

HOPPNER, Lascelles H. ... Painter. 
18, Charles Street, 

St. Jameses Square. 
435 Mrs. W. Evans. 
511 The Duke of Albuquerque. 
311 W. Gifford, Esq. 
326 Portrait of a gentleman. 
379 do. lady. 

358 Mrs. Gallwey. 
152 The Vice Chancellor of 

England. (AV Thomas 

Plumer.) 
235 Portrait of a lady as St. Cecilia. 
362 G. Hodgson, Esq., Coroner for 

Middlesex. 
370 Portrait of an artist. 
393 do. a student. 

HOPPNER, Richard Bdgravc. 

Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) . 
1807. 117 A gale, ship coming to anchor; 
boats going off. 
i8i A fleet collecting after a storm. 
Charles St., St. /ames's Square. 

1810. 28 A calm. 

106 A light breeze. 

169 A stiff breeze. 

262 The Bay of Cadiz. 

1 8 1 1 . 513 View taken at the Helder. 

HOPTON. See Williams and Hopton. 



1811. 



1812. 



1813. 
1814. 



1815. 



156 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



HOPWOOD, Miss Hannah... Painter. 
Latham Fiace^ Somers Town. 
286 A drawing. 
3S4 do. 

444 Flowers from nature. 
729 The flag Iris. 

12, Devonshire Street^ 

Queen Street. 
635 Landscape. 
942 do. 



1811. 

1812. 
1813. 



1817. 



V 



HOPWOOD, Henry S Painter. 

13, Mount Street^ Manchester, 

1893. 1029 Her daily bread. 

1 1 28 Bringing in the stragglers. 

1894. 959 Industry. Purchased for the 

Chantrey Bequest for j£i 50. 
1081 "Two's company, three's 
none." 
19, St, Hilda's Terrace^ 

Whitby. 

1895. 1014 Motherless. 

8, Carlton Mansions, 

Maida Vale, 
1898. 1 199 Pig market, Brittany. 

Hinderwell^ Yorkshire. 

1901. 1033 "Bethankit" 

1 1 1 1 Her little freehold. 

1902. 460 Grace after meat. 



HOPWOOD, James, Junr. ...Painter. 
28, Paradise Row, 

1802. 445 A sketch. 

1803. 353 do. 

44, Somerset Street. 

1 81 9. 451 Portrait of a lady. 

1820. 243 Mrs. Masquerier, senr., in her 

88th year. 

1 82 1. 5*6 The Rt. Hon. J. T. Thorp, 

Lord Mayor of London. 
1825. 572 The Rev. Harkness Came, 
A.B. 



HOPWOOD, W Illustrator. 

28, Paradise Row. 

1801. 438 Frontispiece to "The Mar- 

chioness De Lambert's Ad- 
vice to her daughter." 

441 Frontispiece for Tomkin's 
poems. 

616 Two drawings from Gray's ode 
to Adversity. "Wisdom in 
sable garb arrayed, etc." 

1802. 332 A drawing 
645 do. 

1803. 409 do. 

1804. 6io do. 



HORDBR, P. Morley Architect. 

99, Bond Strut. 
1894. 1679 Hill Wooton, Warwickshire. 

148, New Bond Street. 
1903. 1 56 1 Cottage at Upper Warlingham. 
Surrey. 

HORB,J Painter. 

15, Charles Street, 

Middlesex Hospital. 
1837. 481 The Custom House, Dublin. 
482 The Four Courts, Dublin, from 
the Quay; The Phoenix Park 
in the distance. 
1095 Trinity Collie and the Bank, 
Dublin. 

HOREAU, H Architect. 

24, Haute-feuille, Paris, and 
27, Queen Anne Street. 
1852. 1 195 Bird's-eye view of the more 
important buildings erected 
by the architect. 

George W Painter. 

44, New Street, Birmingham. 

Shepherd Boy. 

Colley dog, and rabbit. 

A day's sport in Perthshire: 
preparing for the return. 

After a day's sport in the High- 
lands. 

Going to the fair. 

The Camp. 

The shepherd's dogs. 

Highland sport. 

Gathering the flocks: depart- 
ing for the Tryst. 

The mothers. 

A farm yard. 

Capercailzie. 

Highland sport. 

Sporting dogs. 

Return from the Moors. 

Denizens of the Moors. 

Among the heather. 

Wild Duck shooting. 

The Elms, 
47, Boston Road, Brentford. 
1890. 903 A shooting pony. 

HORMAN, Theodore de. See D, vol. 
ii, page 294. 

HORN, C Painter. 

3, Windmill Street, 

Fitzroy Square. 
1819. 145 The sleeping boy and his 
favourite cat. 
395 E. White, Esq. 



HORLOR, 


1854. 


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1855- 


388 


1856. 


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1857. 


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1858. 


603 


1859. 


J»7 


i860. 


418 




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1861. 


>»3 


1862. 


498 


1863. 


420 




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1864. 


467 


1865. 


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1866, 


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376 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



157 



1820. 435 A boy with an air bubble. 

1 82 1. 314 Portrait of a son of the Rev. 

Dr. White of Hampstead. 

1822. 321 A harvest girl. 

1823. 45 A Match girl. 

22, Mary Street^ 

Hampstead Road. 

1829. 587 Going to the well. 

33, Ernest St., Regent's Park, 

1830. 334 The presents. 

HORN, Miss Marion F Painter. 

9, Talland Road, St. Ives, 

Cornwall. 
1904. 75* A sunny street, St. Ives. 

HORN, R Architect. 

32, Clipstone Street. 
181 2. 827 A Design for a museum. 

3, Vernon Place. 
181 5. 880 Model of a design of a capital 
for the columns of Cale- 
donian asylum. 

HORNBLOWBR, George. 

Architect. 
2, Devonshire Terrace, 

Portland Place. 

1898. 1689 I, Devonshire Terrace. 

1796 Cottage Homes of the Linen 
Institution, Mill Hill, Mid- 
dlesex. 

1899. 1613 Cottage Homes, Mill Hill. 
1669 Shillingford Hill, Berks. 

1900. 1728 House at Hendon. 

1902. 1502 Electric station, etc., on the 

Severn. 

1903. 1465 House, Etchingham. 

1904. i49« Branches Park, Newmarket. 

HORNBROOK, T. L Painter. 

(Marine painter to their Royal Highnesses 
the Duchess of Kent and the Princess 
Victoria.) 

II, Octagon, Plymouth, 
or 2, Asylum Buildings, 

Westminster. 
1836. 23 View of H.M.S. Pallas coming 
into Portsmouth Harbour. 
56 View of H.M.S Royal William 
entering Devonport Har- 
bour. 
69 View of H.M.S. Pique going 
into Portsmouth Harbour. 
1844. 243 Marine View. 

HORNCASTLE, Miss J. A.. ..Painter. 
2, Anstey Villas, 

Hammersmith. 
1868. 79 A study from life. 



HORNE, Edward Henry... Architect. 
47, Old Broad Street. 
1873. 1 175 Islington and Highbury Sta- 
tion. 

HORNER, H. P Architect. 

19, Buckingham Street, Strand. 
1875. 978 Church, Stanley Park, Liver- 
pool. 



HORNER, Rev. W Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

671 The Convent. 

248 View on the beach, Howick, 
Northumberland, after a gale 
of wind. 

268 A swell; a sketch from nature. 

366 Scenery at Howick, Northum- 
berland. 



1808. 
1816. 



1820. 



HORNSBY, W.... Miniature Painter. 
I, Lancaster Street, 

Burton Crescent. 
182 1. 803 Portrait of a young lady. 

HORNUNG, T Painter. 

Geneva, and 9, Gower Street. 

1838. 526 A scholar too many. 

1839. 221 Calvin on his death-bed. 

Calvin feeling his end approach- 
ing, infonned the Council of 
State, and the Assembly of Pastors 
of Geneva, that he wished to con- 
fer with them once more. When 
assembled around his death-bed, 
he gave them his last instructions. 
The fieure on Calvin's right is 
that of Viret : on his left that of 
Theodore de Beza; Farel, who 
although eighty years of age, 
came on foot from Neuchatel to 
Geneva (ninety miles) to see him 
once more, is sitting next to his 
bed. The four above-named Re- 
formers are painted from original 
portraits belonging to the Public 
Library at Geneva. The Bible, 
the arm-chair and the books in 
the background, are painted from 
the originals that had belonged to 
Calvin, as well as the portrait in 
the background which is that of 
Knox, one of his disciples. 

364 Catherine de Medicis orders 
Admiral de Coligny to be 
beheaded and his head to be 
brought to her. 



HORRAK, T 

1858. 625 Expectation. 

780 Italian peasants. 
787 Roman studies. 



Painter. 



158 



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v 



Horrak, T. — continued, 
1858. 884 The sketch book. 
909 English lady. 
933 Italian peasant. 

/. Horrak, 14, Pall Mall East, 
1862. 7*3 Mr. John Scott 

785 Mr. Dominic Colnaghi. 

HORRBLL, Charles A. 

Stained Glass Painter. 
9, Arundel Road^ Croydon, 
1895. 1440 The four elements; stained 
glass panel. 

HORSCHELT, Theodor Painter. 

5, Louisen Strasse, Munich, 
1869. 572 Persian Tartars, Caspian Sea. 
628 Flight of Lesgian cavalry, a 
Russian battery in the back- 
ground. 
1 101 March of a Russian column in 
the Caucasian mountains; 
pen and ink. 
1121 Lesgians, Caucasus; chalk 
drawing. 

HORSFALL, Jesse Architect. 

Todmorden, 
1898. 1633 House at Todmorden. 
1900. 1706 Firemen's Cottages, Todmor- 
den. 
1904. 1580 Cross Keys Hotel, Burnley. 

HORSFALL, Miss Mary Painter. 

7, Elm Tree Road, 

St, John's Wood. 
1903. 14*5 A midsummer night's dream. 

HORSFALL, W Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1796. 446 View of the town of Margate 
from Westbrook. 

HORSFALL and WILLIAMS. 

Architects. 
George Street, Halifax, 
1895. H58 New Bank, Halifax, etc. 

HORSFORD, A. J Painter. 

56, Charlotte Street, 
1859. 668 Edgar of Ravenswood and 
Lucy Ashton. 

The dispute thus agitated, how- 
ever, ended by the lovers going 
through an emblematic ceremony 
of their troth plight. — Bride of 
Lamnicrmoor, 



HORSLBY, Charles Painter. 

Beachley, Chichester Road^ 

Croydon. 
1897. 910 Venetian fishing boats. 

Shirley HyrSt, Radcliffe Road^ 
Croydon, 
1899. 113 Warm and hazy afternoon — 
Venice. 



HORSLBY, Gerald Callcott. 

Architect. 
I, High Road, Kensington. 

1882. 1 147 An old house in Canterbury. 

1883. 1 171 St Martha's Chapel, Guildford. 

1884. 1232 Tomb of Lord Treasurer 

Burghley in St Martin's, 
Stamford. 

1885. 1755 An old house, Sutton Valance, 

Kent. 

1886. 1608 Design for a town house. 

1887. 1 61 5 Portion of ancient retable, 

Westminster Abbey. 
1630 Carving from the stalls, Amiens 

Cathedral, and Trinity over 

west door, Abbaye-aux- 

Dames, Caen. 
1658 Two church doorways and wall 

tomb, San Frediano, Lucca. 

1888. 1778 St. Matthew; bronze by Dona- 

tello in San Antonio, Padua. 
1779 Roman mosaic floor, San Zeno, 

Verona. 
1786 Roman mosaic floor. Museum, 

Verona. 
1844 Capital in North Transept, St 

Mark's, Venice. 
1851 Portion of mosaic in baptistry, 

St. Mark's, Venice. 
1663 Bronze statue of Victory, Mu- 
seum, Brescia. 

14, Hart Street, Bloomsbury. 

1889. 1843 Design for a village church. 
1871 Bron-y-nant, Colwyn Bay. 

2007 Compartment of vaulted ceil- 

ing, Appartamenti Borgia, 
Vatican, Rome; painted by 
Pinturicchio. 

2008 Portion of mosaic of King 

Roger crowned by Christ, 
La Martorana, Palermo. 

2009 Compartment of vaulted ceil- 

ing, Appartamenti Borgia, 
Vatican, Rome; painted by 
Pinturicchio. 

1890. 1739 Rood screen, S. Maria Mag- 

giore, Bergamo. 

1740 A country museum and in- 
stitute. 

1903 North front, St. Mark's, Venice. 



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159 



1891. 1732 Design for organ, All Saints, 

Compton Leek. 
1902 All Saints, Leek, do. 
1914 New Vesfay, St. Luke's, Leek. 

1892. 1639 Organ, Church of St. Mary, 

Bottesford. 
1756 Ely Cathedral, etc. 
1784 Small country house. 
1844 Ambo, San Cesareo, Rome. 

1893. *55" Country House. 

1552 Roof of University Hall. 
1556 do. do. 

1567 Chapel, Selwyn College, Cam- 
bridge. 

1894. 1 67 1 Design for ceiling. 

1678 Free Library, etc., St. Helens. 

1895. 14315 West Front, Wells Cathedral. 

1 5*7 Ipstones, Staffordshire; new 
chancel. 

2, Grays Inn Square, 

1896. 1596 Building, King William Street. 
1604 Central African Mission, Dart- 
mouth Street. 

1648 Peterborough Cathedral. 

1898. 1656 Country house. 

1899. 1446 South aisle, Coutances. 
1623 Screen, Ipstones. 

1656 Stables, Whitley Hall. 

1900. 1856 Balcombe Place. 

i860 Music Gallery, Balcombe Place. 

1 90 1. 1550 St. PauFs School, Hammer- 

smith. 

1902. 1425 do. do. 
1513 Church of Longsdon, Leek. 

1904. 1506 New church of St. Chad, 
Longsdon. 
1530 Brantridge Forest, Balcombe. 

HORSLBY, Hopkins Horslcy Hob- 
day Painter. 

22, Norfolk Street^ 

Middlesex Hospital, 
The gipsy. 
Handsworth^ 

near Birmingham, 
A farewell. 
River scene near Festiniog, 

Merionethshire. 
14, Charles Street^ 

Middlesex Hospital, 
Lane scene at Witton, War- 
wickshire. 
Hampstead Row^ Handsworth. 
Geneva. 

Friburgh, Swiss. 
Meyringen, Canton of Berne. 
Near Talyllyn, Merionethshire. 
Village of Anfo, Austrian Italy. 
Mills near Mentone, princi- 
pality of Monaco. 



1832. 193 



1833. 399 

1834. 248 



1835. 



1836. 191 
388 

1837. 217 

1838. 435 

1839. 276 

1840. 347 



1842. 

1843. 
1844. 

1845. 
1846. 



1847. 

1849. 
1850. 
1852. 
^853. 



1856. 
1857. 



317 Ripallo, Coast of Genoa. 
184 Lago d'Iseo, North Italy. 
519 Ville Franche, near Nice. 
655 Ventimiglia, coast of Genoa. 
205 Monte Rosa, from Val An- 

zasca, North Italy. 
1250 Cadenabbia, Lake Como, from 
Somariva. 
Wellhead House , Ferry Bat^ 
near Birmingham, 
559 Italian Landscape near Como; 

evening. 
1153 Ruins of an abbey — twilight. 
1256 A winter evening. 

Lane scene, Staffordshire. 

A shady lane, Great Barr, 

Staffordshire. 
Sutton Coldfield, 

Warwickshire, 
Rhyl, North Wales. 
Fisherman's cottage. Coast of 
Devon. 



57 
1073 



991 
414 



HORSLEY, John Callcott, R,A. 

Painter. 
I, High Row^ 

Kensington Gravel Pits, 

58 The Pride of the Village. " A 

tear trembled in her soft 

blue eye — was she thinking 

of her faithless lover? etc." 

117 The Contrast. "Youth in its 

dawn, etc." 
288 Leaving the ball. "Sure scenes 
like these no troubles e'er 
annoy, etc." 
326 Mrs. Isambard Brunei. 
22 The pedlar. 
21 Winning gloves. "There's 

many a slip, etc." 
220 The father's grave. "The eye 

that lent thee light, etc." 
273 Master Brunei. 
467 Romeo and Juliet. "Look 
love! what envious streaks, 
etc." 
The kail, 

Kensington Gravel Pits, 
292 The Earl of Shaftesbury. 
Painted for the Society of 
Parliamentary Agents, 
56 R. B. Ward, Esq., of Bristol. 
353 J. K. Brunei, Esq. 
967 L'Allegro and 11 Penseroso. 
" Hence, loathed Melan- 
choly, etc." 
1849. 474 Malvolio i* the sun, practising 
behaviour to his own sha- 
dow; Maria, Fabian, Sir 
Toby Belch, and Sir An- 



1839. 



1840. 



1841. 
1842. 

1843. 



1846. 



1847. 



1848. 



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Horsley, John Callcott, .ff.^. — continued. 
drew Aguecheek in the back- 
ground. ^^ Maria, Get we 
all three into the box tree, 
etc." 

1850. 221 Hospitality — the Mote, Ight- 

ham, Kent. "Use hospitality 
one to another, without 
grudging." 

1 85 1. 71 Francis Tomes, Esq. 
356 Youth and age. 

592 L'Allegro and II Penseroso. 
" Hence vain deluding joys." 
Painted for H.R,H, Prince 
Albert. 

1852. 216 " Master Slender." " I am not 

a hungry." 
237 The madrigal — "Keep your 
time." "Flora gave me 
fairest flowers, etc." 

1853. 76 Florence and Boatswain. 

171 Lady Jane Grey and Roger 
Ascham. 

In 1 55 1 Roger Ascham, Lady 
Jane's early tutor, visited her at 
JBradgate. . . . Lady Jane was 
in her chamber, reading the 
Phsedo of Plato in Greek, etc 

1854. 216 The pet of the Common. 

404 Thomas Badger, Esq., Deputy 
Lieutenant for the County 
of Worcester. Painted for 
his friends at Dudley, 

481 Attraction. 

2, Tor Villas, Campden Hill. 

1855. 423 The Venerable John Sinclair, 

A.M. Oxon, F.ILS.E., Arch- 
deacon of Middlesex, and 
Vicar of Kensington, etc. 
Painted for the Vestry Hall. 

449 Auld Grannie and the wee Nan 
— study of a Highland In- 
terior in Argyleshire. 

476 Scene from Don Quixote. 

The curate and barber being of 
the same mind with the house- 
keeper and niece, that the books 
of Knight-errantry had set Don 
Quixote beside his senses, they 
brought those ''poor innocents 
to tnal and conaemnation whilst 
the Knight was sleeping, etc. 

(Elected A.R.A.) 

1856. 54 The administration of the 

Lord's supper. " Drink this 
in remembrance, etc." 

299 A Lancashire witch residing 
at Bolton-le-Sands. 

311 The novice. 

534 Sir William Domville, Bart. 

554 A jealous eye. 



1857. 8 Life and still life. "Au Sixi- 

eme " — Paris. 
170 Waiting for the pony. 
I So Youth and age. 
338 Hide and seek — Found! 
410 "The World Forgetting." 
576 I. K. Brunei, Esq., F.R.S. 

1858. 116 The noonday sleep. 

350 Flower girls, Town and Coun- 
try. 

1859. 222 Milton dictating Samson Agon- 

istes. " O dark, dark, dark, 
etc." 

Milton composed the poem of 
Samson Agonistes (in which is 
found the pathetic lament for the 
infirmity ot blindness with which 
he was afflicted) towards the 
close of his life, when he resided 
in the neighbourhood of Bunhill 
Fields, Cripplegate. At that time 
his constant companions, who 
acted as amanuensis and reader to 
him, were his wife (Elizabeth 
Minshull) and Thomas El wood, 
his young friend the Quaker. 
Milton lies buried in the chancel 
of St Giles's, Cripplegate. 





414 Blossom time. 




I, High Row, Kensington. 


i860. 


87 Showing a preference. 




214 Sunny moments. 




319 The Duenna's return. 


I86I. 


285 Lost and found. "But when 




he was yet a great way off, 




Qic:'— Prodigal. Son. 


1862. 


126 Checkmate, next move. 




276 A hunting morning. 




325 Keeping Company. 


1863. 


157 The morning of St. Valentine. 




306 Attack and defence. 




414 My lady and her children. 


1864. 


176 The new dress. 




4*9 The bashful swain. 




(Elected R.A.) 


1865. 


146 Under the mistletoe. 




841 Auld Grannie and the wee Nan 




(etching). 


1866. 


122 Going to a party. 




251 Waiting for an answer. 




502 A pleasant Comer. Diploma 




work. 




540 The orange flower. 




Willesley, Sittinghurst, 




near Staplehurst, 




and I, High Row. 


1867. 


143 Lady Jane Grey and Roger 




Ascham. ** Ascham visiting 




the Lady Jane Grey at her 




father's seat, Broadgate, etc., 
etc." 
338 The Duenna and her cares. 





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1868. 129 Near neighbours. 
197 Detected. 

302 Rent day at Haddon Hall. 

1869. 176 The gaoler's daughter. 
311 Maria. 

Lie thou there (throws down a 
letter) for here comes the trout 
that must he caught hy tickling. 
-^Ttvelfth Night, 

397 Caught napping. 
498 A secret interview. 

1870. 147 The banker's private room — 

negotiating a loan. 
306 Old folk and young folk. 

1871. 133 Truant in hiding. 

193 Mary Queen of Scots in cap- 
tivity. 

Mary, at twenty-six years of 
age, was consigned to the charge 
of the Earl and Countess of 
Shrewsbury, and remained a cap- 
tive in their custody for nearly 
sixteen years. There was little 
love lost between the Countess 
and her royal prisoner. The 
former, familiarly known as Bess 
of Hard wick, was a woman of 
strong character and imperious 
disposition, etc. 

234 The reckoning. 

525 Monsieur se chauffe. 
Madame se chauffe. 
Pay for peeping. 

260 ** In with you ! In with you ! " 

202 " Stolen glances." 

4*0 " The other name? " 

52 Sunny effects. 

128 The healing mercies of Christ. 
This picture was undertaken 
at the request of the late Sir 
Wiiiiam Tite^ and in accord- 
ance with his intention^ will 
be presented as his gift to the 
chapel of St. Thomas's Bos- 
pitalf etc. 

344 The poet's theme. 

31 A Page-in- waiting. 

151 A waiting maid. 

XI Thomas Woollcombe, Esq., 
chairman of the South Devon 
Railway Company from 1848- 
1874, etc. 

209 Coming down to dinner. 
356 Under lock and key. 

210 "The world forgetting:" Sun- 
day afternoon in Kensing- 
ton Gardens, a.d. 1780. 

343 Critics on costume. ** Fashions 

change." 
225 Cupboard love. 

398 The salute. 
552 Thomas Johnson, Esq. 



1872. 

1873. 
1874. 



1875. 
1876. 



1877. 



1878. 



527 

5 



IV. 



1878. 1332 John Corbett, Esq., M.P. 

1879. 1 68 A trespasser. 

281 Mr. and Mrs. Jessop, of End- 

cliffe Grange, Sheffield. 
559 Miss Noble, daughter of Cap- 
tain Noble late of the Royal 
Artillery. 
1236 Lilian, daughter of Arthur 
Coleridge James, Esq., of 
Eton College. 
1244 Celia, daughter of do. 

1880. 230 Leading strings. 

In the seventeenth century it 
was the custom, as may be seen 
from the pictures of Rubens and 
others, to train young children to 
walk by the aid of leading strinjgs, 
and hence the popular expression 
of ''Being in leading strings." 
This custom is still in vogue in 
Italy and parts of Germany. 

329 Le Jour des Morts. 

On All Souls' day, in France, 
more generally known as "Le 
Jour des Morts ** (the day of the 
dead), the graves of those who 
have depart^ this life are visited 
by relatives and friends and 
dressed with fresh flowers and 
wreaths of immortelles. Children 
and others stand with these for 
sale at church doors and cemetery 
gates. 

1881. 108 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tomlin. 
274 Life in the chiteau Gardens 

at Fontainebleau. " So runs 
the round of life from hour 
to hour." — Tennyson. 
B. Balfour, Esq., M.P., 
Solicitor-General for Scot- 
land. /Presentation portrait. 
A merry chase. 
Mrs. Pearce. 

200 Wedding rings. 

272 Hide and seek. 

287 The painter's daughters. 

13$ Young life on old ground. 

217 R. Norman Shaw, Esq., R.A. 

888 "My Lady." 
1887. 261 A master of hounds: Willie, 
eldest son of H. Martin 
Gibbs, Esq. 

480 On the Nile: J. M. Cook, Esq. 

265 Martin H. Colnaghi, Esq. 

267 Finishing touches. 

518 Sir Cecil dementi Smith, 
K.C.M.G., Governor of the 
Straits Settlements. 
1 3 Isambard Brunei, Esq., D.C.L., 
Chancellor of the Diocese 
of Ely. 

165 Mr. Alderman Treloar. 

Y 



1882. 

1883. 
1884. 
1885. 
1886. 



1889. 
1890. 
1891. 



1892. 
1893 



531 J. 



»95 
371 




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Horsley, John Callcott, R,A. — continued. 
1896. 227 The Ven. W. M. Sinclair, D.D., 
Archdeacon of London, etc., 
etc. 

HORSLEY, T. J. 

Miniature Painter. 

15, Newcastle Street^ Strand. 

1820. 814 Portrait of himself. 

1 82 1. 786 do. of a gentleman. 

I, Great Queen Street. 

1822. $75 A portrait. 

I, Theobald's Road, 

Red Lion Square. 
1830. 642 Portrait of a young lady. 
1833. 640 do. gentleman. 

HORSLEY, W Painter. 

4, Charles Street, Whitechapel. 
1798. 615 Flowers. 

HORSLEY, Walter Charles. 

Painter. 
I , High Row, Kensington. 
1875. 715 "Pat," the property of Victor 
Benecke, Esq. 

1877. 44 An awkward predicament. 

62 The hour of prayer on board 
the Turkish Ironclad ** Me- 
soudyeh." 

1878. 408 Shopping in Constantinople. 

1879. 46 A narrow way — Cairo. 

322 Prayer time — Blue Mosque, 

Cairo. 
X380 Going to the front, India, 
1878. 

1880. 398 A sister of mercy on the road 

to Cabul, India, 1879. ^" 
India the Mahomedans never 
allow those of any other faith 
to touch their drinking ves- 
sels with lip or hand. 
1 04 1 The Syce's toilet. 

The syces or grooms at Cairo 
are great dandies, and in wealthy 
establishments are often gor- 
geously attired. 

6, Bedford Gardens. 

1 88 1. 30 In time of need. 

In time of scarcity the women 
from the country districts round 
Cairo come into the town to sell 
their ornaments in the gold and 
silver bazaar. 

1399 An Alexandrian School. 

1882. 155 Unwilling evidence. 

522 "There is no God but God!" 

1883. 440 Fighting his battles o'er again. 

1884. 4 The whirligig of time, Egypt, 

1800 and 1884. 



1884. 516 The French in Cairo. 

During the occupation of Cairo 
by the French under General 
Buonaparte, the latter caused the 
names of his principal generals to 
be inscribed upon the towers and 
gates of the walls of the city. The 
native population was much in- 
censed by this, the more so that 
the chief of each quarter was 
obliged to be present at the work. 

I, High Raw. 

1885. 456 An anxious moment 
625 Pharisee and Publican. 

1887. 887 A fortune teller— Cairo. 

951 A sugar-cane seller — Cairo. 
1047 Great Britain in Egypt, 1886. 

1888. 366 A lemonade seller — Cairo. 
729 Pigeon seller— Cairo. 

1073 A friendly power in Egypt. 

1889. 487 Captain H. R. Gall, 5th (Nor- 

thumberland) Fusiliers. 
624 An Eastern story — Cairo. 
778 On the way to the Fantasia, 

Luxor. 

1890. 767 On the road to the Pyramids 

— bargaining for a ride. 
1085 Miss Ness. 

1 89 1. 406 W. Lansdowne Beale, Esq. 
808 Miss Celia Brunei James, 

1126 J. C. Horsley, Esq., R.A. 

1892. 349 A captive. 

Till the end of the eighteenth 
century, European children were 
often capturea on merchant ves- 
sels seized by the corsairs of the 
Mediterranean. They were pur- 
chased for youthful attendants in 
the harems, and eventually trained 
as mamelukes or military slaves. 
These existed in Egypt as a mili- 
tary aristocracy, and were a power- 
ful body at the time of the French 
invasion. 

1893. 50 A Cairo costermonger. 
910 The missing word. 

1894. 527 The disciple. 

849 A Cairene pedlar. 

1895. 297 Theological students in the 

University Mosque, El Az- 
har, Cairo. 

1896. 551 Striking a bargain. 

1897. 453 An incident of Napoleon's 

Egyptian campaign, 1798. 

The French army was accom- 
panied by a staff of "Savants," 
who were openly derided by the 
soldiery, who called their donkeys 
"demi-savants." Napoleon is- 
sued an order for their protection 
to the effect that ** Messieurs les 
savants ct les ines" were to be 
housed within the infantry squares 
when the daily encounters with 
the Mamelukes commenced. 



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163 



1898. 


476 The message. 


1899. 


15 Arbitration. 


1900. 


963 A student of the Azhar Mosque, 




Cairo. 




984 Thomas Wall Buckley, Esq. 


I90I. 


507 Henry Marc Brunei, Esq. 


1902. 


738 J. C. Horsley, Esq., R.A. 


1903. 


447 Mrs. Graham. 




591 Kept in. 


1904. 


378 Dorothy, daughter of Arthur 




J. Davidson, Esq. 


HORTON, Miss Etty Painter. 




Carlyle Studios, Chelsea. 


1893. 


1125 A bit of old Chelsea. 




Fothersby House, 




Hawkhurst, Kent, 


1903- 


1029 Interior of St. Mark's, Venice. 


HORTON, George Painter. 




61, Winchester Street, 




South Shields. 


1896. 


777 The Fish Quay, North Shields. 



HORTON, William T Architect. 

52, Craster Street, Brixton. 
1890. 1710 A theatre facade. 



HORWELL, Charles Sculptor. 

3, Tottenham Court Road, 
593 Friendship; a model. 
501 Spirits on the lake. — Milton, 
580 Psyche, for the tablet of a chim- 
ney piece; marble. 
New Store Street, 

Tottenham Court Road, 
621 Zephyrus and Flora; a model. 
492 Designed for part of a monu- 
ment. 
467 Cupid and Psyche. 
573 Grief at the tomb of a friend; 

a sketch for a monument. 
521 Design for a Bacchus; a model. 
552 Bellerophon thrown from Pe- 
gasus ; a bas-relief. 

558 Design for a Hebe; a model. 

559 Bust of a nobleman's son. 
672 The murder of Duncan, King 

of Scotland, by Mackbeth. 
16, Grenmlle Street, 

Foundling Hospital, 
1054 Andromeda. 

1 1 1 3 Bust of his son. 

1 114 do. daughter. 
977 do. Ariadne. 
984 A monumental figure. 
954 Design for a monument. 

1056 Bust of the Rev. Arthur 
O'Leary. 



1785. 
1786. 



1787. 
1788. 

1789. 



1790. 



1791. 



1798. 
1799. 

1800. 
1801. 
1802. 



1803. 902 
905 
906 

913 

1804. 833 



896 
908 



Design for a monument. 

A sketch, 
do. 
do. 

Design for a monument; a 
General falling in the lap of 
Victory. 

A sleeping cupid. 

Design for a monument in- 
tended to be erected in the 
Guildhall of this city to per- 
petuate the four signal naval 
engagements. 



1805. 


696 Birth of a sea nymph. 




769 Hope supporting and Faith 




directing a dying man. De- 




signed for the intablature of 




a monument. 




788 Ocean receiving a lost mariner. 




Design for a monument. 


1807. 


1C08 Design for a monument to 




Lord Nelson. 


HORWITZ, Emanuel H Painter. 




45, Roland Gardens, 


1896. 


590 Portrait of a lady; study. 




1 218 The Princess Flavia. 


1898. 


890 Consulting an expert. 


1901. 


io86 Mrs. E. Bayard. 




1 1 10 Mrs. Louis Duveen. 


HORWITZ, Miss Helena. 




Miniature Painter. 




5, Beresford Road, Highbury. 


1889. 


1580 Florrie. 




1633 Portrait of a lady. 




13, Grazebrook Road, N. 


1890. 


1552 Miss Constance Emanuel. 


1894. 


1238 Jennie. 




1288 Miss Louise Horwitz. 


1895. 


1 1 13 Portrait of a lady. 


1896. 


1 312 Mrs. Samper. 




1424 Master Keith Brough. 


1897. 


1579 A fair critic. 


1898. 


1308 Lorna Doone. 




1 31 3 Miss Florrie Samuels. 


1899. 


1254 Miss Beatie Salamons. 




1 33 1 Portrait of a lady. 


1901. 


115s Sweet violets. 


1902. 


1236 Frank Hewkley, Esq., F.R.C.S. 




1239 Ida, daughter of T. Vaughan 




Roderick, Esq. 


1903. 


1199 Margaret, daughter of William 




Gamble, Esq. 




1282 Mabel, youngest daughter of 




Frank Hewkley, Esq. 


1904. 


X037 Bessie. 




1238 Miss Rose Zeffertt. 



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HORWITZ, Herbert A Painter. 

45, Roland Gardens. 
220 Devotion. 

201 Zillah, Dorothy and Marjorie, 
dai^hters of Gustave Tuck, 
Esq. 

10, Pembroke Siudios, W. 
953 Ariadne. 
279 Doris. 

»5* Mrs. Adolph Tuck. 
201 Miss Dolly Bevan. 
350 Mrs. Salisbury Jones. 
371 The Nightingale. 



1892. 
1893. 



1897. 
1899. 
1900. 
1901. 
1904. 



HORWITZ, Miss Louise B. 

Miniature Painter. 
13, Grazebrook Road^ 

CHssoId Park. 
1892. 1384 Madame Wintemitz. 

1895. »"» Mrs. Alfred J. Brough. 

1896. 134S Miss Regina Cohen. 

1897. 1573 Gertie, daughter of H. Kauf- 

man, Esq. 

1898. 1263 Portrait of a lady. 

1902. 1 173 Iris. 

HOSBL, Erich Sculptor. 

Hansa Allee^ 

186, Obercassel^ Dusseldorf. 

1903. 1695 A slave struggling with a blood- 

hound; group, bronze. 

HOSKIN, Richard Painter. 

2, Sherufeli Arcade, Plymouth. 
1900. 1 202 Ploughing on the borders of 
Dartmoor. 
1 26 1 Twins. 

HOSKING, William Architect. 

14, FumivaPs Inn. 
1826. 867 Temple of Juno Lucina at 
Agrigentum in Sicily, taken 
on the spot in April, 1824. 

HOTMAN Painter. 

132, Oxford Strut. 
1800. 445 Fancy. 

HOUGH, William Painter. 

6, Swanswell Street. 
1857. 1 1 53 The wayside — autumn. 

2, Derby Terrace, Coventry. 

1864. 609 Apple blossom and nest 

30, Cambridge Road, Kilbum. 

1865. 688 Fruit. 

1867. 690 Nest and apple blossom. 
703 Greengages and apple. 
775 Plums and greengages. 



1868. 
1869. 



1871. 

1874. 

1875. 
1876. 



1877. 

1882. 
1883. 

1884. 
1885. 
1886. 
1887. 

1888. 



1894. 



South Norwood. 
762 Grapes and peach. 
S'i6 Apples and Plums. 
668 Plums. 
672 Primroses and nest. 

38, Cambridge Road, Kilbum. 
664 Red and white may. 
698 Branch of plums and peaches. 
775 Fruit and flowers. 
822 Plums and apples. 
695 Plums. 

720 Pheasant and snipe. 
741 Plums and grapes. 

2, Percy Street. 
8)2 A bough of plums and apples. 
22, Newman Street. 
1027 Purple and gold. 
923 Pears and grapes. 
1 01 8 Apples. 
1128 "Red and white." 
1 188 Purple. 
1265 Purple and Red. 
1 1 14 Victoria Plums. 
1156 Red and white. 
1x71 Raspberries. 
1339 Roses. 

185, Prince of Wales' Road^ 

N.W. 
956 Plums. 



HOUGHTON, Albert Boyd. 

Painter. 

1861. 472 A fisher. 

629 "Here i*the sands." 

5, Adelaide Villas, Richmond. 
1864. 63 " The mystery of folded sleep." 
— Tem^son. 

64, Queen's Crescent, N. IV. 
549 Mending the Jack-in-the-box. 
332 Boy martyrs. * * The old enemy 
it filled with hate, etc." 
2, Ring Henry^s Road, 

St. John's Wood. 
209 H. Bassett, Esq., in his labora- 
tory. 
369 In the garden. 
251 A.D. 1580. 

316 "Upon the terrace Sheik 
Hamil lay, etc." 
I, Queen's Terrace, 

St. John's Wood. 
1132 John the Baptist rebuking 
Herod. 



1866. 
1S67. 



1868. 



1869. 
1870. 



1872. 



HOUGHTON, M. P Painter. 

1 2, Charles Street, 

Berkeley Square. 
1875. 693 St. Asaph, North Wales, from 
the Ebury Meadows. 



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165 



HOULDITCH, J Painter. 

92, Lon^^ Acre, 
1784. 332 Larks and Cat. 
1 791. 228 Game. 



HOULIBRB, R. de la. 
page 296. 



See D, vol. ii, 



HOULTON, J. T Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

1842. 174 A Magdalen. 

/. T. Houlten, 

1843. 51 A fruit girl. 

/. T, Houlton, 

18, Gloucester Picue, 

Portman Square, 
1863. 43 Reflection. 



1796. 

1797. 
1798. 



1799. 



HOUNSOM, G.... Miniature Painter. 

167, Fleet Street, 

645 Portrait of a lady in the 
character of Hope. 

873 A frame with seven miniatures. 

777 The portraits of Mr. Liddle, 
Miss M. Hounsom, Earl of 
Banbury, Mrs. Hounsom, 
Mr. Vernon, Miss L. Houn- 
som, Countess of Banbury, 
Mr. Whitesides, Mrs. Rich- 
ardson, Mr. Hounsom, Miss 
Hounsom, Miss North. 

885 Portraits of Lieut.-Colonel Cox 
of the Bloomsbury Associa- 
tion, two young ladies, Mr. 
Kemble in the character of 
the Stranger, and himself. 
1 80 1. 772 A frame containing the por- 
traits of three young ladies, 
and a gentleman. 

528 W. Morgan, Esq. 

465 Mr. Kemble in the character 
of Hamlet. 

833 Mrs. White. 

31, Gerrard Street y Soho. 

682 Portraits of H.R.H. the Duke 
of Kent, Miss Arboyne, 
Miss Hyde, Miss L. Houn- 
som, Miss Penny, Miss 
Cuthbert, Mrs. I^ns, and 
Miss Townsend. 
1806. 647 A frame containing the por- 
traits of the late Lord Nel- 
son, Mr. Foss, two young 
ladies, and a gentleman. 

HOUSSOULLIER, W Painter. 

Pans. 

1844. 56* Fountain of youth. 

1845. 21 Bacchus triumphant. 

(See Haussioullier, W., vol. iv, page 26.) 



1802. 
1803. 



1804. 



HOUSTON, Miss Frances... Painter. 
115, Rione Amedeo^ Naples. 
1890. 724 Head of a Capri girl. 

HOUSTON, H Painter. 

253, Regent Circus. 

1 84 1. 555 Landscape. 

1842. 687 do. 

HOUSTON, John Adam, R,S,A,, R.I, 

Painter. 

13, Charlotte Street^ 

Fitzroy Square. 

1 84 1. 659 The prisoner; an incident in 

the time of Philip and Mary. 

1842. 214 The lookout; Swiss soldier of 

the 1 6th century. 

1843. 555 Scene from the ballad of the 

Eve of St. John. " Now get 
thee gone, fainthearted 
knight, etc." 

1844. 432 Columbus — the first sight of 

land. 

Suddenly, about ten o'clock, he 
thought he beheld a light glim- 
mering at a distance. Fearing 
that his eager hopes might de- 
ceive him, he called to Piedro 
Gutierrez, gentleman of the 
King's bedchamber, and enquired 
whether he saw a light in that 
direction. The latter replied in 
the affirmative. — Washington 
Irving, 

1845. 346 Musings. 

1846. 696 The disobedient prophet. "And 

when he was gone a lion met 
him by the way, etc." — 
I Kings^ xiii. 
(Elected R.S.A.) 

1848. 17 Border warfare — the peel de- 

fended. 

1849. 576 Isaac of York in the vaulted 

chamber. 
10, Duncan Street^ Edinburgh. 
1852. n The good Samaritan. 
13, Charlotte Street^ 

Fitzroy Square. 

1854. 537 An incident in the desert 

13, Fettes Row^ Edinburgh. 

1855. 1146 Sunday in the Highlands. 

13, Charlotte Street. 

1856. 611 The fern-cutter. 

1 172 The fisherman's daughter. 
1857- *34 Vintage time. 
1858. 432 Festa time — Florence. 

903 Catch. 

948 Lucy Gray. "Lucy took the 
lantern in her hand, etc." 
1S59. 596 Gallantry. 



106 



Houston, John 
tontinutd. 



FHE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 
Adam, R.S.A., RJ— 



i860. 

1861. 

1862. 
1863. 
1865. 
1866. 

1868. 

iS6^ 
1870. 
TS71. 



24, GiUton Road WtsL 
460 The sea shell. ••Apply its 

polished lips^ to your atteib 

live ear, etc." 
)62 Portrait. %_ tk^ 

r^o The skylark. "Long^ b^ *T 

song and loud, etc —n^^^ 
xj« A present for w>•"^''J^ . 1 

6SS Life among the «ot M^'^ 1 

ffaich. 



369 lx>st. 

613 The morning ^^ 

50-^ The fi>r«ger* 

Rupert s 
,0^ A King^ n^an..^ 



ilAmhs- 



a portrait. 
^•^^^^^"n'St^ting light. 



^^^V!^;:.!:^ death 



4^ N<^<^ 



^. \ history. 
^ \ i4e«sant tale. 
"^ Kw imident in 



•i**^ 



the life of Sir 
' Wac Newton. 

when a boj 
^\\ message to a neighbouring 



Newton, 



being 



oy, 
ghb 
^^,^n was so long al)sent, that 
hh mother, being alarmed, went 
t« search of, and at length found, 
him by the wayside, absorbed in 
iin ol<i treatise on mathematics he 
hod purchased for a few pence at 
A |)ook stall. 






Warlike gear of old. 

Sisters. 

Fugitives from Culloden. 

A Wahabee sheykh. 

After the foray. " Fleet foot on 

the Corrie, etc." 
The banner of the guild. 



unU§TON, Miss Margaret M 
HO^^* Miniature P 



tyo4* 



Miniature Painter. 
The College^ Coleratne, 

Ireland, 
1188 Miss Eva Rankin. 
1193 Portrait of a lady. 



HOUSTON, Miss Mary G... Painter. 

^^ 3, Coulston Street, Chelsea, 

1809 The return of Kilmeny; panel 
in leather. "When seven 
long years had come and 
fled, etc." 



1901 



1902. 



1904, 



1699 Youth; medallion. 
1705 Sleep; do. 

29, Brunswick Square^ 

CamberwelL 
1730 St. Cecih'a; medalliao, leather. 

1700 Painting, Sculpture, Design, 

Handicraft; medalfionSy 
silver. 



HOVENDEN, Miss E. L. 

Miniature Painter. 
Glenlea, Thurlaw Park Road^ 
West Duhtfkk. 
1899. 1311 Madeline, daughter of F. 
Hovenden, Esq. 

HOVLE, J Painter. 

1803. 3 A view of the interior of the 
Parys Mountain copper 
mines, in the isle of Angle- 
sea, North Wales. 

HOW, Samuel Architect. 

52, Upper Bedford Place. 
1879. "<*9 Design for hall, etc. 

HOWARD, Miss Annie. 

Miniature Painter. 
I, St, Mary^s Square, 

Kennington Road. 
1859. 764 A portrait. 

21, Laurie Terrace, 

Westminster. 
1862. 758 H. P. Roche, Esq., a Regis- 
trar of the Court of Bank- 
ruptcy. 

1 5, Eversholt Place. 
1876. 1201 Portrait. 
1234 do. 

no, Camden Street, 

1883. 1274 Lily, daughter of Charles J. 

Webb, Esq. 

1884. 1478 Viscountess Melgund. 

1 5 17 Guy, son of Lieut.-Col. Hon. 
Lewis Dawnay, M.P. 
9, Algernon Road, Kilbum. 

1885. 1532 Nigel William, son of the Hon. 

W. and Lady Adelaide 
Dawnay. 
1574 Blanche; a portrait. 

1886. 1339 Josslyn, son of Major and 

the Hon. Mrs. Alfred Eger- 
ton. 
1392 Mrs. Henry Manners. 

1887. 1364 The Countess of Mayo. 

4, Kingsley Road, WilUsden, 

1888. 1500 The Hon. A. Mary Elizabeth 

Wood, eldest daughter of 
Viscount Halifax. 



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167 



1888. 1508 

1889. 1573 



1578 
1657 
1890. 1466 
1480 
1485 
>53i 
'532 
1565 



1 89 1. 1484 
15C0 

1893. 1226 
1258 

1321 

1324 
1333 



1894. 1282 
1284 

1895. 1176 

1896. 1423 

1426 



" Sweet seventeen." 

John Cavendish Lyttelton, 
eldest son of Lord Lyttel- 
ton. 

Mabel, eldest daughter of I^uis 
Ponsonby, Esq. 

Elsie, daughter of Mr. and Lady 
Margaret Graham. 

Dorothy, daughter of Daniel 
Cooper, Esq. 

Lettice, daughter of the Hon. 
H. A. Lawrence. 

Beatrice, daughter of the Mar- 
quis of Ormonde. 

Reginald and Violet, children 
of Colonel Harford. 

Violet, daughter of F. Morgan, 
Esq. 

Effie, daughter of T. Houston 
Bos well Preston, Esq. 
32, Clifton Road^ 

Maida Vale, 

Viscount Eliot. 

Mrs. Herbert G. Henry. 

The Marchioness of Granby. 

Elsie, daughter of Edward S. 
Hope, Esq. 

Marjorie, daughter of H. Gra- 
ham, Esq. 

Viscountess Halifax. 

Audrey, daughter of the 
E. Chandos Leigh, 



Richard Wyndham 



Hon. 

Q.C. 
Master 

Quin. 
Marjory, daughter of the Hon. 

Francis Villiers. 
Portrait of an infant. 
Kathleen, daughter of the Mar- 
quis of Bath. 
Marjorie, daughter of Major 

and the Hon. Mrs. Egerton 

Warburton. 



HOWARD,^Miss Beatrice. 

Miniature Painter. 
38, LincoMs Inn Fields, 
1900. 1449 D. Shearme, Esq. 



HOWARD, Miss Catherine... Painter. 
205, Amherst Rocul^ 

Hackney Downs, 
1888. 1375 Rhododendrons. 



HOWARD, Charles T Painter. 

149, Dudley Road^ Grantham, 
1897. 1367 This month's magazine. 



HOWARD, Miss Charlotte E. 

Miniature Painter. 
Oakhurst, Forest Hill, 
1885. 1530 Rev. G. Broadley Howard. 

1887. 1 37 1 Rev. Charles Parish. 
1406 G. F. Watts, Esq., R.A. 

1888. 1558 Master Harold N. Crews. 

St, Jameses Lodge^ Beckenham, 

1889. 1609 Mrs. Dawson. 

1624 Miss Irene Shimield. 

1890. 1 46 1 Mrs. H. M. Parish. 

1892. 1365 The Countess of Hopetoun. 

1893. 1230 Lieut.-General the Hon. C. W. 

Thesiger. 
1232 Captain F. D. Lugard, D.S.O. 
1265 Nina, daughter of E. Col- 

quhoun, Esq. 

(Now Mrs. E. T. Lugard.) 

13, College Road, 

Bromley, Kent, 

1894. 1276 Rev. F. G. Lugard, M.A. 

HOWARD, E. S Painter. 

Pittsmor, Sheffield, 

1869. 626 Out of the current at Ruswarp. 

1870. 576 Sylvia's home. 

HOWARD, Frank Painter. 

S, Newman Street, 

1825. 24 Miss Lawrence. 

326 Portrait of a young lady. 

329 Othello and Desdemona. "(?M. 

Fire and brimstone, etc." 
457 Portrait of a gentleman. 

1826. 34 do. rifleman. 
4^ R. Bellamy, Esq. 

242 Country wedding in the time 
of Henry V: the procession 
returning from church. 

At an open part of the road 
through which the procession was 
to pass, a quintain was set up for 
the young men to run at, the 
bridegroom running the first 
course, as was his right. 

The bridegroom is seen returning 
to the cavalcade, having escaped 
the sandbag, and he looks after his 
father, who is stirred up by re- 
collections of his feats in younger 
days to try his chance at the qmn- 
tam, totally r^ardless of the 
screams of his wife, seated behind 
him, and who will in all prob- 
ability receive the blow from the 
sandbag. Another young man in 
the meanwhile, engages the bride 
in conversation. The young 
Squire, who had come to grace 
his steward's wedding, and whose 
horse is not used to such scenes, 
has met with a slight accident, to 
the amusement of those more 
skilled in horsemanship. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Howard, Frank — continued. 

1826. 303 Cupid. " That very time I saw, 

flying between the cold moon 
and the earth, etc." — Mid- 
summer Night's Dream. 

425 Supplicantatawindow. "Speak 
to me, pity me, open the 
door, a beggar begs, that 
never begged before." 

873 Portrait of a midshipman. 

1827. 144 A Midshipman. 
»93 Portrait of a lady. 

361 Incantation from Weber's 
Opera of Oberon. "Spirits 
of air and earth and sea, 
etc." 

1828. 136 Portrait of a lady. 
258 F. Cross, Esq. 

324 The death of the first-bom in 
Egypt. "Pharaoh rose up 
in the night, etc." — Exodus, 
xii. 

594 Bottom and Titania; one of a 
series of designs illustrative 
of Shakespeare, publishing in 
outline, etc. 

Southampton Street. 

1829. 233 Edward Vaux, Esq. 

312 Portrait of a gentleman. 

18, Tavistock Street. 

1830. 69 Portia pronouncing sentence; 

one of a series of designs 
published in outline, etc. 

230 The celebration of the Lord's 
Supper; with portraits. 

344 Portrait of a lady. 

355 Weber's Overture to Oberon. 

An attempt to excite by the eye 
the same idea as those excited by 
the ear in the music. ... In the 
opera the fairy Kin^ is a young 
man, but in the original romance 
and poem he appears as a lively 
child of four years old, etc. This 
slight liberty has been taken as 
materially heightening the interest 
of the subject. 

392 Captain Mingaye, R.N. 
554 Portrait of a lady. 
806 Chevy chace; a sketch, 
xo Portraits of the daughters and 

granddaughter of Sharon 

Turner, Esq. 
160 Portraits of a little boy and 

favorite pointer. 
205 The Pride of the Village. 

She was, at first, at a loss to 
comprehend his meaning. When 
at last the nature of the proposal 
flashed upon her pure mind, the 
efiect was withering. She did not 



X831. 



I83I. 


247 




3"5 


1832. 


210 




214 




512 


1833. 


371 




448 




548 




625 



1839. 321 



1842. 397 
399 

882 



1 846. 1 249 



weep— she did not break forth 
into reproach — she said not a word 
— but she sunk back aghast as 
from a viper ; gave him a look of 
anguish that pierced his very sottl, 
and clasping her hands in agooyy 
fled, as if for refuge, to her 
father's cottage.— ^ic/M Book. 

Portrait of a gentleman. 

Sharon Turner, Esq. 

Mrs. Oswin. 

C. Oswin, Esq. 

The pet; a sketch for a groupe 

of portraits. 
The Right Rev. Daniel Wilson, 

Bishop of Calcutta. 
Surrey and Geraldine. 
Greek girl. 
Pride of the Village going to 

church. — Sketch Book. 

5, Newman Street. 
Portrait of an elder Brother of 

the Trinity House. 
22, Tonbridge Place^ 

New Road. 
The Adoration of the Magi. 
" Suffer little children to come 

unto me, etc." 
The rescue of Cymbeline by 

Belarius, Guiderius, Arvira- 

gus and Posthumous, etc 
A sketch from a design made 

in 1843. 



HOWARD, Henry, R.A Painter. 

Rome. 

1794. 649 The dream of Cain. Vide 

Gesner's Death of Abel. 

332, Strand. 

1795. '*' Puck, Midsummer Night's 

Dream. 
133 Portrait of a gentleman. (Mr. 
Howard^ 
Ariel, Shakespeare's Tem- 
pest. 
Satan awakening in the burn- 
ing lake. — Paradise Lost. 
7, Charles Street^ 

Berners Street. 

1796. 17 The planets drawing light 
from the Sun. — Paradise 
Lost, 

225 Rise of Morning. — Paradise 

regained. 
245 Venus carrying off" lulus. — 

yEneidy book i. 
265 Portraits of two young ladies. 
303 Portrait of a gentleman. 
340 Portrait of a young lady. 



148 



394 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



169 



1797- 



1798. 



1800. 



82 

94 
104 

187 

281 

355 
4ZX 



556 
693 



67 
69 

140 

*33 
242 



339 



348 
508 
619 
646 

1799. 98 
"33 

»37 

291 
297 



582 

2 
7 



9« 

188 

»79 



IV. 



"Sin and death passing through 
the Constellations." Sketch 
from Paradise Lost. 

Boreas and Orythia. — Ovid. 

Portrait of a philosopher. 

Hylas and the Naiads. — Theo- 
critus, 

Visit of the Maries to the 
sepulchre. 

Portrait of an artist. 

Portrait of a gentleman. 

Eolus convoking the Zephyrs, 
etc.; sketch. From Gesner's 
First Navigator. 

Portrait of a gentleman. 

The power of the Highest shall 
overshadow thee, etc — St. 
Luke, 

54, Great Marlborough Street. 

Mrs. Trimmer. 

The Bishop of Winchester. 
{Hon. Brownlaw North.) 

Adam and Eve finding the 
body of Abel. 

Mr. Purkis and family. 

Mary Magdalen, the wife of 
Herod's steward, Susanna, 
and other women, whom 
Christ had cured, minister- 
ing their substance to him. 
— Luke viii, 3. 

The first navigator aided by 
Cupid and the Zephyrs, 
hailed by the Nereids, etc. 
— Gessner. 

Lady G. Cavendish. 

Mr. Pitcher, Junr. 

Mrs. Cave. 

Lady H. Cavendish. 

13, Poland Street. 

Portrait of a nobleman. 

Master Browne. 

Mr. Smith in the Westminster 
cavalry. 

Miss Pritchett. 

Sketch from Shakespeare. 
"And certain stars shot 
madly from their spheres to 
hear the sea maids' music." — 
Midsummer Night* s Dream. 

The Marquis of Hartington. 

Portrait of a lady. 

Dream of the Red Cross 
Knight. " Fair Venus seem'd 
into his bed to bring, etc." 
— Spenser's Fairy Queene. 

Eve. " As I bent down to look, 
etc." — Paradise Lost. 

Portrait of a gentleman. 

Portraits of a lady and children. 



1800. 


45* 


I80I. 


I 




46 




85 




118 




176 




52> 




642 


1802. 


14 




69 




"5 




220 




1104 


1803. 


5 




77 




78 




218 




285 




7^7 


1804. 


II 




5« 




69 




87 




227 



*37 

603 

1805. 13 

39 



141 



Portrait of a lady. 

(Elected A.R,A.) 

A Fairy Vision. " Gay creatures 

of the elements, etc." — 

Comus. 
The Angel waking Peter in the 

Prison. " Arise up quickly.'* 
Achilles wounded by Paris 

from behind the statue of 

Apollo. 
Portrait of a lady and child. 
Adam and Eve. " How often 

from the steep of echoing 

hill, etc:'— Paradise Lost. 
Portrait of a lady. 
N. Smith, print dealer. 
Portrait of a young lady. 
Love animating the statue of 

Pygmalion. 
Portrait of a young lady. 
Portraits of a lady and children. 
Portrait of a gentleman. 
H. Davy, Esq., professor of 

chemistry to the Royal In- 
stitution. 
Love listening to the flatteries 

of Hope. 
Mutius Scsevola thrusting his 

hand into the fire before 

Porsenna. 
Portrait of a lady and child. 
Hebe. 
Venus and Anchises. From a 

bronze basso relievo brought 

from Greece. 
Mr. Campbell. 
The sixth trumpet soundeth. 

" And the sixth angel 

sounded, etc." — RevelationSy 

ix, 13-15- 

Portrait of a lady. 

do. gentleman. 

Helenus and Cassandra sleep- 
ing in the Temple of Apollo : 
serpents came and wound 
themselves about them, 
licking their ears, by which 
they were rendered capable 
of hearing the council of the 
gods, and became chief 
soothsayers, etc. 

Portrait of a gentleman, 
do. do. 

do. do. 

Sabrina. From Milton's 
Comus. ''She, guiltless dam- 
sel, etc." 

Timon of Athens. — Act v, sc. i . 
" Is yon despis'd and niin-'. 
ous man my lord?" 




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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Howard, Henry, R.A. — continued, 

1805. 227 The High Sheriff of Middlesex. 
ft44 Portrait of a lady. 

648 Portraits of children. 

1806. I Portrait of a lady and child. 

II The Dean of Westminster. 

( William Vincent^ 
2IO Portrait of a gentleman. 
230 Hero and Leander. From Mu- 

saeus. "Till gained at last 

the Sestian shore he treads, 

etc." 



236 



293 

1807. 70 
205 
231 



240 
*5i 



1808. 


,64 




165 


1809. 


43 




114 




139 




150 




166 




187 




276 




501 


I8I0. 


12 




66 




71 




81 



99 



163 



Christ and Mary Magdalen in 
the Garden. "Jesus saith 
unto her, touch me not." 

Rev. E. Forster. 

Mr. J. Shaw. 

Capt. Hancock, Royal Navy. 

Mr. J. C. Schetky. 

The infant Bacchus brought 
by Mercury to the nymphs 
of Nysa. 

E. Swinburne, Esq. 

The arrival of the post. "How 
oft the pangs of absence we 
remove, etc." 

The Hon. and Rev. Mr. 

De Grey. 
(Elected R.A.) 

Portrait of a gentleman. 

Peasants of Subiaco in the 
Ecclesiastical State, return- 
ing from the vineyard on a 
holiday. 

Portrait of a lady. 

G. Cherry, Esq. 

Christ blessing young children. 
"Then there were brought 
unto him little children, etc." 
— Matthew, xix, 13. 

Portrait of a lady. 

Rev. T. Belsham. 

Mrs. Thompson. 

J. Clarke, Esq. 

Portraits of children. 

Mrs. Rough. 

Venus and Cupids. 

Miss Shaw. 

Portrait of a gentleman. 

Titania. " I know a bank, 
etc." — Midsummer NighVs 
Dream, 

Girl picking up shells on the 
Coast. " And sits with lively 
wonder on the shore, to 
hear, within her shell, the 
ocean's roar." 

Portrait of Cedi Alii, a native 
prince of Hindostan, who i 
visited England in 1805. I 



1 810. iw Mr. Serjeant Rough. 
(Secretary to the Royal Academy.) 

181 1. 61 The Bishop of Cloyne. ( Wil- 

liam Bennett*) 
90 Iris and her train. " Gay crea- 
tures of the element, etc." 
95 Portraits of a lady and her 

son. 
166 Portrait of a lady. 
218 do. gentleman. 

143 Portraits of a lady and her 

children. 
525 C. Carpue, Esq. 

181 2. 51 The Lord Mayor. (Sir Clau- 

dius Hunter,) 
101 Mars, Venus and Cupid. 
151 A shower. 
175 Cottage children. 
255 Portrait of an officer. 
274 do. a child. 
322 Portraits of children. 

1813. 59 Cottage Girl, near Eastbourne. 
98 Cottage Girl. 

127 Hebe. 

227 C. Gilbert, Esq. 

249 S. Woodforde, Esq., R.A. 

1814. 102 Sunrise. "First in his east, 

the glorious lamp was seen, 
etc." — Paradise Lost. 

156 Dr. Anderson. 

165 Swiss Peasants. 

349 H. Irvine, Esq. 

1815. 55 Sabrina. Milton's Comus. 

" She guiltless damsel, etc." 
70 Sabrina quitting the Nereids. 

"Made Goddess of the 

river." 
116 Morning. "Wak'd by the 

circling hours, etc.'* 

144 Portrait of a lady. 

297 do. gentleman. 

1816. 15 The punishment of Dirce. 

2^thus and Amphion, the sons 
of Jupiter and Antiope, were ex- 
posed when infants, on Mount 
Cithaeron in Beotia, where they 
were found and reared by one of 
the shepherds. Antiope afterwards 
married Lycus, King of Thebes, 
but was cruelly persecuted by his 
6rst wife, till at length escaping 
to Mount Cithaeron and being 
made known to her sons by the 
shepherd who had fostered them, 
thev avenged her by killing Lycus 
and fastening Dirce to the horns 
of a wild bull. 

41 Mrs. Leigh. 

76 J. Leigh, Esq., late Sheriff of 

London and Middlesex. 
93 Portraits of a brother and 

sister. 



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•171 



1818. 



97 
15 



92 



93 

229 

1819. 112 

169 



190 

»45 



18 16. 220 Dr. Glennie. 
323 Mrs. A. Jones. 

18 1 7. 8 Portrait of a Field Officer in 

the Portuguese service in 

Court uniform. 
Portraits of Sisters. 
Fairies. "That on the sands 

with printless foot, etc." — 

Tempest 
The Bishop of Winchester. 

{Hon, B, North.) 
The Misses Carlisle. 
Portrait of a gentleman. 

do. lady. 
Venus Anadyomene. " Venus, 

bom of the foam of the sea, 

etc." 
Portrait of the daughter of 

Major-General Carey. 
Portraits of a gentleman and 

his son. 
The Rev. W. Kirby, F.R.S. 

and F.L.S. 
321 Portrait of a gentleman. 
363 do do. in the 

Civil Service of the H.E.I.C. 

at Madras. 

1820. 37 Portrait of a gentleman. 

145 Lear, Act V, scene 10. "Howl, 
howl, howl, howl!" 

159 Venus Marina. 

286 Portrait of a lady. 

315 Study of beech trees in Knowle 
Park. 

1 82 1. 53 Cottage Scene. 

62 Sabrina, "That with moist 
curb sways the smooth 
Severn stream, etc." 

159 The House of Morpheus. 
"Amid the bowels of the 
earth full deep, etc." — Spen- 
ser. 

344 Rev. H. Trimmer. 

1822. 72 Ariel released by Prospero. 

"It was mine art, etc." — 

Tempest. 
76 Caliban teased by the spirits 

of Prospero. "For every 

trifle are they set upon me, 

etc'^'-Tempest. 
108 Manfred and the witch of the 

Alps. " What wouldst thou 

with me? etc." 
144 Edward the First, from the 

best existing documents. 

1823. 21 The Solar System. "Hither as 

to their fountain other Stars, 
etc." — Paradise Lost. 

95 Mrs. Bullock Webster. 

119 Portrait of a gentleman. 



1823. 127 Mrs. Walker. 

330 Portrait of a young lady. 

1824. 79 do. do. 

107 do. do. in the 

Rorentine Costume of 1500. 
176 J. Scott, Esq. 

224 Portrait of a lady. 
279 H. W. Ingram, Esq. 

315 Study in Knowle Park, Kent. 
384 Thomas Rowcroft, Esq., His 

Majesty's Consul-General for 

Peru. 

1825. 76 A study. 

89 Hon. Mrs. Hobart. 

J 41 Guardian Angels. "Those holy 
beings whose unseen direc- 
tion, etc." 

168 Mrs. Thomas Leeke. 

225 Mrs. Col. Henderson and her 

children. 
241 Portrait of a lady. 
258 do. an officer in the 

H.E.I.C. service. 
423 A portrait. 

1826. 44 do. 

80 Hylas carried off by the 

Nymphs. Theocritus, Idyll 

97 Sabrina. "She guiltless dam- 
sel, etc." — Comus. 
282 Portrait. 

1827. 46 Portrait of a lady in a Vandyke 

dress. 
58 Portrait of a lady in an Italian 
Costume of the sixteenth 
century. 

81 Portrait of the daughter of a 

nobleman in an old English 

dress. 
141 A study. 
348 Da vies Gilbert, Esq., M.P. 

1828. 78 Peasant of Andernach. 
107 Miss Watson Taylor. 
180 Portrait of a clergyman. 
338 Hon. Mrs. E. Cust. 

1829. 70 Rebecca — a study. 

92 Night. "Now glowed the firma- 
ment with living sapphires, 
etc." — Paradise Lost. 

136 Lieut. -Colonel Anderson, C.B., 
K.T.S., etc. 

262 Greek girl. 

369 Mrs. Wrightson. 

1830. 80 May Morning. "Now the 

bright morning star, etc." 
92 Shakspeare. "The poet's eye, 
in a fine frenzy rolling, etc." 
154 Sabrina. "The water nymphs 
that in the bottom played, 
etc." 



172 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Howard, Henry, R,A. — continued, 

1 83 1. 91 Circe. "My mother Circe — 

with the Sirens three, etc." — 

Comus. 
126 Portrait of a young lady. 
334 John Scott, Esq. 

1832. 68 Medea meditating the murder 

of her children. " Miseri 

pargoletti." 
93 Miss Carlisle. 
159 Contention of Oberon and 

Titania. " Give me that boy 

and I will go with thee, etc." 
356 Miss Lomax. 

1833. 40 Peasants of the kingdom of 

Naples. 
77 Portrait of a lady. 
84 A Chaldean shepherd contem- 
plating the heavenly bodies; 
the supposed origin of poet- 
ical Astronomy. "And fancy 
rapt, sees in the fleecyjclouds, 
etc." 

263 Portrait — a capfull of wind. 

295 do. lady. 

1834. 80 The gardens of Hesperus. 

"There I drink the liquid 
air, etc." — Comus, 
95 Portrait of the son of Sir Ed- 
ward Kerrison, Bart., M.P. 

140 The lady in Comus benighted. 
"This way the noise was, 
eta" 

344 Rev. E. Trimmer and son. 

1835. 78 Morning. "Till the mom, 

wak'd by the circling hours, 
etc." — Paradise Lost, 

243 The circling hours. 

244 Pandora. "Whom the gods 

endowed with all their 
gifts." 

245 Night with the Pleiades. 

The above three pictures 
are intended for compart- 
ments in a ceiling of Sir 
John Soane*s Museum. 
347 Portrait of a gentleman. 

1836. 91 Infant Bacchus brought by 

Mercury to the nymphs of 
Nysa. 
174 Mrs. T. Frewen Turner. 

1837. 73 Plato. 

When a child, sleeping in his 
cnuile, the bees are said to have 
settled on his lips and left their 
honey there— a prognostic of his 
future eloquence. 

154 Aurora, painted for a compart- 
ment in a ceiling of Sir John 
Soanc's museum. 



1837* 209 Daedalus and Icarus. Vide 
Ovid, 
275 Buondelmonte; the origin of 
the factions of the Guelphs 
and Ghibellines in the thir- 
teenth century, etc. See 
Rogers' Italy. 
438 Bellerophon mounting Pega- 
sus. 

1838. 71 Hope. "Primaeval Hope, 

Aonian muses say, etc," — 

Campbell, 
113 Aeronautica. 
118 The British Flag borne by 

Zephyrs across the ocean. 
238 Rustic devotion in the Bavarian 

Tyrol. 
375 Leucothea and Ulysses. 

" Swift as a sea mew, etc." — 

Odyssey, 

1839. 138 Rising of the Pleiades. "Now 

from the height of their pa- 
ternal mount, etc." 
153 Portrait of a lady. 

1840. 95 Proserpina. " That fair field of 

£nna where Proserpine 
gathering flowers, etc." 
178 A study. 

1 84 1. 45 " Midsummer Night's Dream." 

"I beard a mermaid on a 

Dolphin's back, eta" 
172 Hebrew exiles. "By the rivers 

of Babylon, etc." Psalm 

cxxxvii. 
320 Portrait of a gentleman. 
477 Jason, assisted by Medea, 

carrying off the Golden 

Fleece, etc. 
528 Portrait of a lady. 

1842. 84 Faith, Hope, and Charity, etc. 

I Cor. xiii, 13. 
294 Aaron staying the plague. 
" And Aaron took as Moses 
commanded, etc." Num- 
bers, xxi, 47. " The destroyer 
gave place, etc." Wisdom 
of Solomon, xviii, 21. 

1843. 69 War. Sketch for a large trans- 

parency^ executed in 1815, ^^ 
occasion of the Peace, 
Peace. do. 



76 
>97 



1844. 
1845. 



The Nativity. "But see the 

Virgin blest, etc." — Milton, 
Jubal. "When Jubal struck 

the corded shell, etc." — 

Dryden. 
Incident from Scott's Anne of 

Gierstein. 
219 Sketch from Southey'sThalaba. 

"Away! away! away!" 



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1846. 125 Psyche wafted over the moun- 

tains by Zephyrus. 
568 Garden of Hesperides. 

1847. 3' Sketch for the Ascension of our 

Saviour. 



HOWARD, Henry Painter. 

Stone House^ 

near Kidderminster, 
365 On Maggiore. 

The home of the Salassi, Val 

d'Aosta, North Italy. 
Near Hallstadt. 
Sunset on the Civetta, Italian 
Tyrol. 



Miss Sarah T. 

Miniature Painter. 

5, Neutman Street, 
Portrait of a lady. 

do. gentleman. 

do. young lady. 

do. do. 

Portraits of a lady and child. 
Portraits of a lady and her 

children. 
Portrait of a young lady. 

do. lady. 

Mademoiselle Emilie Souper. 
Master York. 
Portrait of a lady. 

do. do. 

James Scott, Esq. 
Robert Mowbray, Esq. 
Mrs. Mowbray. 
Miss Mary Mowbray. 
Portrait of a lady. 

do. gentleman. 

do. lady. 

do. do. 

do. do. 

Portraits. 
Lady Ross. 
Mrs. Robinson. 
Portrait of a lady. 

do. gentleman. 

Alan, son of Major Graham. 
Portrait of a lady. 
Mrs. Charles Craven. 
Portrait of a gentleman. 

do. an officer. 

Miss Emma Brandling of Low 

Gosforth. 
Mrs. Forbes Irvine of Drum. 
Miss Forbes Irvine of Drum. 
The Earl of Wicklow. 
Alexander M. Harris, Esq., 
Madras Army. 



1889. 

1893. 


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47' 


1895. 
1897. 


865 ] 
212 J 


HOWARD, 


1840. 


734 


1841. 


741 
754 




773 
780 

834 


1842. 


852 

794 
803 
815 
830 
862 


1843. 


900 
739 




745 
786 
788 




792 


1844. 


793 
851 
659 
665 
801 


1845. 


794 




797 
811 


1846. 


867 
793 




795 
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1847. 


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1847. 74* The Countess of Wicklow and 
the Ladies Katherine and 
Maria Howard. 
763 Miss Moody. 
793 Miss C. A. Moody. 

34f Fitzroy Square. 

1849. 728 Mrs. James Helme. 

756 Mrs. Thomas Abraham. 

1850. 721 Miss Fulton. 

835 Mary Theresa, daughter of 
C. Baillie, Esq. 

1 85 1. 1 104 Drawing of a lady. 

HOWARD, Theodore A. .Architect. 
60, Bemers Street, 

1880. 1093 The Limes, Dulwich. 
1 187 do. do. 

1 88 1. 1038 House at St. Cloud, Paris. 
1044 Hall do. do. 

HOWARD, Vernon Painter. 

Stone House^ Kidderminster, 
1884. 295 Mayfield's pool. 

Dudley Roady Grantham^ 

Lincolnshire, 
1894. 1205 The last gleam before the 

storm. 
1898. 1088 Sandhills, Lincolnshire Coast. 
1902. 849 Sand Dunes on the Lincoln- 
shire Coast. 

HOWE, J Sculptor. 

2, Little Tufton Street, 
1829. 1 1 12 Medallic portrait of Mr. Gar- 
dener. 
1 189 Bust of Mr. H. Phillips, Pro- 
fessor of Music. 

22, Sutton Street, 
1831. 1032 Medallic portrait of a gentle- 
man. 
1179 Cabinet bust in wax of a gentle- 
man. 
1842. 1186 Cabinet bust of the late An- 
drew Ducrow, taken from 
the life two months previous 
to his death. 

HOWELL, Miss Ada M. 

Miniature Painter. 

5, Enys Roady Eastbourne. 

1898. 1306 Owen. 

1899. 1302 Portrait of a lady. 

1364 Theodore and Dorothea 

1900. 1428 Dorothea. 
1498 Mary. 

1901. 13 19 Poppy. 
1394 Puella. 

1904. 1 199 Angelique. 
1260 Repose. 



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HOWELL, A. P Architect. 

I, Vincent Square^ 

IVestminsier, 

1854. I200 A sketch. 

HOWELL, Charles Henry. 

Architect. ' 
35, LincoMs Inn Fields. \ 

1850. 1223 Parochial Schools, etc., Bough- ; 

rood, near Hay, South 
Wales. 
Union Street^ 

New Bridge Street, 

1855. 1257 Parish church, Roughrood, 

Radnor. 
3, Lancaster Place^ Strand, 

1875. 1003 St. Leonard's Hill, Berks, for 

Francis T. Barry, Esq. 
1027 The Friary, Old Windsor, for 
Francis Ricardo, Esq. 

1876. 1053 Ribsden, near Bagshot 

10S9 The Garden Front, St. Leon- 
ard's Hill, Windsor Forest. 

1877. 1155 Lydney Park, Gloucestershire. 

HOWELL, Samuel Painter. 

9, Great Smith Street^ 

Westminster. 

1829. 101 Rev. Dr. Buckland, Canon of 

Christchurch, Reader in 
Geology and Mineralogy. 
419 Portrait of an Oxford Scholar. 

1830. 7S do. a gentleman. 
$06 do. a lady. 

1^31- 430 do. do. 

26, Foley Place, 
1832. 295 Mrs. Wodsworth. 

462 Rev. Charles Wodsworth. 

23, lupley Place, 
1838. iiS A girl at her studies. 

7, Percy Street, 
1 84 1. 126 The gipsy queen. 
1847. ^^5 ^^* Hawkshaw. 
1849. 400 Miss Clarke. 

74, Newman Street, 
185a 20S Portrait. 

23, Nm*man Street. 

185 1. 602 Portrait. 

119, Grttit Pysse// Street. 

1853. j«2 Mrs* James J. Wigney. 

1854. )99 Mrs. Willott. 

HOWELL, Sophia H. M. 

Miniature Painter. | 
(An lltmfMiiry K\hihitor.> 
1781. iXi roih.nl, 

1783. *oi «'**• **' ** m»ntK*man. ; 

C \Krntn \/rvr/. 

1784. *r PoHiait of A Irtdy, 



C/ar^ Street, PicoMdilfy. 

1785. 2S0 A frame with four miniatures. 

1786. 347 do. eleven do. 

3$3 The discovery of Lavinia. 
( Vide Thompson's Seasons.) 

1787. 337 Portrait of a lady. {Herself,) 
353 do. do. (Miss George,) 
424 do. do. {Mrs.Ifaweii,) 

1 788. 276 Frame with four miniatures. 



HOWELL, Sydney Architect. 

I, Vincent Square, 

IVestminsier, 
1 84 1. 1060 Southwicke House, Hants, the 
seat of Thomas Thistle- 
thwayte, Esq. 



HOWELLS, Howard Painter. 

Lydney, Gloucestershire. 
1 90 1. 762 Grey and gold. 

HOWELLS, Leonard T. ... Painter. 
41, High Street, Lydney. 
1901. 7^ A bit of the Welsh coast 



HOWES, B Sculptor. 

B, Howes, 

19, Lower Beigrave Place, 
1852. 1321 Christ with the demoniacs of 
the tomb. 

B, Howe, do. 
'853. 13^ Europoe Retrospectus. 



HOWES, John Enamel Painter. 

13, Flut St., near Temple Bar, 
1772. 124 All old man's head, in enamel. 
'773- "S^ Portrait of a lady in the char- 
acter of Cleopatra. 
15- Portrait of a Young Lady. 
15S do. do. in 

enamel. 
1774. 136 A frame with five miniatures in 

enamel. 
'775« »59 A frame containing: No. i. 
The portrait of a lady; No. 2. 
Ditto gentleman: No. 3. 
Ditto lady in a ring; 
No. 4. .-Eneas and Achates 
meeting Venus in the form of 
a huntress ; No. 5. Portraits 
of two young ladies in water 
cx>lours. 
177^- U* Portrait of a young lady. 

«49 do. do. gentleman. 

ISC' do. do. do. 



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1777- 



1778. 
1779. 

1780. 
1781. 
1782. 
1783. 



1784. 



1785. 
1786. 



1787. 
1788. 

1789. 

1790. 
1793- 



1 86 The honorary medal presented 
to David Garrick, Esq., by 
the incorporated actors of 
DruryLane Theatre, painted 
in enamel from a drawing 
by Mr. Cipriani. ( Very bad 
and unlike, — Walpole.) 

172 Portrait of a lady, in miniature. 

147 A gentleman; miniature. 

148 Three children, in enamal. 
271 Death of Lucre tia; enamel. 
295 Portrait of a gentleman. 

298 Painting; enamel. 

172 Scene in King Lear, act i, 

scene 6. 
304 Portraits of three children. 

256 Portrait of a lady. 

345 Summer from Thompson's 

Seasons. 
282 Head of an angel; enamel. 
51 The Earls of Shrewsbury and 
Kent reading to Mary Queen 
of Scotland the warrant for 
her execution. 
355 Painting and architecture; 
enamels. 

62, Strand, 
274 L' Allegro; enamel. 
276 II Penseroso; do. 

441, Strand. 
255 Mercury and Calypso, etc. 

257 The departure of Ulysses, etc. 

399 The news of the death and de- 
feat of the Earl of Warwick, 
brought to Margaret of An- 
jou, etc. 

377 Cleopatra sailing down the 

Cydnus. 
412 Mark Anthony speaking to the 

Romans over the dead body 

of Caesar. 
127 Imogen discovered in the 

Cave. Vide Cymbeline. 

Craven Row^ Kentish Town, 
418 Venus attended by the Graces; 

enamel. 



HOWES, T Painter. 

12 a, Grove Place^ 

St, John's Wood. 
1866. 390 Study. 

HOWGATE, William Arthur. 

Painter. 

22, Park Row^ Leeds. 

1884. 697 At Coldingham shore, Ber- 

wickshire. 

1885. 396 The crofter's plot, near Cold- 

ingham shore. 



1885. 1073 Harvesting on Coldingham 

shore. 

1886. 227 "like sentinels the rocks 

guarded the beach." 
627 Among the wild flowers. 
1888. 842 A Sabbath day, Eyemouth. 

1890. 238 A lonely road. 

321 "Farfromthe madding crowd." 

1891. 53 "In early autumn's brilliant 

glow. Where cattle browse 
and streamlets flow." 

1892. 23 The margin of the sea. 
171 Launching the lifeboat. 

1893. 156 An October gale. 

372 " She dwells to pluck the 
flowers. In the silvern light 
of mom." 

1894. 241 Bamboro' Castle. 
1897. 648 The fringe of the wood. 
1902. 735 At eventide. 

21, Blenheim Terrace^ Leeds, 
1904. 355 In spring-time. 

HOWITT, Miss Anna Mary. 

Painter. 
The Hertnitagey Highgate, 
1855. 1151 The castaway. 

HOWITT, Samuel Painter. 

8, Coventry Street, 

1784. 486 A hunting piece. 

Richmond^ Yorkshire, 

1785. 572 View of the ruins of an abbey, 

dedicated to St. Agatha, at 
Ayesby, near Richmond, 
Yorkshire. 
6 1 1 Fairlop Oak on Hainault Forest, 
Essex. 
4, Old Compton Street, Soho, 

1793. 498 Jaques and the deer; a sketch, 

etc. 
584 A fox hunt. 

1794. 324 Smugglers alarmed. 

40, Charing Cross, 
1800. 639 Deer. 
640 do. 

Bullock's Museum, Piccadilly, 

1814. 301 Dead game. 

18, Prince's Street, 

181 5. 457 Bella, horrida bella! 

HOWLET, S. B Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1826. 445 Landscape composition. 

HOWLETT, Bartholomew. . . Painter. 
50, Brunswick Street, 

Blackfriars, 
1803. loio Gate of White Friars at Stam- 
ford, Lincolnshire. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



HOWMAN, Rev. E. G Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1827. 602 FingaPs Cave, Staffa, as seen 
August 5, 1820; lona in the 
distance. 



HOWSE, F Painter. 

17, York Street^ 

Portman Square. 
1846. 1330 King Henry \\ and Thomas 
A'Becket. 

One day, as the king and the 
chancellor were riding together 
in the streets of London, they 
observed a beggar, who was 
shivering with cold. "Would it 
not be praiseworthy," said the 
king, " to give this poor man a 
warm coat in this severe season ? " 
"It would surely," replied the 
chancellor, " and vou do well, sir, 
in thinking of such good actions." 
"Then he shall have one pre- 
sently," cried the king, and seizing 
the skirt of the chancellor's coat, 
which was scarlet and lined with 
ermine, began to pull it violently. 
Becket, after a vehement struggle, 
let go the coat, which the kmg 
bestowed on the beggar. — Hunte, 

1848. 183 Portrait of a young lady. 

647 Jacob refusing to send Ben- 
jamin down into Egypt. 

44, Moscow Road, 

1849. 410 Portrait of a gentleman. 

HOWSE, Frederick D Painter. 

117, Inverness Terrace. 
1887. 759 Harvest time — Capri. 

836 Memories. "The grave has 
eloquence, etc." 

40, Leinster Square. 
259 Tre-din. 
860 Hours of Idleness. 



1890. 
1891. 
1893. 



258 II bucato, Capri. 



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HOWSE, George Painter. 

24, Upper Belgrave Place, 
497 Cross at Cricklade, Wilts. 
532 Waltham Cross, Herts. 
(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
676 Old houses, Foregate Street, 

Chester. 
603 At Calais. 

601 Gateway on the Munnow 
Bridge, Monmouth. 
45, Princess Street^ 

Leicester Square, 
1834. 585 Fisherman's house adjoining 
the Shipy Hammersmith. 
906 Oswestry Church from Brook 
Street. 



1830. 



1831. 

1832. 
1833. 



1837. 
1838. 

1839. 
1840. 

1844. 
1845. 
1846. 

1847. 
1850. 

1851. 



1852. 
1853. 

1854. 
1855. 

1856. 



1858. 



30, Robert Street^ Chelsea. 
648 View in Chelsea Reach. 

24, Upper Belgrave Place. 
761 Statue of Joan of Arc, Place 

de la Pucelle, Rouen. 
734 At Rouen. 
595 do. 

4, Bolton Place^ Chelsea. 
771 Harlech Castle, North Wales. 
989 At Emmerich on the Rhine. 
228 Part of the Town Hall, Leo- 
minster. 
1085 On the quay, Frankfort. 
1099 View on the Vielle Tour, 

Rouen. 
404 At Cologne. 
789 Barge on the Thames, near 

Windsor. 
1050 At Upton Court, Windsor. 
577 At Oberlalinstein on the Rhine. 
1 25 1 Pump at Antwerp. 
i33» Windsor Lock. 
1406 At Bacharach on the Rhine. 

Worcester Cottage^ Battersea. 
889 Martin Luther's house, Frank- 
fort. 
28, Drayton Grove^ Brompton. 
761 At Datchet, near Windsor. 
983 West Gate, Canterbury. 



HOWSE, Miss Kate Painter. 

6, Westboume Square. 
1 88 1. i2c6 Through the looking glass. 

HOYOLL, Philip Painter. 

57, Euston Road. 
1864. 710 Miss Lydia Thompson. 

84, Connaught Terrace. 

1866. 198 A difficult calculation. 
328 Meditating Mischief. 

1867. 148 Three pets. 

179 Listening on the sly. 
869 Madame Pauline Lucca. 

1 868. 80 In rueful expectation of coming 

events. 
118 Temptation. 
255 Very hard at work. 

5, Romilly Terrace^ 

1872. 50 "So jolly lazy." 

HUARD, Frans Painter. 

37, Onslow Square. 

1873. 416 Othello. " Make all the money 

thou canst." 

1874. 748 The bravo. 

878 The German courier. 

44, Harcoiirt Terrace, 
1878. S78 Recollections. 



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HUBARD, Henri Painter. 

7, Taunton Place. 

1867. 511 Between Brussels and Water- 

loo. 

1868. 177 Sunday afternoon, Parham 

Park, Sussex. 
193 On the banks of the river 
Scheldt, near Ghent — com- 
ing storm. 

HUBBACK, Miss Mary C... Painter. 
Oak Lawny New Ferry ^ 

Cheshire. 
1899. 568 Les Pens^es. 

Oldfield Road, Heswall, 

Cheshire, 
1 90 1. 916 Un reve d'amour. 

HUBBARD, B Painter. 

Louth, Lincolnshire. 

1839. 629 Bob, a favourite pony, the 

property of J. D. Naull, 

Esq. 

1842. 445 Bustle, a favorite spaniel, the 

property of Philip Meredith, 

Esq., Tathwell Grange. 

Near Louth, Lincolnshire, 

185 1. 669 Richard, fourth son of J. W. 

Wilson, Esq. 

1852. 166 Lucy Jane, daughter of Robert 

Beatueffe, Esq. 

1853. "35 Feeding time; portraits. 
1855. 651 The artist's mother in her 

eighty-seventh year. 
1864. 143 Nimrod, a favorite pony, the 
property of the Rev. Wm. 
Wright, late rector of Heal- 
ing, Lincolnshire. 

HUBBARD, J Painter. 

I, Oxford Street. 
1867. 300 " From night till mom." 

HUBBARD and MOORE. 

Architects. 
85, Gresham Street. 
1904. 1649 Proposed facade for Iron- 
mongers' Hall, Fenchurch 
Street. 

HUBER, J Painter. 

At Mr. FoxhalVs, 

19, Cavendish Square. 
1785. 9 A Landscape. 

HUBERT, A Sculptor. 

20, Beaufort Street. 
1889. 2080 Medallion — iron, repoussd, em- 
blematical of war. 

IV. 



1889. 211 1 Iron plate, repouss^; the four 
elements and head of Jupiter 
in the centre, etc. 

HUBERT, H. L Sculptor. 

20, Beaufort Street, Chelsea. 

1878. 1514 La toilette; statuette, terra- 
cotta. 

1 88 1. 1540 Dr. Thomas Gordon Hake; 
terra-cotta. 

1883. 1589 Mr. H. Meunier. 

1885. 2 1 08 Huntsman of the fourteenth 
Century; group. 

HUBERT, P Architect. 

1828. 991 Interior. 

HUBERT, Miss S Painter. 

Paris. 
1 84 1. 5s Desdemona. 

HUCK, Johann Gerhard Painter. 

At Mr. Greenes, 

Newman Street. 

1784. 393 Hope and despair. 
408 The death of Eli. 

16, Broad Street, 

Camaby Market. 

1785. 595 Lot and his two daughters; 

drawing. 
608 Birth of Adonis; drawing. 
II, Gloster Row, 

Knightsbridge. 

1786. 470 Flower girl. 
521 Oyster girl. 

537 The mouse-trap; a drawing. 

HUCKLEBRIDGE, Miss M. 

Miniature Painter. 
17, Grafton Street. 

1837. 627 Mrs. Wyndham Mallett 
922 Miss Lethbridge. 

929 Miss Jessie Raban. 

1838. 988 Miss Reeves. 

2, Park Street. 

1839. S99 A portrait. 
618 do. 

928 Miss Louisa H. Sheridan. 

941 C. F. Mackenzie, Esq. 

1840. 658 A portrait. 
697 Portraits. 

729 Madame de Kalergi. 
735 Miss Haworth. 
751 Miss M. Roberts. 
804 Miss Gray. 

103, Upper Ebury Street. 

1841. 859 W. H. Crook, LL.D. 
880 Mrs. Coombs. 

1842. 963 Miss Gray. 

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



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Hucklebridge, Miss M. — continued, 

1843. 726 Miss M. H. Gray. 
1031 Miss Reeves. 

1844. 649 Portrait of a lady. 

784 Rev. R. H. Gray, M.A. 
907 Portrait of a lady in a Turkish 
dress. 

1845. 77^ Mrs. Holme Wiggin and 

children. 
8 12 Lady Chapman. 

1846. 1072 The daughters of J. R. 

Planche, Esq. 

1847. ^^ ^i^- Arthur Thomas and 

child. 

1848. 793 A Portrait. 

1849. 648 Lothian Nicholson, Lieut. 

Royal Engineers. 
919 The daughters of Major- 
General Taylor. 

1850. 1033 Lady Carew. 

1852. 1012 Portraits of Miss E. M. Saun- 
ders and her brothers. 

HUDDESFORD, Rev. G. ... Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

1786. 175 Bunch of grapes. 

1787. 177 A basket of peaches. 

HUDSON Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1 78 1. 502 Portrait of a young lady. 

HUDSON (A. A.) and BARRETT 

(G.) Architects. 

2, Kent Road^ Southsea, 
1877. 1215 Library at Southsea for Albert 
Besant, Esq. 

HUDSON, Alfred A Architect. 

Portland Place y Southsea, 
1881. 1014 Church of St. Peter, Southsea. 
1055 Church of St. Peter, Southsea; 
interior. 

HUDSON, B Painter. 

15, Newman Street, 

1852. 41S Sir Fitzroy Kelly— H.M. Soli- 

citor General. 
84s Mrs. Pemberton Gipps. 

86, Newman Street, 

1853. 148 Miss Shirman. 

550 Son of Thomas Beele, Esq. 

HUDSON, Charles Painter. 

4, Golden Buildings^ Strand, 
1848. 1127 Albury Church. 

50a, Lincoln's Inn Fields, 

185 1. 1085 Guildford from the ferry. 



17, Lupus Street, 
1871. 897 The Hotel de Sens, Rue du 
Figuier, Paris. 

HUDSON, Miss Edith H. ... Painter. 

8, Oakrqyd Terrace^ Bradford. 

1888. 587 The white cottage. 

1889. 811 Schooners. 

HUDSON, F. H.... Miniature Painter. 

9, Percy Street, 
1843. ^^^ Portrait of himself. 

132, New Bond Street. 

1848. 781 Portrait of a lady. 

9, Highfield Terrace^ 

Kentish Town, 

1849. 841 Miss Hudson. 

5, Manville Terrace^ 

Camden Town. 

1854. 872 Portrait of the artist 

1855. 771 Miss Hudson. 

HUDSON, Henry Painter. 

Sherborne School^ Dorset. 
1898. 143 Still life. 



Henry John Painter. 

Hanover Lodge^ Brixton Hill. 
Study of a head. 
Arthur A. Hudson, Esq. 
Miss Hudson. 
Miss Marie Tempest. 
Alexandra Studios^ 

Alfred Place, IV. 
Portrait of a boy. 
Finishing touches. 
Ethel and Grace Colbourne. 
Winter. 
Ophelia. " Rich gifts wax poor 

when givers prove unkind." 
Arthur Hudson, Esq. 
Miss W. 
Sheila. 
A portrait. 
May. 
Neaera reading a letter from 

TibuUus. 
Mrs. Francis Robinson. 
Miss Aileen Buckle. 
Mrs. Henry J. Hudson. 
Yseult of Ireland. 
Norman, son of Walter Glaisby, 

Esq. 
Nita, daughter of F. A. Morris, 

Esq. 
Mrs. Savage. 
Mrs. Frank Purssell. 
Mrs. Henry J. Hudson. 



HUDSON, 


1881. 


4*5 


1883. 


412 


1886. 


1037 


1887. 


363 


1888. 


30 




457 


1889. 


'5» 




»S3 




268 




463 


1891. 


286 




666 




1061 


1892. 


497 


1893. 


183 




376 


1894. 


214 


1895. 


128 


1896. 


6 




46 


1897. 


989 


1898. 


5" 


1899. 


99 


1900. 


.63 



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1901. 574 Claude A. S. Maitland, Esq., 

Gordon Highlanders, late 
CI.V. 

1902. 35 At the Old Masters. 

283 Major-General Goldsworthy. 

Presentation portrait, 
1904. 12 Connie and Phyllis, daughters 

of Albert Toft, Esq. 
359 A portrait 
839 Miss Nixon Grey. 



. Architect. 



HUDSON,John 

1829. 1087 A fountain. 



HUDSON, R Painter. 

3, Brydges Street, 

1818. 267 Miss Clara Fisher, of the 

Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, 
as Richard the Third, in 
Garrick's romance of Lilli- 
put. "Now every man to 
his charge." 

1 819. 827 Psyche. 

5, Percy St,, Bedford Square, 
1 8 2 1 . 916 Portrait of a lady. 

85, Cheapside, 

1827. 336 Puck and the fairy. — Midsum- 

tner Nighfs Dream, 

1828. 132 The adjourned Court Baron, 

held on Barnaby Bright for 
the Manors of East and West 
Enbourne. F/i/^" Spectator." 

HUDSON, Robert, Junr Painter. 

441, Giossop Roady Sheffield, 
1877. 12 Companions in age. 

HUDSON, William. 

Miniature Painter. 
Croydon, Surrey, 
1803. 661 Flowers. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

1805. 602 Flowers and Fruit. 

1806. 855 Flowers from nature. 

1807. 585 Flowers. 

Old Ford, Middlesex, 
1809. 465 Flowers from nature. 
181 1. 571 Flowers. 

29, Cheapside, 

18 1 3. 514 Flowers. 

520 Miss Montague. 

1814. 372 Mrs. Bourdillon. 
382 Mrs. W. Hudson. 

75, Cheapside, 
1815- 575 A frame with two portraits. 
579 Mrs. Fitzhenry. 
725 B. Burdillion, Esq. 
1 8 16. 755 Frame containing portraits of 
the artist's children, and of 
F. Huth, Esq., and his lady, j 



18 1 6. 768 A frame containing portraits 

of F. Alven, Esq., R. Hay- 
ward, Esq., and two other 
gentlemen. 

1 81 7. 723 Portraits of a lady, T. Maltby, 

Esq., and two gentlemen. 
770 Portraits of Mrs. ChoUet, a 

lady, and Miss Brown. 
811 A lady dressing at a glass. 

1 818. 657 My brother's cap. 

673 Frame containing the portraits 
of the Rev. C. Jervis, W. 
Greaves, Esq., J. Wisker, 
Esq., and a lady. 

697 Portrait of a gentleman. 

744 do. an officer. 

852 do. a lady. 

1 8 19. 697 Master Hay ward. 
863 Mrs. Jones. 

964 Miss Stephenson. 
975 Master Mayo. 

1820. 551 Portrait of a young gentleman. 
657 do. student of Queen's 

College, Cambridge. 
709 Portrait of a young gentleman. 
720 do. clergyman. 

729 do. an officer. 

734 Rev. R. Nixon, F.R.S. 
778 Rev. T. Hunt. 

182 1. 543 Rev. J. Stratten. 

6co Portrait of an officer of the 

Royal Artillery. 
643 Cleopatra dissolving the pearl. 
703 S. Chollet, Esq. 
873 Portrait of a lady. 

877 Portrait. 

878 Portraits of the children of 

Mrs. Foster. 

1822. 427 W. Morris, Esq. 
645 New shoes. 

734 Rev. J. Berry. 
772 Devotion. 
777 Rev. A. James. 
807 Portrait of a sailor. 
825 Miss S. C. Morris. 

1823. 643 One of His Majesty's pages at 

the Coronation, Westminster 

Hall. 
648 Me and my Kitten. 
675 Portrait of a member of St. 

John's College, Cambridge. 
702 Portrait of a lady. 
725 T. Maltby, Esq. 
752 Don Antonio Faxardo. 
758 The new Doll. 
1825. 651 W. Greaves, Esq. 

657 Portrait of a clergyman of the 

established church. 
677 Mrs. Quarles Harris. 
8^4 Portrait of his father. 



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Hudson, William — continued. 
1825. S37 £. Briton, Esq. 

S54 Rev. £>r. Andrews. 
866 Rev. R. Mannering. 

1836. 58$ A family groupe. 
662 S. P. Richman, Esq. 
69 s Miss E. Robinson. 

721 Venus attired by the graces. 
728 Mrs. Rickman. 
827 Mr. Ruffy. 

1837. 631 Portrait of a lady. ■ 
7CH J. E. Willis, Jun., Esq., Bar- i 

rister at law. 1 

717 George Meek, Esq. | 

723 Miss Bruce. { 

833 Miss Robertson. 
873 Master Dickens. 
878 Captain Henry Delafosse, 

Royal Bengal Artillery. 

9, Ludgate Street 

1828. 808 W. Manning, Esq., M.P. 

819 Rt Hon. Sir John Leach, 
Master of the Rolls. 

842 Lieut.-Colonel Huthwjute. 
943 Miss H amber. 

1829. 678 George Duckett, Esq., son of 

Sir George Duckett, Bart. 
697 S. L. Kent, Esq., Hon. Sec., 

London Institution. 
753 Mrs. George Dunn. 
814 Portrait of a young lady. 

843 do. lady of quality. 
873 do. an officer. 

888 Rev. W. Valentine, A.M. 
914 Captain Croxton Johnson. 

42, New Bond Street, 

1830. 649 Mrs. Peile. 
6;- Miss Smith. 

Wi Josiah Wilson, Esq. 

695 Mr. Griffin. 

839 Mrs. Gilham. 

9GJ Mrs. Josiah Wilson. 

938 John Norberry, Esq. 

94* Portraits of the nephew and 

niece of Charles Rogers, 

Esq. 

183 1. 652 J. C. White, Esq. 

798 Mrs. Henry Courteney. 
922 Sister and brother. 

1832. 689 Edward Brown, Esq. 

801 Mr. Cooper of the Theatre 
Royal, Drury Lane. 

832 Mrs. R. Blanckenhagen and 
family. 

882 Portrait of an officer of the 
Queen's own or 9th Lancers. 

901 Hon. Miss Ma>'nard. 

921 Portrait of a lady of quality. 

928 The myster>- solved. 

9^3 Mrs. Campbell. 



1833. 788 



1834. 



1835. 



1836. 



1837. 



79« 
824 
830 
614 

7>4 

71$ 



75* 
782 



616 

7"4 

r"9 



75" 
777 
779 
85s 
618 

626 

T^7 
777 
867 

997 



1838. 


811 




923 


1839. 


730 




804 




827 




85s 




883 




IC40 


1840. 


710 




770 


I84I. 


903 


1842. 


9$6 


1843- 


684 




692 




7*5 




7*7 




91S 


1844. 


882 



1\^ New Bamd Sireei. 

Portrait of his dcrrasrd 
daughter. 

Miss Edwards. 

Dominick Oliveia, Esq. 

Mrs. MKIullum. 

Portrait of a gendeman. 

do. Fontana, the Sl Si- 
monian Chief. 

Portrait of the lady of the Rev. 
Hodgson Richard Shepherd, 
B.A. 

Portrait of a lady. 

Portraits of the daughters of 
the Rev. H. R. Sh^eid. 
\\%^ New Band Street. 

Portrait of a lady. 

Rev. Thomas Price. 

Eliza Teape Price, second 
daughter of the Rev. Thomas 
Price. 

Portrait of a lady. 

John Lucas, Esq. 

George Sewell, Esq. 

Mrs. John Lucas. 

J. Barnett, Esq., Professor of 
Singing. 

Mrs. J. M. Cinders. 

Charles H. Weston, Esq. 

Miss Emma Hudson. 

W. Taprell, Esq. 

{Although at the abaoe address 
in the index^ this exhibit 
evidently helongs to the other 
W, Hudson,) 

106, New Bond Street 

Portrait of himself. 

Master Cholmondeley. 

Mrs. Benjamin Olivenu 

Portrait of a lady. 

Benjamin Olivera, Esq. 

Portrait of a lady. 

Lady Cecilia St. Croix. 

Mrs. Hollier. 

67, New Bond Street, 

Archer Crofl, Esq., of Green- 
ham Lodge. 

Mrs. A. Croft 

148, New Bond Street. 

Portrait of a young lady look- 
ing out of a window. 

Phillipa Priscilla Hudson. 

9, Percy Street^ 

Bedford Square. 

A girl at a window. 

Rev. Dr. Piquot 

Miss Mary Ann Colgar. 

Miss Powell. 

Mrs. Trent. 

Devotion; a portrait. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



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1846. 


773 

818 
937 


132, New Bond Street, 
Miss Blanche and Miss Grace 

Parry. 
Hebe; a portrait. 
Samuel Manning, Esq. 


HUDSON, 

1837. 997 


William Architect. 

118, New Bond Street, 
Priory Cottage, Upper Nor- 



wood, etc. 
19, Bennett* s Hill^ 

Doctor^ Commons, 

1838. 1 143 Gateway to ancient palace of 

the Due de Guise at Calais, 
etc. 
1 182 do. do. do. 

1839. 1 1 80 Town Hall and market at 

Epsom, etc. 

1840. 1053 George the Fourth's Tower, 

Windsor Castle. 

1842. 1003 Pont-y-Cyslte Aqueduct, North 

Wales. 

1843. 1239 Doorways in Dean's Court, 

Doctors' Commons. 

1844. 882 {This belongs to the otiier W. 

Hudson^ although the address 
is Doctors^ Commons?) 

HUDSON. See Mawson and Hudson. 

HUE, C. B Painter. 

9, Bedford Square, 
1857. 261 A Wreck towed off the Good 
win Sands. 
317 French lugger dismasted off 
Elizabeth Castle, Jersey. 

HUE, W. B Architect. 

At Mr,Jup/s, 

46, Hatton Garden, 
980 Design for a Park Entrance. 
979 Elevation of a Villa. 
924 Design for officers' barracks. 
885 A Design for a monumental 
pillar to perpetuate the me- 
mory of Sir J. Moore, K.B. 
9, Leigh Street^ Burton Crescent, 
798 The grand quadrangle now 
building before Carlton 
House. 
Speldhurst St,y Burton Crescent, 
533 An ancient cross at Newark, in 

Not tingha mshire. 
1 166 Annetts Crescent, now building 
in Lower Road, Islington. 



1801. 
1802. 
1808. 
1809. 



1816. 



1818. 



1819. 



HUEFFER, Mrs. Frank. See Miss 
Catherine Madox Brown, vol. i, 
page 306. 



HUET, V Miniature Painter. 

34, Leicester Square, 

1804. 600 Mr. Deshayes of the opera 

house; on marble. 
811 Portraits of Signora Rovedino, 
a lady, Dr. Chavemac, Mrs. 
Humphries, of Covent 
Garden Theatre, Colonel De 
Charmilly, Mrs. Peltier, a 
lady, Signior Rovedino, Mr. 
Macnamara, flowers, an 
officer of the first Raiment 
of Guards, and Signior 
Viganoni. 
(Miniature painter to their R.H. The 
Duke and Dutchess of York.) 

1805. 349 A frame containing the por- 

traits of Mrs. Macnamara, 
Mrs. de Boigne, Mr. Ledger 
of Covent Garden Theatre, 
Mr. F. Latour, etc. 
519 The flight of Zephyrus. 

1806. 492 The mad bull. 

578 Iris, portrait of Miss Searle of 
Covent Garden Theatre. 

600 Mr. Peltier. 

745 T.R.H. the Duke and Duchess 
of York. 

747 Portrait of a lady. 

^^% Mr. Hughes; on marble. 

HUET-VILLIERS, F. See V. 

HUEY, A Miniature Painter. 

14, Bedford St,^ Covent Garden, 

1814. 409 P. Neve and J. Gait, Esqrs. 
462 Rear- Admiral W. Bligh and the 

Dean of Raphoe. (Richard 
Allot) 

18 15. 536 R. Davies, Esq. 

18 1 6. 764 L. Alexander, Esq. 
1818. 661 Portrait of a gentleman. 

HUFFAM, Miss M Illustrator. 

13, Raby Place, Bath, 
1874. 1257 Subject from "Armfield"; pen- 
and-ink drawing. 

HUGARD Painter. 

3, Norfolk Street, Strand, 
1848. 65 Landscape view — Chamounix, 
Savoy. 

HUGEL, E Miniature Painter. 

54, New Bond Street, 
1818. 761 Madame, mother of the Em- 
peror Napoleon. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



HUGGINS, Miss Anna Painter. 

f 7, Brunswick Rd,^ LiverpooL 

1854. 819 Dead Game. 
821 do. 

1855. 1 105 Pheasants. 

{Miss S, Muggins in the catalogue.) 



HUGGINS, W Sculptor. 

Chapel Street, Westminster, 
1790. 545 Commerce presenting abund- 
ance from the four quarters 
of the world to Britannia; a 
bas relief. 



, William Painter. 

New Ferry, Cheshire, 
Androcles and the lion. 

1 7, Brunswick Rd,, LiverpooL 
Lion and Lioness. 
Expectation. 
Idleness. 
Forbearance. 
Philosophy. 
The rivals. 
A brown study. 
A foraging party. 
Dozing by the old pump. 
Thomas Gorton, Esq., Master 

of the Holcombe Hunt. 
The old forge. 
Fowl and pigeons. 
A group of fowl. 
The Village Champion. 
Group of fowl. 
Sheep on the hill side. 
Sheep on the mountains. 
The Diet of Worms. 
Cattle. 

Cattle on the Mountains. 
Foreign airs and native graces. 
Chuck! Chuck! Chuck! 

The Grove, Chester, 
Polish refugees. 
Royal family of the forest. 
Study of a lion. 
Lioness and Cubs. 
Maternal solicitude. 
Satisfied. 
On guard. 
Tigers. 



HUGGINS, William John ... Painter. 
/. Muggins, 

36, Leadenhall Street, 
181 7. 64 The Honourable Company's 
ship Lowther Castle off St. 
Helena. 



HUGGINS 


1842. 


mt 


1845. 


263 


1851. 


783 




801 


1852. 


789 




II16 


1853- 


188 




1067 


1854. 


97 




593 




1265 


1855- 


179 




47" 


1856. 


18 




20 


1857- 


»39 


1858. 


578 




9»3 




949 


1859. 


625 




907 


i860. 


484 




485 


1863. 


548 


1864. 


66s 




676 




687 


1865. 


628 


1871. 


787 


1872. 


873 


1875- 


697 



I8I9. 



1820. 



1822. 



1823. 



T. W. Muggins, 

36, Leadenhall Street, 

203 The Hon. East India Com- 
pany's ship Royal George off 
the Cape of Good Hope. 
W. S, Muggins, 

36, Leadenhall Street 
85 Frigate off Dover. 

339 The Hon. E. I. Company's 
ship Camatic in a fresh gale. 
J, V, Muggins, 

36, Leadenhall Street. 

710 View of Wampan, on the Can- 
ton River in China. Taken 
from French Island. 
W, J, Muggins, 

36, LeadenhcUl Street. 

605 The James Watt steam packet 
towing the Royal George 
yacht into Leith Roads on 
His Majesty's visit to Scot- 
land in August, 1822. 
W,J, Muggins, 

105, Leadenhall Street. 

495 View off Gravesend. 

417 View of Ramsgate with vessels 
in a strong gale making for 
the harbour. 

633 The Robert Bruce, Leith 
smack, off the Bass Rock. 

341 The Honourable Company's 
ship Astell off Dover. 

379 H.M.S. Nereid off the Isle of 
France. 

585 His Majesty's ship Indefatig- 
able, 44 guns, Captain Sir 
Edward Pellew, Bart., in 
company with the Amazon, 
of 36 guns, Captain R. C. 
Reynolds, attacking the 
French ship Les Droits de 
THomme, of 74 guns, on 
Friday evening, the 13th of 
January, 1797, off Andieme 
Bay, near Ushant, on the 
coast of France; the wind 
being then at W. blowing 
strong, with thick, hazy 
weather, and a very rough 
sea, the Indefatigable en- 
gaged the French ship near 
an hour before the Amazon 
could come up. See Sir 
Edward Pellew's letter. 

964 A ship scudding in a gale off 
the Cape, the larboard top- 
sail sheet carried away. 

960 His Majesty's frigate Lively, 
Captain James Nichol Mor- 
ris, in company with H.M.S. 



1824. 
1825. 



1826. 
1827. 
1828. 



1835. 
1836. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



183 



Sea-horse^ Captain Foote, 
when standing in shore off 
Rota on the 12th of April, 
1798, to intercept two Span- 
ish frigates expected out of 
Cadiz during the night; the 
weather being thick and 
hazy, the Lively^ in the act 
of tacking at 9 p.m., took the 
ground; every exertion prov- 
ing fruitless to get her off, 
the crew were withdrawn on 
board the Sea-horse^ leaving 
the Captain and three 
Lieutenants, viz., Hopkins, 
Busby, and Tower, to set 
fire to the ship, when at day- 
light an attack was made by 
the Spanish gunboats and 
Forts at Rota. 
(Marine painter to His Majesty.) 

1837. 1 The Honourable East India 
Company's ships Reliance 
and London^ hauling up to 
clear Pulo Sapata, a rock in 
the China seas, on the night 
of the 22nd December, 1831. 

1844. 335 A storm, with the loss of two 
ships off the coast of Sussex. 
Painted for the Shipwrecked 
Fishermen^s and Marine 
Benevolent Society, " Oh, 
were it mine, with sacred 
Maro's art, etc." — Falconer's 
Shipwreck. 



HUGHES, A Painter. 

Bideford^ Devon, 
1 83 1. 3>7 A cattle piece. 



HUGHES, Miss Alec Painter. 

Widcombe^ near Newport^ 

Isle of Wight, 
1899. 1362 "1799." Portrait of a lady. 



HUGHES, Arthur Painter. 

7, Dover Street, 
1849. ^1^ Musidora. "With timid eye 
around, etc." 

6, Upper Belgrave Place, 

1852. 1247 Ophelia. 

1853. 107 Portrait. 

1856. 578 April love. " Love is hurt with 
jar and fret, etc." 
1 1 90 The eve of St. Agnes. — John 
Keats. 

1858. 284 The nativity. 



1859. 



1861. 
1862. 



1863. 
1864. 



1865. 



1866. 



1867. 



1868. 



1869. 
1870. 



1871. 



Buckland Terrace^ Maidstone, 

524 "For how myght ever sweet- 
ness have be known, etc." — 
Chaucer, 

609 The King's Orchard. "And 
songs tell how many a page 
pined for the grace of one, 
etc." — R. Browning, 

Ivy Cottage^ Staines, 

624 Home from work. 

129 "It is a little rift within the 
lute, etc." — Tennyson, 

598 Bed time. 

1 2, Oberstein Rd,y Wandsworth, 

530 Home from sea. 
62 A music party. "Heard me- 
lodies are sweet, tic,^*-—/ohn 
Keats, 

384 "Then by a sunbeam I will 
climb to Thee." — George 
Herbert, 

'* An age of mysteries, etc." 
— Henry Vaughan, 

486 Silver and gold. 

Windsor Lodge^ Putney, 

190 " Beauty, in her own mind 
thanked the Beast for his 
kindness, and put on the 
plainest gown she could find 
among them all." 

3 1 1 Mrs. Jas. Leathart and children. 

5S4 The Mower. "Passing away, 
saith the world, passing 
away." — Christina Rossetti, 

3S9 Good night. " Day's turn is 
over, now arrives the night's." 
— Browning. 

397 Mrs. Thomas Woolner. 

457 The guarded bower. "Over my 
head his arm he flung against 
the world." — Browning, 

418 A birthday picnic. Portraits of 
the children of W. W. Pat- 
tinson of Felling near Gates- 
head. 

506 L'enfant perdu. 

598 Cecil Ursula, aged three years. 
" Cissy, so tall." 

510 "Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no 
more, etc." — Shakespeare, 

683 Mrs. Edward Rhodes. 

2, Finborough Road, 

337 The Nursling-Donkey. 

324 Sir Galahad. 

388 Endymion. " Brain-sick shep- 
herd prince, etc." — Keats, 

546 The three magpies. " One for 
sorrow, Two for mirth. 
Three for a wedding, Four 
for a birth." 



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1 
489) "^ 
490 f 

49» j 



Hughes, Arthur — continued, 

1871. 1025 Evening. "So service shall 
with steeled sinews toil, etc." 
— Shakespeare, 
303 "O Poll's the milkmaid o' the 
farm, etc." 

'As you like it," Act II, 
Scene 7. "Blow, blow, 
thou winter wind, etc." 
949 The Lady of Shalott. 
584 The Convent boat. 

Wandlebank^ Wallington^ 

Surrey, 
498 Mabel and Ruth Orrinsmith. 
602 Uncertainty. 

988 Vanity. "Time doth transfix 
the flourish set on youth, 
etc." — Shakespeare, 

313 Marjory and Lettice Wormald. 
9*9 The property room. " To look 

beyond the stage, etc." 
1 366 The old neighbour gone before ; 

a street episode in Brittany. 
422 En penitence. 
1005 The sailing signal gun. 
1529 The skipper and his crew. 
13 Memories. 
170 The home quartette. Mrs. 

Vernon Lushington and 

children. 
672 Sunday morning. 
760 The potter's courtship. 
985 Home from market. 
940 In the forest of Arden. 
680 "Little one who straight has 

come, down the heavenly 

stair." — G, Mcudonald, 

The Green^ Keiv, 
893) 

894 V Viola d'amore. 
895) 

Eastside House, Kew Green, 
828 The door of mercy. 
760 Dreamland. 
976 The first Easter. 
115 Audrey's toilet. 

314 Not to-day. 
373 Forget me not. 
586 Sunday. 

HUGHES, Arthur Foord ... Painter. 
Wandlebank, WalUngton, 
1878. 858 The fireside. 

Thurloe Square Studt'oSy 

South Kensington, 
1 89 1. 1020 Gleaning. 

1286 On the Stour, Canterbury. 

1894. 1025 Bed time. 
1127 The shepherd. 

1895. 915 Gleaning. 



1872. 



1873. 
1874. 



1878. 



1879. 



1880. 
1881. 
1882. 
1883. 



1885. 
1886. 

1887. 
1888. 



1892. 



1893. 
1895. 
1896. 
1897. 
1902. 



1895. 


1333 Sisters. 


1896. 


1287 Spring-time. 


1897. 


1229 At rest — low tide. 


1898. 


1237 Spring. 


1899. 


711 do. 


1902. 


990 Penan Cove, Cornwall 




1042 Spring. 


HUGHES, Edward Painter. 




19, Chadweli Street. 


1847. 


91 The first primer. 


1848. 


605 Nourmahal's dream, " I-ight of 




the Harem." "And now a 




spirit formed, it would seem 




of music, etc" — LallaRookh. 




Great St. HeUi^s. 


1850. 


269 Portrait of a gentleman. 




663 A study. 




664 do. 




999 do. 




5, Queen^s Square^ Bloomsbury. 


1855. 


98 Portrait of a gentleman. 




II, Kensington Park Terrace. 


1856. 


39» "Behold! how the child and 




mother learn to meet, etc." 


1858. 


347 The district visitor. 




I, Scarsdaie Place, W. 


1859. 


513 The cup of cold water. 


i860. 


166 Off for school. 




188 Timely help. 


1861. 


225 Bedtime. 




241 Ruinous prices. 


1862. 


561 An English artist collecting 




costumes in Brittany. 




The much coveted treasures 




were obtained more easily by ex- 
change than purchase, for they 
readily accepted my new things. 








bought at a stall in the market 




place, for their old ones. You 




would have been amused at one 




bonne femme^ whose hasty toilet 
was abruptly cut short by a gen- 






darme, and ordered to retire for its 




completion "par li," pointing to 
a court hard by, etc 




1863. 


49" The bribe. 




666 The first tooth. 


1864. 


336 " Firm possessed of faith's sup- 




porting rod, tXQ.:'—Cowper. 


1865. 


602 The rescue. 


1866. 


420 A first visit to the dentist. 




3, Rothwell Street, 


1868. 


506 Sorrowful tidings. 


1870. 


533 After confession. 




16, Coningham Road, 




Shepherd's Bush, 


1872. 


1 149 Genevieve's holy mission. 




"Then the nun took the 




Saxon to her breast, etc." — 




Lord Lytton, 



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185 



1875. 448 Family prayers in the olden 

time. 

1876. 371 Lone and weary. 

1878. 365 The Lady Mayoress. (Mrs. 

Thos. Scambler Owden,) 
Presented to the Lord Mayor 
by the Ward of Bishopsgate. 

1879. 31S Lord Bloomfield. 

1880. 502 Mrs. Can*. 

1424 Lady Anne Campbell. 

10 1, Lecuienhall Street. 

188 1. 1 35 1 Portrait of a lady. 

52, Gouter St., Bedford Square. 

1882. 256 Mrs. Thomasset. 

383 The Bishop of Durham. {Dr. 

Lightfoot.) 
654 Portrait of a lady. 

1883. 849 Louisa, daughter of the Hon. 

Henry Pamell. 

1884. 187 Mrs. W. H. Bolton. 
524 Mrs. Boyd Alexander. 

HUGHES, Edward Robert, R. IV.S. 

Painter. 

18, Seymour Place, S. W. 
1870. 551 The spinet. 

24, Beaufort Street, Chelsea. 
1872. 779 A rainy Sunday. 

43, Beaufort Street. 
1879. 922 Joseph King, Esq. 
1 88 1. 748 Miss Henrietta Margaret Stan- 
ley. 

1883. 1325 Mrs. George MacDonald. 

1884. 1357 Miss Dorothea Thorpe. 

1885. 1 194 Mrs. Walter Wigram. 

1888. 125 Mrs. Rowland Alston. 
570 Rev. S. E. Davies. 

1889. 1398 Bell and Dorothy, daughters 

of G. M. Freeman, Esq. 

1890. 1435 Portrait of a lady ; miniature. 

270, Cathcart Road. 

1 891. 1699 Miss Muriel Erskine. 

1892. 1444 Mrs. Charles Laing. 
1529 Miss Winifred Toulmin. 
1552 Miss Joan Kebbel. 

7, Lodge Place, 

St. John's Wood. 
1898. 1 1 24 C. C. Laing, Esq. 

HUGHES, Edwin Painter. 

40, Paulton Square. 
1872. 424 The poor seamstress. 
426 The Letter. 
668 Love's messenger. 

79, Lancaster Road. 
1876. 397 Christopher Sly. "What, 
would you make me mad ? " 
— Taming of the Shrew. 
1878. 572 Distinguished visitors. 

IV. 



1879. 3' 

1880. 1000 
1882. 532 



1883. 



1884. 



756 
384 
687 

73S 
818 

503 



1888. 4S9 
1892. 437 



HUGHES, 

1813. 7* 
1815. 19 

1817. 541 

1818. 212 

1821. 19 

1822. 14 
41 

1823. 148 
229 

699 



1824. 


716 




791 


1825. 


637 


1826. 


5» 




296 




300 




4CI 


1827. 


536 




881 




893 



The love song. 

Old friends. 

Listeners hear no good of 

themselves. 
Expected. 
The Scoundrel. 
Happy thoughts. 
Caught! 
Mrs. Teede. 
The peacemaker. 
I a, Poplar Grove, 

Shepherd's Bush. 
Demanding toll. 
Wisdom and folly. 



George Painter. 

24, Goswell Place, City Road. 
Landscape; composition. 

IS, Sydney Place, City Road. 
View of Hanley from the Ham- 
met, near Burslem, Stafibrd- 

shire. 
20, Weston Place, St. Pancrcu. 
Cottages at Holsden Green, on 

the Harrow Road. 
View of Westminster Abbey as 

seen in 181 6 from the Horn 

Brewhouse, Lambeth Marsh. 
19, Gwynn^s Buildings, 

City Road. 
View of the entrance to Epping 

Forest from Walthamstow, 

Essex — morning. 
Cottage at Holsden-green. 
View in Barnsbury Park at the 

back of Islington. 
Cottage at Kilburn Wells. 
View on the river Connecticut, 

in North America, from a 

sketch taken on the spot by 

Mr. Adkins. 
Portrait of a lady. 
13, Arlington Place, 

St. John Street Road. 
Miss Morrice. 
Portrait of a lady. 
Mrs. Suffield. 
Portrait of a lady. 
Cattle; composition. 
Branch Hill Pump, near 

Hampstead Heath. 
Portrait of a gentleman. 

99, St. John Street Road. 
View in the grounds of the 

Rev. Holt Oakes, D.D., 

Woodford, Essex. 
Portrait of a young lady. 
View of Nightingale Place, 

near Wanstead, Essex. 

BB 



1 86 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



ughes 


», George — conttntud. 


1828. 


334 Miss Ellen Tree as Haid^e in 




Don Juan. " But the maid 




who smoothed his pillows, 




etc." 




745 G. Milward, Esq. 


1829. 


366 — Price, Esq. 




394 Girl with flowers. 


1830. 


195 The juvenile artist. 




451 Lodge and forest entrance to 




the grounds of John Mait- 




land,Esq., Woodford, Essex. 


1831. 


118 Village of Bonchurch, Isle of 




Wight— morning. 




402 Mill at Newport, Isle of Wight 




— evening. 




512 A child and playmate. 




726 Portrait of an artist. 


1832. 


701 do. a young lady. 




826 The pet canary. 




988 S. H. Butterworth, Esq. 


1833. 


81 Village of Brading, Isle of 




Wight 




704 Portrait of a lady. 




823 A priest of the church officiat- 




ing at the altar. 


1834. 


30 The cottage rosebud. 




265 Chalk church. Isle of Wight. 




613 G. Milward, Esq. 


1835. 


27 W. Wilson, Esq. 




819 Portrait of a young lady. 


1836. 


215 The young urchin. 


1838. 


183 Portrait of a lady. 




328 Tantalizing the pet. 


1839. 


14 » Portrait of a gentleman. 




1034 do. the infant daughter 




of T. Teare, Esq. 


1841. 


56 Miss Phipson. 




307 Carisbrooke Village, Isle of 




Wight. 




387 Mr. T. Phipson, Junr., and 




Master Richard Phipson. 


1842. 


31 T. Smith, Esq. 




65 Portrait of a lady. 




460 do. gentleman in his 




grounds. 


1843. 


497 Portrait of a gentleman. 


1844. 


475 Master Smith. 


1845. 


5 H. Speed, Esq. 


1846. 


380 Portrait of a lady. 




19, Chadwell Street, 




Myddleton Square, 


1847. 


121 G. Harding, Esq. 




389 Scene on the farm belonging 




to Felsham Hall, Suffolk. 




523 Portrait of a lady. 


1849. 


680 do. gentleman. 


1850. 


19 Rev. T. Boys, M.A. 




910 R. Farmer, Esq. 




921 Portrait of a lady. 



1853. 18 Mrs. Lacey. 

1854. 207 Portrait of a lady. 

1855. 21 Mrs. J. Sayer. 
1858. 7»6 Miss E. L. Jarvis. 

HUGHES, George Painter. 

Canning Studios, 

2, South John Street^ 

LiverpaoL 

1900. 1294 Silver and Gold. 

1 90 1. 984 In the old homeland. 

1902. 847 In a Warwickshire village. 



HUGHES, Miss Georgina Ball- 
Ball, vol. i, page 102. 



See 



HUGHES, G. Balls Sculptor. 

1826. 1048 Bust of H.R.H. the Duke of 

Sussex. 
1049 Bust of the Duke of Welling- 
ton. 

HUGHES, Harry Painter. 

1 1, Fori land Mansions, 

Castle Street, IV. 
1898. 713 A corner of the studio. 

HUGHES, Henry. 

Stained Glass Painter. 
67, Frith Street. 
1859. 1 1 54 Stained glass window for 
Trinity College, Glen- 
almond, Perth. 
1866. 764 Memorial window to H.R.H. 
the Duke of Kent, now ex- 
ecuting by command of Her 
Majesty the Queen. 
1883. 1181 Christ blessing little children; 
for window. Orphan Work- 
ing School, Haverstock Hill. 
1 239 The presentation of Our Lord 
in the Temple; window for 
St. Mary-le-Bow Church. 
{See Ward and Hughes.) 

HUGHES, Henry Harold ... Painter. 

Arvonia Buildings, Bangor. 
1892. 1223 The Bar Gate, Southampton — 
early morning. 

HUGHES, John Painter. 

y. Hughes, 25, Bidborough St. 

1827. 153 Portrait of a gentleman. 

T, Hughes, 

23, St, Marylebone Street, 

1832. 189 Marine view. 

J, Hughes, do, 

1833. 297 Brungwynne, Radnorshire. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



187 



24, Northumberland Street^ 

New Road, 
1834. 160 Landscape; composition. 

9, Thayer Street 
1836. 253 View in Windsor Park. 

HUGHES, John Sculptor. 

28, Lennox Street y Dublin, 

1897. 1940 The finding of Eurydice; 

group. 

1898. 1919 Uimeduvin; statuette, bronze, 

etc. 
1900. 1 92 1 Hermes; statuette. 

HUGHES, J. Allan Architect. 

82, Dalberg Road^ Brixton, 
1903. 1666 Design for Decorative panel — 
"Music." 

HUGHES, J. J Painter. 

10, Steelhouse Lane^ 

Birmingham, 
1855. 679 Studley, Warwickshire. 

Hampstead Rd,y Handyivorth^ 
Birmingham, 
1857. 252 Crowning the May Queen. 
i860. 255 Waiting at the Ferry, near 
Dolgelly. 
34, villa Roady Handsworth^ 
Birmingham, 
1865. 93 Rosthwaite Mill, Borrowdale. 

HUGHES, J. P Sculptor. 

71, Newman Street, 
1903. 1738 Blind fortune; statuette. "If 
a man look sharply and at- 
tentively he shall see For- 
tune, for though she is blind, 
she is not invisible."— jfffl^:<7«. 

HUGHES, Leonard Painter. 

Greenfield^ Holywell, 
1889. aSo William Brown, Esq., Mayor 

of Chester. 
1894. 155 Alderman Charles Brown, J. P. 
Presentation portrait, 

HUGHES, Miss Lily Jones. 

Miniature Painter. 
Merry Hill^ Bushey, 

1896. 1333 Mrs. Catherine Whitley. 
1501 Josephine. 

1897. 1452 Estelle. 

Eryl Mor, St, Asaph Street^ 

Rhyl. 
1903. 1 1 57 Study of a girl. 
1 165 Marion. 



HUGHES, Miss Louisa M. 
J. T. Watts. 



See Mrs. 



HUGHES, Miss... Miniature Painter. 
99, St. John Street Road, 
1838. 795 Portrait of a lady. 

HUGHES, Miss Painter. 

Woolpifs, Suffolk, 
i860. 688 Interior of All Saints' Church, 
Boyn Hill, Maidenhead. 

HUGHES, R Painter. 

^, Portland Road. 
1 794. 243 A landscape. 

318 Landscape and cattle. 
56, Charles Street, 

Portland Place. 
1795* ^^° Landscape. 
1797. 70 do. cattle and figures. 

798 do. and figures. 
1799. 296 A Landscape. 

HUGHES, R Architect. 

13, Great Marlborough Street. 

181 9. 1045 Design for a saloon. 

1820. 989 Gothic drawing room in Raby 

Castle, the seat of the Earl 
of Darlington. 

115, Piccadilly. 
1828. 1086 The blue drawing room in 
Northumberland House. 

HUGHES, Robert Ball Sculptor. 

59, Long Acre. 
1822. 1004 Portrait bust of his father. 

1824. 975 A Basso-relievo : Pandora 

brought by Mercury to Epi- 
metheus. Vide Hesiod's 
Theogony. 

1825. 1064 Achilles. " When thus his eyes 

on heaven's expansion thrown, 
Qtc:'— Homer's Iliad. 

13, Carnaby Street. 
1828. 1136 A shepherd boy. 

HUGHES, S. J Painter. 

65, Albany Street. 
1837. 520 Scene near Hampstead. 

HUGHES, Talbot Painter. 

49, Markham Square, 
187 1. 255 Dessert. 

1152 Fruitful boughs. 

32, Cheyne Row, 
1887. 508 Sketch of the Battersea Fire. 
1 172 First fall of snow, Monte 
Barone, Lombardy. 
1889. 434 M.\ss Blanche Hughes. 

1893. 402 The end of the game. 

1894. 904 In dire peril. 

1895. 149 The Card room. 



i88 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Hughes, Ta 


ilbot — continued. 




Longsden^ la, Carlton Hill^ 




N.W. 


1897. 


8 Maggie, daughter of Thomas 




R. Grieg, Esq. 




8, Gloucester Mansions^ 




Gloucester Road, S. W, 


1898. 


248 Faith. 




730 " My lady." 


1899. 


242 The tide on which there is no 




return. 




792 Temptation. 




900 The Court belle. 


1900. 


204 "Fate leads the willing, and 




the unwilUng drags." 
97O 




97* 


• The road of love. 




973 






974J 




1901. 


735 The blind abbess. 




742 The rejected petition. 




751 A box at Old Drury. 


1902. 


625 Motherhood. 


1903. 


335 Played out. 


HUGHES, Thomas Sculptor. 




59, Long Acre, 


1826. 


1013 Bust of Mr. J. H. Hughes. 


1828. 


1 1 38 Eve. "The serpent beguiled 




me and I did eat." — Para- 




dise Lost, 


1829. 


1 149 Cupid. 


1830. 


1189 


Bust of a gentleman. 



1245 Choice of Hercules. 

37, Long Acre. 
1836. 1 147 Bust of Mr. T. Thompson, the 
celebrated representative of 
the Grecian statues. 



HUGHES, T. J Painter. 

28, High Street^ Camden Town, 
655 Portrait of a lady. 

7, Clarendon Street, 
715 Portrait of a lady. 
1211 J. T. Willmore, Esq., A.R.A. 

72, Upper Seymour Street, 
1 1 20 Rev. Andrew Reed, B.A. 
54 Archibald R. Shaw, M.D. 
517 Leaving home. 
676 A portrait. 
568 A first attempt. 



1851. 

1855- 
1856. 

1858. 
1859. 



i860. 



N 



HUGHES, Vernon Painter. 

5, QueefCs Square, Bloomsbury, 
1852. 90 "Eve." 

224 A soldier of the Common- 
wealth. 
1255 The temptation of St. Anthony. 



1853. 345 Portraits of Earth man children 

from Port Natal. 

1854. 522 Manfred seeing the Witch of 

the Alps. "Son of earth, I 
know thee, etc." 



HUGHES, W Miniature Painter. 




31, Clips tone Street. 


1828. 


763 Portrait of an artist. 


1829. 


674 do. a lady. 


HUGHES, William, Junr. ... Painter. 




Welbatch, near Shrewsbury. 


1830. 


480 Hastings — morning effect. 




51$ Cader Idris from the Barmouth 




Road. 




625 Composition. 




4, Park Street, Camden Town. 


1831. 


573 Landscape. 




32, Albany Street. 


1832. 


677 View of Windsor Castle. 




9, Evershall Street, 




Oakley Square. 


1849. 


823 TheVale of Maenteoroy, North 




Wales. 




836 Scene near Festiniog, North 




Wales. 


HUGHES, William Painter. 




47, Markham Square. 


1866. 


569 For the banquet. 


1867. 


402 Ptarmigan and fruit. 




556 The leisure hour. 


1868. 


104 Interior with pottery. 




107 The gardener's shed. 


1869. 


8 The larder. 




132 The woodside. 




259 Fruit. 




347 Still life. 


1870. 


233 Bloom. 




496 Swan, fruit, etc. 


1872. 


631 Grapes and peaches. 




1 1 28 Pottery. 


1873. 


351 Wild goose and mallard. 




523 Plums. 




616 Apples. 


1874. 


156 Fruit. 




585 Game. 




1000 The golden vine. 




1005 The purple vine. 




9, Great Cheyne Row, 


1875. 


291 Sport in the olden time. 




834 The baron's dessert. 




1 1 57 Fruitful Boughs. 


1876. 


211 Quince and goldendrops. 


1878. 


961 Purple clusters. 




1352 Autumn fruits. 




32, Cheyne Row, 


1879. 


235 For the King's banquet. 



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189 



1880. 1045 

1886. 756 

1888. 46 

1895. ^^' 



1896. 9 

1900. 108 
677 

1901. 630 



For the feast of the tournament. 

A dish of ripe strawberries. 

Peace invaded. 

Art and nature. 

26, Loiver Rock Gardens^ 

Brighton. 
Irises. 

II, Btlgrave Place^ Brighton, 
Fresh gathered. 
Fruit and wine. 
Plums and blackberries. 



HUGHES-STANTON, Horace. 
S. 



See 



HULK, A Painter. 

3, St. FauPs Crescent^ 

Camden Town. 
1876. 922 A breeze on the Zuyder Zee. 

179, Hampstead Road. 
1890. 596 A breezy day. 

746 On the Dutch Coast. 

HULK, Abraham, Junr Painter. 

Tadworth Cottage^ Dorking. 

1888. 762 On the Rhine, near Amhem, 

Holland. 
817 A grey day at Abinger. 
951 The smithy at Sutton, Surrey. 
1027 Lane near Raikes Farm, Fel- 
day. 
Cogan^ Charlwoody Surrey. 

1889. 823 Quiet nook, Ifield, Sussex. 
1057 Velp, near Amhem, Holland. 
1065 Charlwood, Surrey. 

1890. 604 A Grey day, Charlwood. 

606 Eventide on the Rhine, Hol- 
land. 
1 161 Charlwood, Surrey. 

29, Brondesbury Villas^ 

Kilbum. 

1 89 1. 41 Late autumn — Abinger. 
374 Near Arnhem, Holland. 
500 Solitude. 

575 In the Ifield wood, Sussex. 
836 Russ Hill, Charlwood, Surrey. 
7, Beauclerc Road^ 

Hammersmith. 

1892. 749 Near Arnhem, Holland. 
832 Near Bentheim, Hanover. 

1893. 7*5 Abinger, Surrey. 

789 Wintry nook, Arnhem, Hol- 
land. 

1894. 700 Near Raikes Farm, Abinger. 
771 Landscape. 

1896. 450 The first breath of autumn. 
853 Near Charlwood. 

142, Gower Street, 
1898. 875 Grey day in Surrey. 



HULK, Frederick W. L Painter. 

Church Villa, Shere, Guildford. 
1898. 474 Autumn in Albury Park. 

HULK, F. Martinus Painter. 

4, Holmewood Road, 

Brixton Hill. 
1896. 454 " The mellow year is hastening 
to its close." 

HULK, John F Painter. 

72, Piccadilly. 
1895. 78 Fox and raven. 
221 Duck shooting. 

HULK, William F Painter. 

81, Charlotte Street 
1876. 399 Early morning in Sussex. 
1879. 737 A coming shower. 

Shere, Guildford. 
1882. 1437 A misty morning. 

1884. 500 In the woods. 

1885. 4«4 Solitude. 
452 The ford. 

775 Among the birches. 

776 A misty morning. 
' 1886. 304 Drinking time. 

784 In Holland. 

1887. ^74 The Cow boy. 
687 A summer evening. 
892 Shere Park, Surrey. 

1888. 146 In Albury Park, Surrey. 
846 Coming home. 

875 Study of a cow. 
915 A rainy day. 
947 Haunted. 
959 Drinking time. 

1 163 A winter evening. 

1889. 186 Shere Heath, Surrey. 
491 A birch wood, Surrey. 

570 Near Chilworth, Surrey. 

876 A summer evening. 
940 November. 
984 At Gomshall, Surrey. 

1071 Near Abinger Hammer, Sur- 
rey. 

1890. 358 A Dutch farm. 
533 At the stile. 
572 A Winter evenuig. 

1084 The brook. 

1 89 1. 66 In Holland. 
158 In Albury Park, Surrey. 

571 Morning. 
583 In the shade. 
931 October. 
980 The meadow. 

1892. 629 Solitude. 
775 At the water's edge. 
840 Evening in the woods. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Hulk, William F. — continued, 
1892. 8$8 Evening in Holland. 
877 A coming shower. 
256 In Holland. 
628 Drinking time. 
647 November. 
736 Evening. 
842 Late autumn. 
124 Drinking time. 
829 Near the river. 
864 Evening. 
175 November. 
466 Showery weather. 



1893. 



1894. 

1895. 
1896. 
1897. 
1898. 



N 



HULL, Miss Clementina M. 

Painter. 
19, Wharton Road, 

Addison Park, 

1889. 1506 Between the showers. 

1, Haarlam Rd,, Brook Green, 

1890. 1369 At Mischief again. 

30, Bolingbroke Road, 

1894. 944 Instinct. "By instinct Heaven- 

taught to find Provision 
suited to his Kind." 

1188 1 Young J Anticipation. 

1 1 89 J* Magpie's J Acquisition. 

1190) first nut. I Appreciation. 

1895. 942 A Moorland milestone. 

16, St, Stephen* s Avenue, 

Shepherd's Bush, 
1899. 1185 "Yet still the face of heaven 
was grey." 

148, Addison Gardens, 
1904. 952 Is it Peace or War? 

HULL, Edward Painter. 

North Brixton, 
1827. 5^* Stand of French Cou-Cous. 

19, Kin^s Road, Bedford Row, 
1849. ^7> The Pursuit. 

iS» Chrysell Road, Brixton, 
1 86 1. ^^^ Landscape. 

788 In the garden. 

2, Strathmore Terrace, 

Lambeth. 
1867. 75* Old Trees, West Wickham, 

Kent. 
1872. 694 Christmas holidays. 
1874. 875 March gatherings. 

HULL, Miss Mary A Painter. 

Stockdale Terrace, Leicester, 
1877. 869 Gooseberries and currants. 

HULL, Thomas H. 

Miniature Painter. 
14, Mark Lane, 
1775. '^* Three miniatures. 



1776. 151 Portrait of a lady; in minia- 

ture. 

1777. 187 A miniature. 

1778. 165 Two portraits of ladies; minia- 

tures. 
156 Two miniatures. 
278 Portrait of a gentleman. 



1779. 
1780. 
1781. 
1782. 



294 do. do. 

278 do. do. 

294 do. lady. 

1783. 311 do. do. 

329 do. gentleman. 

1784. 302 A frame with five minia- 

tures. 

1785. 349 A frame of five miniatures, one 

of them the portrait of a 
lady aged 108 years, now 
living. 

1786. 278 Frame with five miniatures. 

1787. 323 Portrait of a young lady. 
338 do. do. 

1788. 342 do. lady. 
349 do. child. 

1789. 279 Frame containing seven minia- 

tures. 
341 Frame containing seven por- 
traits. 

31, Ely Place. 

1790. 312 Hebe. 

341 Portrait of a gentleman. 
357 do. lady. 

1 791. 349 do. do. 

1792. 249 do. young gentleman. 
306 do. gentleman. 

i793« 39^ A portrait. 

433 do. of a gentleman. i^Mr, 
BartlemanJ) 
1 794. 442 A frame containing nine minia- 
tures. 
^795- 499 A portrait. 

23, Northumberland Street, 

Strand, 
1 796. 528 Portrait of a gentleman. 

581 do. celebrated actress. 

{Miss Wallis,) 

33, Coventry Street, 
1797' 947 Portrait of his son. {Master 
Hull,) 

1798. 793 Portrait of Edward Wettenhall, 

Esq. 
895 Portrait of Mr. Barker, painter 
of the Panorama. 

19, Henrietta Street, 

1799. 817 Portraits of Mrs. Walker and 

children. 

1800. 856 Fancy. 

Vauxhall, 
1827. 613 Fancy. 

719 The late Mr. John Palmer. 
801 J. Casenove, Esq. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



191 



HULL, William Painter. 

27, Clopton Street^ Hulme^ 

Manchester, 
1858. 791 Greenhead Ghyll, Grasmere. 
2, Lansdowne JRoad^ 

Clapham Road, 
1862. 972 Autumnal evening at Capel 
Curig, North Wales. 
2, Strathmore Terrace^ 

Stockwell, 
1868. 731 A Surrey Heath. 

Rydal Lodge^ near Ambleside, 

187 1. 783 The lower fall of Rydal. 

798 The approach to Langdale 
Pikes and Blea Tarn from 
Little Langdale. 

1872. 760 Evening in the Duddon Valley. 

1876. 659 Ancient forest trees on Knab 

Scar, Westmoreland. 

1877. 724 Helvellyn. 



HULL AH, Miss Caroline B. 

Painter. 
II, Devonshire Place^ West, 
1863. 687 At a Tournament. 
1865. 687 Tame dormouse. 



HULLAND, William T.... Engraver. 
Victoria Road, Famworth, 
1885. 1723 The village blacksmith's daugh- 
ter singing in the choir. 
After J. E. Christie. 



HULLEY, H Painter. 

Hackney, 

1 783. 30 Landscape and cattle. 
31 do. do. 

33 Inside view of Tintem Abbey, 
near Chepstow, taken from 
the west entrance. 

1 784. 383 View of Farley Castle, Somer- 

setshire. 

1785. "5 View ofthe new Bridge over the 

Avon at Newton, near Bath. 
226 View of Florister Crag at Gates- 
worth, near BuUesmere, in 
Cumberland. 
228 A Limekiln at Hammersmith. 
At Mr, Troughton's, 

136, Fleet Street. 

1786. 102 View of Lowdore House, Bor- 

rowdale in Cumberland. 
242 View of a romantic bridge, 
near Keswick, in Cumber- 
land. 

Bath, 

1787. 138 View in Cumberland. 



HULLMANDEL, Charles Joseph. 

Painter. 

51, Great Marlborough Street, 
1 8 16. 2« 3 View taken near Amalfi, in the 
Kingdom of Naples. 
723 View of part of the Mole at 
Naples, with Mount Vesu- 
vius in a state of Eruption : 
taken in the year 1813. 
1823. 79 Landscape and cattle. 

HULME, Miss Alice L Painter. 

Escotey Ennerdcde Roady 

Kew Gardens, 
1886. 589 Christmas Roses. 

1889. 983 Azaleas and Narcissus. 

1890. 141 Winter flowers. 

HULME, B Painter. 

Park Road, Clapham. 
1845. 64 View at Battersea. 

1232 Netley Abbey. 
1854. 222 Mackerel fishing, coast of 
Devon— moon rising. 

HULME, Frederick William. 

Painter. 
4, Hereford Square, 

1852. 504 The River Llugwy, Bettws-y- 

Coed, North Wales. 

1853. 112 A Trout stream. 

1256 A path through the meadows 
— afternoon. 

1854. 851 Stepping stones in the Llugwy, 

North Wales. 

1855. 556 A glimpse of the old Holyhead 

road, near Beavor Bridge, 
North Wales. 

1856. 242 Sunny moments. 

42 1 A favourite retreat — North 
Wales. 

1857. 91 Scene in a Welsh Valley. 

543 The Vale at Bettws, North 
Wales. 

1858. 201 Near Woking, Surrey. 

897 At Lady Farm, Pyrford, Surrey. 

1859. 148 Near the Common, Woking, 

Surrey. 
168 Child's-play among the rushes. 
i860. Tj In the churchyard, Shiere, 

Surrey. 
165 On the river Llugwy, North 

Wales. 
554 Sweet Summer time. 

1 86 1. 152 Building a rick. 

1862. 102 The churchyard stile, Pyrford. 
362 Sunday afternoon — almost 

church time. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Hulme, Frederick William— con/intted. 
iS^S' 57* The waning year. "Autumn, 
laying here and there a fiery 
finger in the leaves." 
Millwater^ Ockhatn^ Ripiey, 

1864. 446 At Ockham, Surrey — Summer. 

"The folded leaf is woo'd, 
etc." 

1865. 381 An English Pastoral. 

1866. 136 Rest; study for a larger picture. 

1867. 258 Autumn time. 

1869. 478 The close of the day. 

8, St AlbafCs Road, 

Kensington, 

1870. 984 Near Ripley, Surrey. 

1 87 1. 82 On an English river. 
1 1 14 On a Welsh river. 

1872. 176 A ravine on the Llugwy, North 

Wales — sermons in stones. 
404 At Pont-y-paij, Betws-y-Coed. 
i873' 459 Rest "By iTedgerow elms or 
hillocks green." 

1874. 1408 Ins and outs of a Welsh river. 

1875. 1220 Rocky Walls of the Llugwy, 

North Wales. 

1877. 643 Snowdon, North Wales. 

1878. 1365 At Pont CefTyng, North Wales. 

1879. 946 Mountain streams. 

1880. 252 In a Welsh Valley. 

1 88 1. 980 At Newark Priory, Surrey. 

1882. 340 Newark Priory. 

1884. 148 On the Llugwy, North Wales. 

HULME, Robert C Painter. 

3, Gloucester Grave, 
1862. 520 A gipsy encampment — Barnes 
Common. 

HULTON, Everard Painter. 

38, Redcliffe Road, 
1882. 1061 Whitby. 

HULTON, William Painter. 

Adelphi Chambers, Strand, 
325 A race for life. 
1461 A Breton churchyard. 
146 A street scene in Pont Aven. 

22, Mortimer Street, 
933 Grey Venice. 

377 Campo SS. Giovanni e Paolo, 
Venice. 



1882. 

1883. 

1886. 
1889. 



HUME, Miss Amelia (afterwards Mrs. 
Charles Long, Lady Long, and 
Lady Farnborough). See Long, Mrs. 
Charles. 

HUME, Mrs. Edith Painter. 

South Hartingy Petersfield, 
1896. 542 Cleaning the lines. 



1875. 
1876. 



1877. 



1878. 



HUME, J. Henry Painter. 

6, Park Place West, 

Gloucester GeUe. 
848 An old street in Ghent. 
124 Clairmarais Abbey, St Omer. 
304 A Normandy farmyard. 
959 Comer of an old farm. 
927 Students' day at the National 

Gallery. 
1047 Sunday morning. 
107 Chrysanthemums. 
344 Hampstead in March. 
1032 A peep at St Ives, Cornwall. 
1300 Harvest weather. 

South Harting, Petersfield, 
1 88 1. 141 1 A boat builder's home. 

HUME, Robert Painter. 

51, York Place, Edinburgh. 

1 89 1. 1270 Midday. 

1892. 1151 The harvest is come. 

2, Church Row, Fulham. 

1894. 1 168 Gathering clouds, North Wales. 

1895. 106 Sighted. 

10 19 In the land of Mac^regor. 
1061 "When seagulls shoreward 

fly." 
1 1 16 Going to the harvest 
Sunny Bank, Bury, 

Pulborougk. 
1114 Solitude. 
1 137 The harvest field. 

66, Munster Road, Fulham. 
263 The Vale of Ken. 



1897. 

1899. 
1900. 



1903. 



HUME, Thomas O. Painter. 

6, Park Place West, 

Gloucester GcUe, 

187 1. 1073 An autumn moonrise in the 

Highlands. 

1872. 252 Glenorchy, Argyleshire. 
939 Moonrise. 

1873. 30 The river Brownie, near Dur- 

ham. 
49 Summer morning on the Exe. 
614 Morning. 

1874. 631 Shiplake Lock and Mill. 
694 Moonrise. 

1875. 180 Abcoude Meer, Holland. 
363 On the Senne, near Brussels. 
464 Abcoude, Holland. 

1876. 23 "Cattle court the Zephyrs 

bland, etc." 
252 Moonrise. 

600 Pasture land, north of France. 

1878. 220 "I love thee, Twilight! etc." 

637 The moat at St. Omer. 

1306 Royal Common, Surrey. 

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South Harting^ Petersfield, 

1880. 952 Normandy Pastures. 

1 88 1 . 919 Clodgy Moor, near Land's End. 

1883. 131 A corner of the old orchard. 

1884. 59 On the Cornish coast. 
1888. 229 St. Ives Bay. 

1893. 657 The South Downs, looking to- 
wards Goodwood. 

HUME, Mrs. Thomas O. (formerly 

Miss Edith Dunn) Painter. 

6, Park Place West 

1874. 490 Morning. 

1017 Fishing on the old pier head. 

1875. 6 Ripening Corn. 

61 Building houses on the sand. 
544 After a storm. 
1195 The shrimper. 

1876. 262 The shrimpers' pool. 
362 Unhooking the fish. 
375 The old mast. 

1877. 958 Gathering the waifs and strays. 

1878. 940 Tired. 

1033 Neighbours. 
1358 The crab. 

Petersfield^ Midhurst, 

1879. 600 Packing fish. 

1880. 183 The strand. 
489 Just landed. 

633 Distant thoughts. 

1882. 858 Friends. 
1480 Going home. 

1883. 195 The departure of the herring 

boats. 

1884. 75 Mending nets. 
575 Returning home. 
667 Etaple shrimpers. 
684 Fisher children. 

1885. 568 The old pilot. 
828 Over the beach. 

10 1 3 Preparing the tackle. 

1886. 842 Waiting. 

958 Visch' Vrouwen. 
1888. 792 By the old cross. 
1890. 835 " Is father coming? " 
1892. 630 Les blanchisseuses d'Etretat. 

HUMFREY, C Architect. 

At Mr. Wyatfs, 

Queen Anne Street. 

1789. 501 Design for the elevation of a 

mausoleum. 
509 Design for the section of a 
mausoleum. 

1790. 621 Perspective view of a bath. 

Cambridge, 
1 7 9 1 . 536 View of the West end of King's 
College chapel in the Uni- 
versity of Cambridge. 

IV. 



HUMPHERY, Edward J. ... Painter. 
22, King Henry's Road, 

1872. 212 Touchstone and Corin. "Thou 

art in a parlous state, etc." 
ioi6 Eton College. 

1873. 99' A black study. 

1875. 421 Resting. 

1876. 81 Fresh Herrings. 
226 Harvest. 

503 Welsh fishing boys. 

1877. 973 Summer. 

Arts Club, 

1 7, Hanover Square, 
1882. 1539 Early morn — Venice. 

44a, Maddox Street, 

1884. 1520 Marguerites. 

1585 Walton-on-Thames. 

1885. 323 Spring. 

984 Crocksford Bridge — ^autumn. 



HUMPHREY Miniature Painter. 

18 10. 636 Mr. F. Bate. 

HUMPHREY (A. G.) and HOPKINS 

(W. B.) Architects. 

5, Staple Inn, 
1897. 1900 Municipal Buildings, Belfast. 

HUMPHREYS, C Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1800. 427 View in Marks in Essex. 



HUMPHREYS, Miss J. K.... Painter. 

3, Swan Walk, 

1871. 107 Rachel weeping for her children. 

1872. 925 Field Flowers. 

I, Musgrave Park Road, 

Peckham, 
1876. 622 A study. 

HUMPHRIES, W Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1793' 754 ^ View from nature. 

755 A Drawing from Gray's Elegy. 

HUMPHRIS, William H. ... Painter. 
5, Kimberley Place, Falnumth, 
1 89 1. 504 A sailor's wife. 

4, Broadhurst Gardens, 

Hampstead, 
1896. 198 Memories. 
855 Debutante. 

53, Broadhurst Gardens, 

1898. 673 St. Mawes, Cornwall. 

1899. 76 An idle singer. 

CO 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



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HUMPHRY, Miss K, Maude. 

Painter. 
26, Princes Square, 
1 89 1. 713 Prof. Sir George Murray 
Humphry, F.R.S., LL.D. 



HUMPHRY, Ozias, R.A. 

Crayon and Miniature Painter. 

( Mr, Humphrey had arrived at great excellence in 
enamel^ hut thinking it hurt his eyes, he went to 
Home to study painting in oil^ and was now returned, 
but heing accustomed only to heads did not draw ivell, 
nor did he colour well in oil. He succeeded best in 
smail figures with architecture for bcukgrounds, — 
Walpole.) 

Ozias Humphry^ 

25, Neivtnan Street, 

1779. 149 A young lady; whole length. 

1 50 A small whole length of a lady 

descending from a temple. 
{Miss Cambridge; genteel, — 
Walpole.) 

151 A lady. 

15* A gentleman; three-quarters. 

{Richard Chven Cambridge, 

— Walpole.) 
153 A gentleman; three-quarters. 
(Elected A.R.A.) 

1780. 122 Portrait of a gentleman. 

146 Portraits of two ladies. {Ladies 
Maria and Horatia Walde- 
grave,) 
355 Portrait of a lady in the char- 
acter of Iris. {Signora Bac- 
celli,) 
1783. 48 Portrait of an officer. ( Captain 
Shuttleworth) 
104 Portrait of a nobleman's son. 
{Mr, Lamby son of Lord Mel- 
bourne,) 
215 Portrait of a general officer. 
{General Cleaveland,) 
At Mr, Holland^ s Music shop, 
corner of St, Jameses Street, 
1788. 291 A Bramin in India telling the 
fortune of some English 
ladies. 
305 Portrait of a young lady. 
328 A Turkish Jew. 
334 Portrait of Hussen Riza Khan, 
Prime minister to the Nabob 
of Oude, painted at Luck- 
now, 1786. 
(Elected R.A.) 
(Portrait Painter in Crayons to his Majesty.) 
19, Queen^s Buildings, 

Knightsbridge, 
1792. 118 Portrait of the sweeper at H yde 
Park Comer. 
128 Portrait of a gentleman. 



1795- 



Portrait of a gendeman. {Mr. 
Barrett,) 

Portrait of an officer of the 
guards. {Captain Morris.) 

A boy in a smock frock. 

Portrait of a gentleman. (JDr. 
Peine,) 

Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr. 
Petrie,) 

A school-boy with a satchel. 

Portrait of a female servant. 

Old Bond Street. 

Portrait of an Armenian Slip- 
per-man. 

Portrait of Master Fred Byng, 
Page of Honour to H.R.H. 
the Prince of Wales. 

Portrait of the Rt. Hon. Sir 
George Yonge, K.B., secre- 
tary at war. 

Portrait of a young lady. 

do. child. {Miss Mi- 

moni,) 

Portrait of Miss Farren. 
do. a gentleman, 
do. Mr. Stubbs. 

An Itinerant Jew. 

Portrait of James Wyatt, Esq. 

Her Highness Princess Sophia 
of Gloucester. 

Portrait of a Naval officer, 
do. Signora Storace. 
do. a young lady. 

The Hon. Keppel Craven. 

Portrait of a clergyman. 

The Archbishop of York. {£>r. 
Markham,) 

Portrait of Baron Nagell's black 
{servant.) 

Portrait of Mrs. Sheridan. * 
do. a lady of fashion. 
{Miss Egerton,) 

Portrait of a baronet. 

do. His Serene High- 
ness the Stadtholder. {Prince 
of Orange^ 

Portraitof H.R.H. The Princess 
of Orange. 

Portrait of a young lady of 
quality. {Lady Lucy Ashley,) 

( There seetns to be some difference of opinion as to 
the spelling of the name, D. N, B. gives it as 
Humphry and Bryan and Redgrave as Humphrey. 
In the Royal Academy catalogues it is Humphry uf 
lo I79S» ««^ Humphrey in 1796 and 1797. In the 
Gentleman's Magazine at the time of his death in 
l^iOf the name is spelt Humphry,) 

HUNES, A. G Painter. 

19, Cavendish Street. 
1785. 408 Apollo fleaing Marcius. 



1793- 5' 

9* 

128 
129 

>34 

343 
624 

1794. 109 

139 

140 



141 
H3 

343 
344 
374 
418 

145 
150 

»5* 
289 
298 

3«4 
418 
422 

434 



1796. 490 
1797- 44» 

449 
471 



482 
506 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



195 



HUNN, Thomas H Painter. 

2, The Grave^ Hackney, 
688 Old barn at Sewardstone, Essex. 
13, Pellett Road, Sutton, 
849 Near Stanstead, Herts. 

Hillside^ Godalming, 
873 Sketch of a comer at the farm. 

913 At Cheam Hall Farm, Surrey. 

914 The School Farm, Carshalton, 
Surrey. 

827 The garden by the brook. 

BWinghurst, Surrey. 
1 310 On the Ouse near Lewes, 
Sussex. 

Nerv Down Road, Guildford. 
1899. 1086 October morning in the gardens 
— Loseley. 
1234 Lady Weston's Walk, Sutton 

Park, Guildford. 
1303 The walled garden, Sutton 

Place, Guildford. 
1324 Cottage garden, Clandon, 

Guildford. 
1337 The Terrace, Loseley. 
1153 Tangley Manor, Surrey. 
1 179 The terrace steps. Heron's 

Ghyll. 
992 The garden at Muntham. 
1050 Rock Garden, Piccard's Rough, 
Guildford. 



1878. 
1879. 
1880. 



1881. 
1888. 



1900. 



1901. 



1902. 
1903. 



HUNNBMAN, Christopher William. 
Miniature Painter. 
W. Hanneman, 

at Mr. Zefontain^Sy 

Little Chelsea. 
374 A portrait. 

William Hunneman, 
at Mrs. Price's, Maiden Lane, 
Covent Garden, 
189 A head. 

166 Portrait of a gentleman. 

167 do. do. in crayons. 
154 A gentleman. 

1 5, Eaton Place, Pimblico. 
56 Portrait of a gentleman. 
199 do. do. 

181 Portraits of two young ladies. 

24, Berwick Street. 

226 Portrait of a young gentleman. 

72, St. Jameses Street. 



1776. 



1777. 
1778. 

1779. 

1780. 
1781. 
1782. 



1783. 
1785- 



1786. 



3>3 
3H 
386 
82 
296 



1787. 359 



do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
ture. 
do. 



gentleman. 

lady. 

gentleman. 

do. kit cat. 

do. minia- 



1789. 



1790. 

1791. 
1792. 



1793- 



170 Portraits of a gentleman's 

family. 

59, Frith Street, Soho. 
337 Portrait of a gentleman. 
377 do. naval officer. 

309 do. gentleman. 

248 do. do. (Mr. 

Boswell.) 
257 Portrait of a gentleman. 
300 do. do. 

483 do. do. 



HUNT, Alfred William, R. W.S. 

Painter. 

31, Oxford Street, Liverpool. 

1854. 317 Wastdale Head from Styhead 



1856. 
1857. 



do. 



do. 



369 Portrait of a lady. 



1859. 

i860. 
1861. 
1862. 



1870. 
1871. 



1872. 

1873. 
1874. 



1875. 
1877. 

1879. 



1880. 1413 



39 The stream from Llyn Idwal, 
Carnarvonshire. 

566 Time and tide. 

761 Snowdon, after an April hail- 
storm. 

994 "When the leaves b^in to 
turn." 

702 Snowdonia, looking over Lynn 
Crafuant. 

969 Junction of Greta and Tees. 

997 On the Greta. 

505 Flood and wind, at the head 

of a Welsh pass. 

576 A spring study. 

625 Welsh scene. "A runlet bab- 
bling down the glen." 
32, Sussex Place, Kensington. 

684 Debatable ground. " Here the 

sea frets the rock wall, etc." 

I, Tor Villas, Campden Hill. 

344 Morning mists on Loch Maree. 

304 Loch Maree — sunset. 

506 Goring Lock on the Thames — 

mid-day. 
528 Harlech Castle. 
906 A sea-fret hanging over Dun- 

stanborough. 
1 141 Moon rising over Bamberg. 
373 Looking down the river. 
1026 " A mountain joyous with leaves 
and streams." 
"From mount to mount 

through cloudland." 
Rents and scars in the Conis- 
ton Fells. 
1 199 Summer days for me. 
390 On the coast of Yorkshire. 
II Norwegian midnight 
98 Leafy June. " A joy annihilat- 
ing all that's made, To a 
a green thought or a green 
shade." 
Motes in the sunbeam. 



/9 



1361 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Hunt, Alfred William — continued. 

1880. 1508 Unto this last. "Above the 
smoke and stir of this dim 
spot which men call Earth." 

529 Safe in the mud. 

935 Golden night. 
1449 Sonning — about midday. 

648 A North Country stream. 
"Summer redundant, Blue- 
ness abundant." 

756 Bright October. 

334 Dunstanborough. 

1 18 On the dangerous edge. "Our 
interest's in the dangerous 
edge of things." — Brmvning, 

730 Wings of the wind. 



1881. 

1882. 
1883. 



1885. 
1886. 
1887. 



1888. 



S 



HUNT, Miss Amy Henrietta. 

Sculptor. 
3, Kensington Studios^ 

Stamford Road, 

1888. 1989 Die Hausfrau; head. 
2013 Felix Holt, Esq.; bust. 

1889. 2062 Volumnia; head. 

1890. 2030 An eloquent pleader. 

1 89 1. 2078 Miss Daisy Morrison; bust. 

HUNT, Andrew Painter. 

70, Stanhope Street^ 

Hampstead Road. 
1852. 1260 Children playing at jink-stones. 
28, Stock Orchard Street, 
1856. 428 The butterfly. 

HUNT, Arthur Ackland Painter. 

2, Percy Street^ Bedford Square. 

1865. 36 An old salt. 
484 Chums at work. 

1866. 388 T. Heckstall Smith, Esq., 

F.R.C.S. 

1867. 684 Home at last. "*It is— Oh, 

good heavens ! it is Eric ! ' 
cried Mrs. Trevor, as she 
flew towards him." 
22, Charles St,, Berners Street, 

1868. 61 Dr. Richardson, F.R.S., Pre- 

sident of the Medical Society 
of London, etc. 

1869. 48 Hormuzd Rassam, Esq., 

F.R.G.S. 

1870. 654 Jock and his mistress (por- 

trait). 

187 1. 112 Mrs. Heckstall Smith. 
752 Library at the Firs, Lee 

1872. 707 The Library, Green Hedges, 

East Grinstead. 
11% H.H. Hassan Pasha. 

1873. 497 The Rev. Alfred Barry, D.D. 

55, Berners Street, 

1874. 330 Edith Heckstatt Smith. 



8, Berners Street. 
1894. 1 113 The Gouliot Cliffs, Sark. 

1897. 1 163 Br^hou Cliffs, Sark. 

1899. 837 "I cannot mind my wheel, 

mother!" 
1125 Penrhos, becalmed. 

1900. 711 When the heart is young. 
1902. 659 Holiday fishing. 

HUNT, Charles Painter. 

1 7, Pomona Place^ Pulham. 

1862. 562 Vocal and instrumental. 

Cuba House, North End Road. 

1863. 87 "The play's the thing, etc." — 

Hamlet, 

1864. 276 The banquet scene: " Mac- 

beth." 
1866. 115 Trial by judge and Jury. 

5, Hope Terrace, 

Walham Green. 
1868. 388 The trial scene: "Merchant of 

Venice." 
1870. 895 A drum-head court martial. 
60, Barclay Road, 

Walham Green. 

1872. 1028 Asking for more. 

1873. 33 The East Hill, Hastings. 
1093 Make way for the grand jury. 

6, Granville Rd., Wandsworth. 

1 89 1 . 1 40 " Jo " at Tom-all-alones. 

HUNT, Clyde Du V Painter. 

4, Napier Avenue, Hurlingham. 

1898. 24 Girl milking goat. 

HUNT, Miss Emily Painter. 

Tor Villa, Campden Hill. 

1861. 186 The shy damsel. 

1862. 976 Jealous Jessie. 

HUNT, B. Aubrey Painter. 

Ripley, Surrey, 
1 88 1. 34 In the meadow. 

23, Camden Road, 

1883. — {Name in the index, but with 

no number or exhibit in the 
catalogue,) 

1884. 203 A pastoral. 

230 Passing showers. 

Art Club, Blackheath, 

1886. 553 Venetian boys at Play. 

1887. 308 An Estuary of the Rhine. 

1888. 847 Old breakwater— Honfleur. 

1889. 20 The ferry on the Marne. 
23 Evening — Holland. 

1890. 312 The last boat up. 

2, Cedars Road, Clap ham. 

1892. 21 Coast scene, Honfleur. 

643 Lat el Barood (" Powder Play," 
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c/o I, Sussex Villas^ ' 

Kensington, ! 

1894. 464 Scant pasture. 
621 A grey day. 

Tangier^ Morocco, 

1896. 181 Thrashing corn in the East. 

1897. 784 A Tangier lane. 

25, Neville Street^ 

Onslow Gardens, 
1900. 298 Morocco coast. 

The Manor ffouse^ 

Hemingford Grey, 

St, IveSy Hunts. 
1902. 125 Resting by the way. 
568 Venice. 

HUNT, Mrs. Emma W Painter. 

1 1, Colville Roady 

Kensington Park, 
1884. 835 Roses. 

1887. 384 Winter Roses. 

1888. 943 Azaleas. 

1889. 936 Roses. 

HUNT, Miss Eva E Painter. 

4, Hyde Vale Villas, 

Greenwich, 

1887. 938 Anemones and violets. 

1888. 1^7 A Norfolk marsh. 

1890. 561 Anemones. 
1892. 347 Chrysanthemums. 

1895. 1 02 1 Azalea. 

1 1, Holland Park Road, 
1897. 899 Anemones. 

HUNT, P. H Sculptor. 

24, Harrison Street, 
1854. 1411 The lamentation of Phaeton's 
sisters at his death. 
1514 do. do. do. 

"What unto them is this 
world beside, etc." — Byron, 

HUNT, George Henry Architect. 

27, Regent Street, 
1878. 1 149 House at Great Alne, Warwick- 
shire. 

HUNT, George Sidney Engraver. 

85, Norfolk Road, Shacklewell, 
1886. 1516 An event in the forest. After 
Sir E. Landseer, R.A. 
1527 The Shepherd's Grave. After 

Sir E. Landseer, R.A. 
»545 Jack in office. After Sir E. 
Landseer, R.A. 
47, Malta Road, Ley ton, Essex, 
1897. 1709 Dr. Nansen. 



Roseville House, 

Woodfield Road, 

Leighton-on-Sea, 
1904. 1340 " Tally-ho, back." After Walter 
Winans. 

HUNT, Gerard Leigh Painter. 

25, Queensborough Terrace, W, 

1894. 1 214 Mrs. Walter Leigh Hunt. 
1436 A portrait study. 

1895. 1 35 1 Phyllis. 

1896. 1520 Miss Ethel Baumer. 

4, Primrose Hill Studios, 

1898. 49 Lady Robertson. 

25, Queensborough Terrace, 

1899. *S°5 Sweet Nancy. 

II, Aubrey Road, 

Campden Hill, 
1903. 295 Walter Leigh Hunt, Esq. 

HUNT, J. A Miniature Painter. 

1872. 1333 R. Redgrave, Esq., R.A. 
1338 Vivian Hampton, Esq. 
1345 The late Sir Charles Phipps. 

HUNT, J. E Architect. 

Queen Street, May fair, 
1832. 983 Design for a national gallery. 

HUNT, Miss Maria Painter. 

31, Oxford Street, Liverpool, 

1855. 1294 Fruit and game. 

1856. 537 Fruit, game and misletoe. 
1858. 773 Fruit and ferns. 

1866. 67 Hard Times. 

HUNT, Captain N. Augustus. 

Painter. 
(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

Lieut, Hunt, 
1789. 233 Landscape — morning. 

Captain Hunt, 

1805. 58 View from nature — Devon. 
179 Shaugh Bridge, Devon. 

1 8 1 1 . 49 > Chudleigh Rock, Devon ; on the 
left of the road going to 
Ashburton. 

HUNT, R Miniature Painter. 

21, Lower Cleveland Street, 
1802. 749 Mr. G. Thornton. 
836 Mr. Sydney. 

28, Brydges Street, 

1806. 687 Miss Oak. 

727 Portraits of his two sons. 

1807. 392 Portrait of a young lady. 

511 Lausus in the amphitheatre 
from Marmontel. 

1808. 73' Mr. J. Hunt. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Hunt, R. — continued. 

Church Stf Stoke Newington. 
673 Shells. 

831 Portraits of two children. 
728 Shells from nature. 
864 Flowers from nature. 

Elizabeth Terrace^ Islington, 
805 Portrait of a lady. 
1043 Landscape. 



1817. 
1818. 



1832. 
1842. 



HUNT, T Miniature Painter. 

1803. 861 A frame containing the minia- 
tures of Mrs. Smith (late 
Miss Dixon) of the Theatre 
Royal, Covent Garden, M. 
Talma, the French tragedian, 
Mr. H. Pelleau, Mr. T. 
Hunt, and Mr. F. H. L. 
Hunt. 



HUNT, Thomas Painter. 

113, West Regent Street, 

Glasgow, 
772 Repose. 
Ill Unsold; returning from the 

fair. 
1018 Her favourite flower. 
632 Waiting for buyers. 
1305 "When the day of toil is 
done." 
41 Rates and taxes. 
634 The Kirk beadle. 
949 Almost ready. 

227, West George Street, 

Glasgow, 
1896. 1235 A fall in stock. 

1903. 816 A pastoral; Brittany. 

1904. no A portrait. 



1881. 
1887. 

1888. 



1890. 
1891. 



1816. 



1824. 
1825. 
1828. 



S 



HUNT, Thomas F Architect. 

St, Jame^s Palace, 

793 Design for a mausoleum at 

Dumfries, over the remains 

of Bums, the Scottish Poet. 

854 House at Chiswick. 

891 Cottage, etc., in Hertfordshire. 

994 House at Sydney, New South 
Wales. 

995 Danehurst. 

1004 Redrice, Hants, the seat of the 
Rt. Hon. William Noel Hill. 

HUNT, T. Greenwood Painter. 

76, Newman Street, 

1875. 1067 May blossom, children of W. 

H. May, Esq. 

1876. 1165 Ethel, Clement, and Philip, 

children of J. Bacon, Esq. 
Springfield, Chelmsford, 
1878. 979 Profit and loss. 



HUNT, Walter Painter. 

Park View, Granville Roctdy 
Wandsworth, 

1 88 1. 563 Shelter; a rainy day. 

1882. 751 Outdoor pensioners. 
1436 After work. 

1883. 620 The Dog's home. 
758 Waiting to be fed. 

1884. 391 '* Caught at last''; retribution. 
429 Foundlings. 

1885. 581 The dog in the manger. Pur- 

chased for the Chantrey Be- 
quest for ;^250. 

1886. 104 To the rescue. 
525 Overmatched. 

1887. 176 The orphan. 

652 The foster mother. 

1888. 395 Rescued. 

491 Otter hunting: "the find." 

1889. 658 Weanlings. 

1890. 452 Puss at Bay. 

1 89 1. 517 Frustrated. 

1893. 145 The best of friends. 
855 Babes in the wood. 

1894. 434 Bolting the otter. 

1896. 920 Off the scent. 

1897. 530 Motherless. 

Park Vietv, Southfields, S. W. 
1901. 897 Breaking cover. 
1904. 188 Twins. 

508 Contentment. 

HUNT, William Painter. 

4, Hyde Vale Villas, 

Greenwich. 

1890. 95 A bright November day. 
762 In a Suffolk Village. 

1 89 1. 78 In Autumn's Golden days. 

222 Soft slumbering skies and twi- 
light haunted trees. 

1892. 370 Out of the world's way. 
533 A November pastoral. 

942 "La belle dame sans merci." 
6, Stratford Studios, 

Kensington, 
1894. 863 "And one a full-fed river wind- 
ing slow." * 
1896. 337 A stormy sunset. 

HUNT, William G Architect. 

12, Bedford Gardens, 

Kensington, 

1901. 1629 Olney Lodge, Newbury. 

1902. 1365 Shoreditch Town Hall. 

HUNT, William Henry Painter. 

(R.A. of Amsterdam.) 
15, Broad Street, 

Golden Square, 
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1807. 78 View near Reading, Berkshire. 
190 Scene near Leatherhead. 

1808. 525 Selling fish. 

1809. 25 A sketch. 

1810. 193 do. 

8, Old Belton Street, 

Long Acre, 

181 1. 182 A landscape. 

36, Brownlmv Street, 

Drury Lane, 

1822. 569 Sketch from nature. 

884 Sketch of the porch of St. 
Martin's Church. 

918 Sketch of the winter dining 
room at Cassiobury, the 
seat of the Earl of Essex. 

1823. 502 Sketch from nature. 
629 do. do. 

1824. 744 A study from nature. 

6, Marchmont Street, 

Brunswick Street, 

1825. 450 Sketch from nature in Cassio- 

bury Park. 

HUNT, William Holman, A.R,S.A., 

R, W,S, Painter. 

24, York Street East, 

Kingsland Road, 

1846. 324 Hark! 

108, High Holbom, 

1847. 300 Dr. Rochecliffe performing 

Divine service in the cottage 
of Joceline Joliffe at Wood- 
stock. 

Colonel Everard stole over the 
floor like one who treads in a sick 
chamber, and opening the door 
of the interior apartment, saw 
within the scene we are about to 
describe. 

Sir Henry Lee sat in an arm- 
chair by the fire. He was wrapped 
in a cloak and his limbs extended 
on a stool, as if suffering from 
indisposition. His long white 
beard flowing over the dark 
coloured garment, gave him more 
the appearance of a hermit than 
an aged soldier or a man of 
quality; and that character was 
increased by the deep and devout 
attention with which he listened 
to a respectable old nuin, who, in 
a low but deep and full voice, was 
reading the Evening service of the 
Church of England. Alice Lee 
kneeled at the feet of her father. 
—Woodstock, 

1848. 804 The flight of Madeline and 

Porphyro during the drunk- 
enness attending the revelry. 
" They glide like phantoms 
into the wide hall, etc." — 
Keats^ Eve of St. Agnes, 



1849. 324 Rienzi vowing to obtain justice 
for the death of his young 
brother slain in a skirmish 
between the Colonna and 
the Orsini factions. 

But for that event, the future 
liberator of Rome might have 
been but a dreamer, a scholar, a 
poet — the peaceful rival of Pe- 
trarch — a man of thoughts, not 
deeds. But from that time, aJl his 
faculties, energies, fancies, genius, 
became concentrated to a single 
point; and patriotism, before a 
vision, leaped into the life and 
vigour of a passion. — Bulwer 
Lytt<m, 

5, Prospect Place, Cheyne Walk. 
1850- 553 A converted British family 
sheltering a Christian mis- 
sionary from the persecution 
of the Druids. 

1 85 1. 594 Valentine rescuing Sylvia from 

Proteus. — Two Gentlemen of 
Verona, 

1852. 592 The hireling shepherd. 

Sleepest or wakest thou, jolly 
shepherd? Thy sheep be in the 
com: and, for one blast of thy 
minikin mouth, thy sheep shall 
take no harm. 

1853. 44 Claudio and Isabella. "Ay, 

but to die, and go we know 

not where, etc." — Measure 

for Measure. 
53) Our English coasts, 1852. 
554 New College cloisters, 1852. 

c\o T. Combe, Esq,, Oxford. 
1854- 377 The awakening conscience. 

As of the green leaves on a 
thick tree, some fall and some 
grow; so is thy generation of 
flesh and blood. 

Strengthen ye the feeble hands, 
and confirm ye the tottering knees ; 
say yet to the faint-hearted. Be ye 
strong : fear ye not, behold your 
God. 

508 The light of the world. 

Behold I stand at the door, and 
knock : if any man hear my voice, 
and open the door, I will come in 
unto him, and will sup with him, 
and he with me. 

49, Claverton Terrace, 

Lupus Street, 
1856. 398 The scapegoat. 

The scene was painted at Oos- 
doom, on the margin of the salt- 
encrusted shallows of the Dead 
sea. The mountains beyond are 
those of Edom. While the cere- 
monies of the day of atonement 
were in progress in the Temple, 
after the lots had been cast which 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Hunt, William Holman, A.R.S.A,, ' 
R. W.S.— continued. 

had devoted one of the two goats 
for the Lord, and while it was 
being sacrificed as a burnt-offer- 
ing, the congregation present 
manifested their impatience by 
calling upon the priest to hasten 
the departure of the scapegoat 
and afterwards by following the 
beast as he was led away by the 
man appointed, to a cliff' about 
ten miles from Jerusalem, tor- 
menting it by the way and shout- 
ing, ** Hasten, carry away our 
sins." It is recorded that, on 
many occasions, the [X)or beast 
sprang over the precipice, and 
there perished ; hut that oft times 
it turned aside, to be hooted and 
driven away by every Israelite 
who met it, until it had reached a 
land not inhabited. A fillet of 
scarlet was bound about its horns, 
in the belief that, if the propitia- 
tion were accepted, the scarlet 
would become white. In order to 
ascertain the change of colour, in 
case the scapegoat could not be 
traced, a portion of the scarlet 
wool was preserved on a stone, 
and carefully watched by priests 
in the Temple. 

873 View from the Mount of 
Offence looking towards the 
Dead sea and the Mount- 
ains of Moab — morning. 
885 Jerusalem, by moonlight, look- 
ing over the site of the 
Temple to the Mount of 
Olives, 
looi The Sphinx, Gizeh, looking 
towards the pyramids of 
Sakhara. 
I, Tor Villa, Campden Hill. 

i860. 510 Henry Wentworth Monk. 

1861. 231 A street scene in Cairo: the 
lantern-maker's courtship. 

The wearing of theburks, or face 
veil, is common to all respectable 
classes in Cairo. The bridegroom 
can scarcely ever obtain even a 
surreptitious glance at the features 
of his bride, until he finds her in 
his absolute possession. 

1863. 146 The King of Hearts. 

613 Rt. Hon. Stephen Lushington, 
D.C.L. 
1867. 364 The festival of St. Swithin. 

678 II dolce far niente. 
1869. 106 The birthday. 

708 Portrait of a lady. 
Jerusalem and 

10, The Avenue^ 

Hammersmith. 
1874. 660 Thomas Fairbairn, Esq. 



HUNT, William H. Thurlow. 

Painter. 
160, Camden Road, 

1883. 681 Portrait of a gentleman. 

1884. 625 In the Sunny South. 
1619 do. do. 

1885. 417 Mia bella Capri. 

HUNT, Miss Winifred Sculptor. 

The Priory, 

Wimbledon Common. 

1903. 1797 Miss Edith Hunt; bust, marble 

and bronze. 
78, Deodar Rd.y Putney, S. W. 

1904. 1784 Lamia; statuette, ivory. "Then 

with a frightened scream she 
vanished." — Keats. 

HUNT, STEWARD, and KNIGHT 

(F. G.) Architects. 

45, Parliament Street. 
1884. 1343 Stuart House, Cadogan Square. 
See also Shriglev and Hunt, and Verity 
AND Hunt. 

HUNTER, A Painter. 

116, Upper Seymour Street. 
1 84 1. 1 1 89 Sunday evening — the curate, 
one of the olden time. 

HUNTER, Miss Ada Painter. 

148, Adrian Terrace, 

South Kensington. 

1886. 1 1 37 Annie. 

130, Finborough Road. 

1887. 1319 After the Victory. 

1888. 1396 Clara. 

1890. 1470 Miss Blanch Hunter. 

1893. "^* " She gives a side glance." 

1896. 1182 The little bridesmaid. 

1897. 1 161 "I'm ready." 

>354 "No tears for me! a happy 
bridesmaid makes a happy 
bride." — Tennyson. 

1898. 1351 Willie, son of E. S. Truman, 

Esq. 

HUNTER, Miss Blanche F. 

Painter. 
130, Finborough Road. 

1889. 1308 For eye and palate. 

HUNTER, Colin, A.R.A,, R.I. 

Painter. 

1868. 610 Taking in the nets. 

12, Si. Andrew's Square, 

Edinburgh. 

1870. 9*8 Taking shelter from a squall 

187 1. 124 Becalmed. 



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2, Langham Place, 

1872. 899 Herring trawlers. 
1044 Sailing free. 

1873. 386 Trawlers waiting for darkness. 
526 Three fishers. 

1082 After a gale. 

1874. 109 Coming ashore. 
297 Salmon stake-nets. 
38s With wind and tide. 

61, Carlton Hill, 

1875. 30 Hours of rest. 
837 Give way. 

1876. 382 Daybreak, digging for bait. 
954 Kelp burning. 

Lugar House^ Melbury Road. 

1877. 510 A stitch in time. 
595 Daily bread. 

1878. 409 Ebbing tide. 

417 Store for the cabin. 

14, Melbury Road, 

1879. 95 The lee shore. 

43 S Their only harvest. Purchased 
for the Chanirey Bequest for 

952 The Village of Aroch. 

1880. 506 The silver of the sea. 
572 lona shore. 

1 88 1. 548 In the gloaming. 
558 Mussel-Gatherers. 

1882. 445 The sea-guirs toilette. 
465 Low tide. 

1520 Waiting for the homeward 
bound. 

1883. 695 Lobster fishers. 
1509 A pebbled shore. 

(Elected A.R.A.) 

1884. 20 Summer twilight. 

102 " As they roar on the shore." 
1 54 The first arrivals. 
389 The herring market at sea. 
1885.*^" 709 The Rapids of Niagara above 
the Falls. 
806 In search of sea-drift. 
1064 Salmon fishers. 
1 148 The girl who baits the line. 

1886. 81 Summer fishing. 
122 The woman's part. 
148 " Caller baddies." 

645 "When the boats come in." 

1002 Miss Alice Lyall. 

1887. 28 Their share of the toil. 
306 The luck of the creel. 
990 Beneath blue skies. 

1888. 14 The meeting of the waters. 
76 Fishers of the North sea. 

798 Lac du Bourget, Savoie. 
832 Drying fish. 

1889. 5 Baiters. 

267 Oscar Leslie Stephen, Esq. 
45 « The morning breeze. 

IV. 



1889. 


885 The little haven. 


1890. 


384 The hills of Morven. 




694 Master Gordon Ness. 


I89I. 


344 lona crofters. 




438 Oban regatta, 1890. 




593 By the deep sea. 




630 lona. 


1892. 


286 The burial of the Macdonalds 




of Glencoe on St. Munda 




Island, Loch Leven, 1692. 




835 Scourie Bay. 


1893. 


3 1 Waiting for low tide. 




312 Lobster fishers. 




483 Ireland. 




820 Reflections. 


1894. 


37 Scalloway Castle, Shetland. 




205 Wet sand. 




456 Wintry weather. 




565 The gleanings of the herring 




harvest. 


1895. 


154 Good night to Skye. 




385 Tanning the herring nets. 




529 Salmon fishing on the Dee, 




Kircudbright— the shoulder 




net. 


1896. 


1 50 A natural harbour. 




191 Haddock boats beating to 




windward. 




408 A load of peat. 




475 The haunts of the Solan goose. 


1897. 


13 The day of rest. 




180 Helmsdale. 




253 The pool in the wood, Helms- 




dale. 




619 Miss Isobel Donaldson. 


1898. 


261 Changing pasture. 




344 The Hills of Skye from Loch 




Duich. 




380 Bringing home the bracken. 




450 Still evening. 


1899. 


138 Signs of herring. 




159 Kyles of Skye. 


1900. 


1 10 Anchored to the nets. 




646 London from the Tower Bridge. 


I90I. 


S79 Herring fishers . ofi* Kildonan 




Castle, Isle of Arran. 


1902. 


135 Voices of the sea. 




430 I/anding haddock. 




526 The Sands of Bettyhill, Suther- 




landshire. 


1903. 


57 Salmon fishers. 




261 Garth, Perthshire. 




479 The "Victory" ofi* Walmer 




Castle. 



HUNTER, Miss Elizabeth... Painter. 

27» Upper George Street^ 

Bryanston Square. 

1855. 350 A child with flowers. 

1856. 105 Study of a head. 

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THE ROYAL ACADPIMY EXHIBITORS 



Hunter, Miss Elizabeth — continued. 

1857. 298 *' Oh dear! what can the matter 

be? etc." 

1858. 68 LittleCharlotte's writing lesson. 

" Well, CharW," said I, look- 
ing over a copy of the letter O, in 
which it was represented as sauare, 
triangular, pear-shaped, ana col- 
lapsed in all kinds of ways, '* we 
are improving. If wc can only eet 
to make it round we shall oe 
perfect, Charley."— -5Af»>J Houst, 

To-morrow's lessons. 

18, Bridge Terrace^ Kensington, 

The mother's return. 

25, Fulham Place^ Maida Hill, 

The widow's only son. 

18, Bridge Terrace. 
" Oh dear ! what can the matter 

be? etc." 
Alone in the studio. 
53, Bloomfield Road^ 

Maida Vale, 
A comer in the farmyard, Hon- 

fleur. 
4, Kingsdown Road^ Holloway, 
The farmyard. "Those noisy 

pigs!" 



1859. 


205 


1862. 


428 


1863. 


290 


1868. 


353 




563 


1877. 


i«3 


1883. 


661 



HUNTER, Graham James, 
iii, page 287. 



See vol. 



HUNTER, G. Sherwood Painter. 

209, King Street y Aberdeen, 
1882. 989 Passing the Lagoon, Venice. 
1884. 1042 Fishing — a fly net. 

108, Fentimati Road^ Lambeth, 

1887. 488 Emptying a salmon net. 

2, Brick Courts Tem[>le, 

1888. 4S6 Salmon fishermen emptying a 

jumper, Aberdeen Coast. 

1889. 1 166 The new pet and the old — 

Volendam, Holland. 

1890. 891 Curiosity. 

1891. 88 A Marken girl, Holland. 

1892. 675 " Allez-vous-en ! " 

790 Marie, a fisherman's daughter, 
Marken. 

1893. 42 > A barber of Seville. 

458 Funeral of a fisherman's child, 

Volendam, Zuider Zee. 
786 Gitana, Seville. 

1894. 905 The Angelus, Vollendam, Zui- 

der Zee. 

1895. 863 The Jew's wailing place, Jeru- 

salem, 1894. Psalm Ixxix. 
Newlyn^ Penzance, 
1898 224 Jubilee procession in a Cornish 
village, June, 1897. 



HUNTER, H. C, Junr Sculptor. 

1843. '49^ Christ and Mary. 

HUNTER, James Architect. 

At Mr. Arrov/s, Tothill Fields^ 
Westminster. 

1776. 152 Design for a temple dedicated 

to the Cardinal virtues. 

465, Strand. 

1777. 188 A design for a Mausoleum. 

HUNTER, James B Engraver. 

3, Conuley Green Crescent^ 

Edinburgh. 
1 89 1. 17 1 3 Menippus. After Velasquez. 
1896. 1566 King Philip 4th of Spain. After 
Velasquez. 

HUNTER, James K Architect. 

51, SandgatCy Ayr^ N.B. 
1898. 1607 Shooting lodge, Miefield, Kir- 
cudbrightshire. 

HUNTER, John Kelso Painter. 

109, Dale Street^ Glasgow. 
1847. 479 Portrait of himself. 



HUNTER, 


John Young Painter. 






14, Melbury Roady Kensington. 


1895. 


479 


Loch Carron Moor. 




73" 


All in a garden fair. 


1896. 


180 Mrs. Robert English. 




684 Glen Sligachan, Skye. 




983 


The finding of Moses. 

3, Pembroke Studios. 


1897. 


2:6 


The crofter's home. 


1898. 


»95 


Edith Mary, daughter of N. 
Macmichael, Esq. 




479 


Cleopatra before Caesar. 


1899. 


167 


Pets. 




671 


Market day. 




997 


My lady's garden. Purchased 
for the Chantrey Bequest for 




1037 


"Hark ! hark ! the dogs do bark, 

etc." 
clo C, Hunter, A,R,A,, 










14, Melbury Road. 


1900. 


320 


"Rings and things and fine 
array." 




635 John Robertson, Esq. 






5, Edwardes Square Studios. 


1901. 


676 Portrait of a gentleman. 




798 


" Come lasses and lads ! " 
Bourton on the Hill, 

Moreton in Marsh, 

Gloucester. 


1902. 


119 


Forest lovers. 

14, Melbury Road. 


1903- 


553 


The nightingale. 



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Gifford's Hall, Wickhambrook, 
Suffolk. 
1904. 429 Filson Young, Esq. 
558 The bride Elect. 

HUNTER, Mrs. John Young (Mary). 

Painter. 
€\o C, Hunter, A,R,A., 

14, Melbury Road. 

1900. 506 The denial. 

841 The Duke's High Dame. " As 
a tiring may, must I bind 
the shoon, etc." 
5, Edwardes Square Studios. 

1 90 1. 497 Joy and the labourer. "Take 

Joy home, etc." 
729 An Italian Garden. 
Bonrton on tfie Hill, 

Gloucester. 

1902. 94 Seekers. " Where shall wisdom 

be found?" 
loi Miss Katherine Auld Mackin- 

non. 
530 The Village green. 

14, Melbury Road. 

1903. 693 The road mender. 

Gifford's Hall, Wickhambrook. 

1904. 881 The Wanderer. "With travel 

far your feet are sore, etc." 

HUNTER, Mason Painter. 

I \a, Shadwick Place, 

Edinburgh. 
.1889. 462 EveningSunlight — St. Andrews. 
1 89 1. 1 1 69 Ailsa Craig and Island of 
Arran. 
1442 The Sound of Jura. 

1893. X089 "Slowly fades the evening 

light." 

1894. 1 161 Newhaven Harbour. 

1895. 33* Tarbert Harbour — evening. 
919 A riverside Pastoral — East 

Lothian. 

HUNTER, Stephen W Painter. 

6, Camden Studios, N. W. 
1 90 1. 629 Middle watch. 

HUNTINGTON, Daniel, N.A. 

Painter. 
New York, U.S., and 

19, Newman Street. 
1852. 525 Portrait of Sir Charles East- 
lake, P.R.A. Painted by re- 
quest of the Directors of the 
New York Gallery of Arts 
for t/ieir Collection. 
1^53- ^77 The Archbishop of Canter- 
bury. {Sumner.) 



New York. 

1857. 530 Boy with a boat: portrait of 

Charlie Huntington. 
2, Campden House Road, IK 

1858. 222 Dr. Wallcot Gibbs, Professor 

of Chemistry in the Free 
Academy, New York. 
842 Ichabod Crane and Katrina 
van Tassel. — Sketch book. 
New York, and 

45, Maddox Street. 

1859. 365 The doubtful note. 

HUNTINGTON, Francis H. 

Painter. 
Halifax, Ipswich. 

1851. 735 Off Whitby, Yorkshire. 

935 Port Madoc, Carnarvonshire: 
vessel aground, discharging 
cargo. 

1852. 119 A Wreck at sea — the evening 

after the storm. 

Old Lodge, Totteridge. 

1857. 119 A flowery bank. 

1858. 519 Harrow, from the Hale, near 

Edgware. 
i860. 54 Grass Hall Farm, Finchley. 
Western Villa, Arkley, 

near Bamet, 
1865. 539 Oystermouth Castle, the Mum- 
bles, near Swansea, South 
Wales. 
3, Lawn Road, 

Haverstock Hill, 
1 87 1. 667 Branksea Island and the en- 
trance to Poole Harbour. 
Mervel Hill, Hambledon, 

Godalming. 
1894. 1093 On the Dee, near Ballater, 
Aberdeenshire. 

HUNTINGTON, G Painter. 

62, Cheapside. 
1847. 236 A man of war at anchor. 

HUNTLEY, Miss Georgiana. 

Painter. 
14, Clarendon Square. 

1 816. 795 View of a church. 

7, Clarendon Square. 

181 7. 625 View on the Thames near 

Richmond. 
631 View of Lambeth from Mill- 
bank. 

25, Buckingham Place. 

18 18. 627 A peasant boy returning from 

market with vegetables, on 
a winter's day. 

1819. 679 Scene before a cottage door 

near Margate. 



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Huntley, Miss Georgiana—con/tnued. 

1 6, Newman Street, 
182 1. 785 Portrait of a French lady. 

10, Nav Road^ Fitzroy Square, 
1825. 652 A portrait. 

HUNTLEY-GORDON, Herbert. See 
G, vol. iii, page 274-5. 

HUNTLY Painter. 

24, St. John's Wood Terrace, 
1846. 405 Girl and bird. 

HUNTON, Miss Charlotte. 

Sculptor. 
Brmvs Hill^ Torquay, 

1892. 2001 A young Bacchante; statuette, 

bronze. 

1893. 1800 Bacchante; head. 
18 18 Vanity; statuette. 

HUQUIER, James Gabriel. 

Crayon Painter. 
At Mr, GoldwelPs, Piccadilly, 
1 77 1. 107 A portrait of himself; in 
crayons. 

48, South Molton Street, 
1774. 137 Three small portraits; in cray- 
ons. 
J, G, Huquire^ 

42, South Moulton Street^ 

Grosvenor Square, 
1778. 168 Three portraits; in crayons. 

J' J, Huguier, Cambridge, 

1783. 258 Portrait of a gentleman; minia- 

ture. 
/. H, Huquier^ 

Greek Street^ Soho, 

1784. 331 Portrait of a gentleman; cray- 

ons. 
384 Portrait of a young lady. 
— Huquier^ 
26, Church Street^ St, Annes, 

1785. 252 Portrait of himself; crayons. 

y. G, Huquier^ 

8, Carlisle Street^ Soho, 

1786. 379 Portrait of a gentleman; in 

fixed crayons. 

HURD-WOOD, F. S. See^. 

HURDLE, E. H Painter. 

J. E.J. Hurdle, 

Topsham, Devon, 
185 1. 614 A View on the Thames. 

E, H, Hurdle. 
1855. ^^5 Topsham, Devon. 



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HURLBAT, P Architect. 

Newington^ Surrey, 
1798. 1007 Almshouses near Brighton. 



HURLSTONB, Frederick Yeates. 

Painter. 
29, Great Queen Street^ 

LincoMs Inn. 

1 82 1. 385 Le Malade Imaginaire. 

Having provided myself with 
the chair (the mathematical chair 
of Sanctorius) I used to study, 
eat, drink and sleep in it, in- 
somuch, that I may be said for 
the last three years, to have lived 
in a pair of scales. 

1822. 47 Mr. G. Cross, Junr. 

299 The return of the Prodigal son. 
*' And he arose and came to 
his father, etc." 

1823. 53 Mrs. Edndge. 

1 1 5 Portrait of a lady. 
243 Sir Henry White. 
338 J. Bainbridge, Esq. 
603 J. Allen, Esq. 

130, Wellington Street. 

1824. 258 Portrait of the Spanish General 

Quiroga. 
377 Mrs. Rutter. 
389 Portrait of a lady. 
476 J. Horwood, Esq. ; painted for 

the Butchers' Hall. 
527 The contention between the 

Archangel Michael and Satan 

for body of Moses. 

Yet Michael the Archangel, 
when contending with the Devil 
he disputed about the body of 
Moses, durst not bring against 
him a railing accusation but said. 
The Lord rebuke thee.— ^ittfe, 
ver. 39. 

1 2, Tavistock Street, 

1825. 50 Mrs. Robinson. 
170 J. Spry, Esq. 

1826. 32 J. B. Moody,' Esq. 

117 Portrait of a gentleman. 

150 A head. 

35 « G. Chilton, Esq. 

517 Dr. Ramadge. 

916 Mrs. J. B. Moody. 

1827. 161 Portrait of the daughter of 

George Chilton, Junr., Esq. 
229 The Earl of Carhampton. 
284 Major Saunderson, Grenadier 

Guards. 

1 54, Regent Street, 

1828. 46 Portrait of a daughter of Lt.- 

Col. Parker. 
61 Portrait of a gentleman. 



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205 



9, Princess Street, 

1829. 17 The Earl of Cavan. 

1830. 59 Portrait of an officer. 

loi Portraits of the lady and son 

of Dr. Dodson. 
487 Portrait of a gentleman. 

9, Chester Street, 
'1844. 89 Portrait of a lady. 

585 The prisoner of Chillon. "A 
light broke in upon my 
brain, etc." 
611 Portrait of a lady and her son. 

1845. 4 do. young lady. 

1 1 3 Mary, daughter of Sir William 
G. Hylton Jolliffe, Bart. 

534 Augusta, daughter of Sir Ben- 

jamin Hall, Bart., of Llan- 
over. 

535 J- M. Bracken bury, K.H., late 

Her Majesty's Consul at 
Cadiz. 

HURLSTONE, Mrs Painter. 

1846. 83s Portrait of a little boy. 

9, Chester Street. 

1847. 784 Portrait of a little boy. 
936 do. lady. 

1849. 763 Mrs. J. V. Hardy and child. 

1850. 760 Mrs. Forster. 

871 Ella and Henrietta, daughters 
of Dr. Chilcote. 

HURLSTONE, F. B., Junr. 

Painter. 

9, Chester St., Be/grave Square, 
1858. 752 Portrait of a lady. 

HURLSTONE, Richard Painter. 

^. Hurleston^ Carey Street, 

1 77 1. 261 A portrait. 

R, Hurlston. 

1772. 125 Portrait of an old man. 

1773. >59 do. a gentleman; three- 

quarters. 
R, Hurieston, 

At Mr, Bourn's, New St., 
Covent Garden, 
1778. 169 Portrait of an artist. 

170 do. a Capuchin friar at 
Rome. 
At Mr. Dalmayn^s, 
Bow Street, 

Covent Garden, 
1780. 99 Portrait of a lady. 

141 do. gentleman. 

186 Maria from Sterne. 

HURRY, Miss Agnes Painter. 

30, Fulham Road, 
1 90 1. 1324 Mrs. G. Gelardi. 



1 90 1. 1363 Muriel. 
1390 Vera. 

1902. 1 157 Mrs. Alfred Quare. 

HURST, A. H Architect. 

A. Hurst, at Mr. Gowan^s, 

220, Piccadilly. 
iTjS, 171 Elevation of a casine. 
^779- '55 A mausoleum to the memory 
of David Garrick. 

1780. 461 Design for a bath. 

88, Long Acre. 

1 78 1. 453 Design for a temple. 

3, Upper James Street, 

Golden Square, 

1782. 436 Design for a villa. 

1 5, Rcdcross Square. 

1783' 445 Design for an assembly house. 

A. H, Hurst, Basinghall St. 

1787. 524 PentonviUe Chapel, now build- 

ing in the New Road near 
Islington, with four houses 
adjoining. 

1788. 564 Design for Winchester Place, 

now building near Penton- 
viUe Chapel, Islington. 

Hatton Street. 

1792. 682 Principal front of a house at 
Hammersmith. 

1793' 789 Wimbledon lodge, now erect- 
ing for Gerard de Visme, 
Esq. 

1794. 613 Designs for park entrances. 

1796. 802 Peterborough House, now 
building for John Meyrick, 
Esq. 

HURST, Hal Painter. 

8, St, PauPs Studios, 

West Kensington, 

1896. 553 Mrs. Hal Hurst. 
890 The Siren. 

1897. 540 Faith. 

1898. x86 The capture. 

15, Edith Villas, 

West Kensington. 

1899. 281 " Tho' thy sins be as scarlet." 
1556 Running the gauntlet. 

1577 An encore. 

62, Grosvenor Street, W. 
1903. 59 Evelyn, daughter of H. Gould, 
Esq. 
148 Mrs. Dale-Lace. 

HURST, W Architect. 

Doncaster, and 

39, Southampton Buildings. 
181 1. 844 Design for a market cross, etc., 
in Yorkshire. 
877 Design for a Park Entrance. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



HURT, Louis B Painter. 

Ashbourne^ Derbyshire, 
1 88 1. 344 In the Highlands. 

1884. 163 Late Autumn. 

1885. 246 When Autumn leaves have 

fallen. 
258 Hills of the Isle of Mist. 

1886. 146 Autumn's grey and gold. 
1085 In a Northern glen. 

1887. 236 Morning — a start for the 

South. 
Ivonbrook House, 

Darly Dale, Derbyshire, 

1888. 498 Hart o'Corrie, Skye. 
1 1 37 The fall of the year. 

1889. 371 Scotland. 

1004 The carpet of the woods. 

1 89 1. 38 " From autumn leaves the 

summer green has fled." 

1892. 766 The silence of the woods. 
1894. 268 Lingering Autumn. 
1898. 141 The unveiling of the hills. 

1900. 989 "When morning mists rise 

softly, From rugged moun- 
tain sides." 

1901. 538 "By peaceful loch and mist 

wreathed hill." 
564 "For days the clouds had 
raked the hills, and vexed 
the vales with raining." 

HURTER, C Miniature Painter. 

53, Great Marlborough Street, 
1787. 153 Portrait of a gentleman. 
1789. 316 do. do. 

HURTER, John Henry. 

Enamel Painter. 
2, Tavistock Row, 

Covent Garden. 

1779. »57 Three portraits in crayons. 
158 Two portraits in enamel. 

53, Great Marlborough Street, 

1780. 260 A frame with enamelled pic- 

tures. 

1 781. 315 A frame with portraits; enamel. 



HUSKINSON, H. 

1832. 570 Mr. Gee. 



... Painter. 

Nottingham, 



HUSKINSON, John Sculptor. 

The Bank, Bingham, Notts, 

1886. 1878 Moloch; group, terracotta. 

44, Tedworth Square, Chelsea, 

1887. 1874 A cobbler; statuette, terra- 

cotta. 



HUSKISSON, L Painter. 

Z. Huskifison, 

1839. 478 Landscape. 

J. Huskinson. 

1 84 1. 80 Landscape. 

L, Huskinson, 

39, Penton Place, 

1843. 615 A country fair. 

1844. 1 20 1 Itinerant performers. 

Z. Huskisson, do. 
1^45* 32^ Rabbit shooting. 

Z. Huskinson, do, 

1846. 168 The poet waiting for inspira- 

tion. 
Z. Huskisson, do, 

1850. 1093 Comus, etc. 

1851. 775 The Cottager's sabbath. "Now 

let us repose from our care 
and our sorrow, etc." 

1853. 149 The Present. 

275 Expecting a friend. 

1856. 521 The protectionist. 

1859. 652 A landscape and figures. 

HUSKISSON. R Painter, 

R, Huskinson, Hammersmith. 
1838. 18 The dancing doll. 

39, Penton Place, 

1842. 287 Sunday morning. 

1843. 235 A Troublesome neighbour. 

1844. 529 The Blind fiddler. "Oh! gin 

I were a baron's heir, etc." 
R, Huskisson, do, 

1845. 649 The rescue — Goatherd and 

dogs attacking a wolf. 

1847. 54 The midsummer night's fairies. 

*• There sleeps Titania, etc." 

1848. 632 Sabrina. "The guiltless dam- 

sel, etc." 

1852. 1256 Adonis. "There yet in secret 

does he ly, etc." 
1854* 446 Titania*s elves robbing the 
squirrel's nest. — Midsummer 
Night^s Dream, 
574 Paternal cares. 

HUSON, Thomas, R,L Painter. 

10, Marine Crescent, 

Liverpool, 

187 1. 218 On Watendlath Beck. 

1872. 493 An October evening at Dol- 

garrog. 

1873. 49^ On North Sannox Burn, Arran. 
544 A Welsh Valley — a grey au- 
tumnal morning. 

I, Oxford Road, Liverpool, 

1877. 457 A silvery morning. 

1878. 271 Rough pastures. 

1880. 652 The lingering mists of morn- 
ing. 



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1880. 1295 The willowy brook. 

1 88 1. 377 Sunny September. 

Northcote^ Waterloo^ Liverpool, 
1883. 1007 "Sweet hour of closing day." 
1885. 1257 Water sprites. 
1889. 903 From silver seas. 

1179 "When seas are fair and winds j HUTCHINSON, F. J Painter. 

43, Beech Street^ Barbican, 
1837. 518 The Vision of Eliphaz. 



HUTCHINSON, Charles E. 

Architect. 
1 1 ^ John Street^ Bedford Bow, 

1903. 1619 College chapel. 

1904. 1496 Town Hall, etc., Aldershot. 



are still." 

HUSON, W Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1783. 46 Portrait of a lady. 

HUSSEY, R. C Architect. 

Chapel Street, Bedford Row, 
1825. 487 A cross. 

974 Design for a Norman front. 

HUTCHINGS, J Painter. 

Blakesley, near Towcester, 
1849. 1 166 Morning. 

HUTCHINS, S Architect. 

At Mr, Moppet^ s, 

42, Upper Berkeley Street, 
181 5. 764 Design for a Villa. 

181 7. 927 Mausoleum. 

1 81 8. 906 Design for a bath. 

Maida Hill, 

1 819. 1074 Design for a Mansion. 

HUTCHINSON, A., Junr.... Painter. 

1832. s*» Portrait of a gentleman. 

HUTCHINSON, Allen Sculptor. 

Blurton Vicarage, 

Stoke-on-Trent, 

1883. 1665 A study; medallion, terra- 

cotta. 
Oakley Cottage Studios, 

Chelsea, 

1884. '803 Bishop Selwyn; medallion, 

terra-cotta. 

25, Glebe Place, 

1885. 2072 A royal tiger. 

Blurton Vicarage, 

Stoki-on-Trent, 

1886. 1845 A St Bernard dog; terra- 

cotta. 
1874 A rogue; statuette, bronze. 
1894. 1825 Chinaman; bust. 

HUTCHINSON, C. Bernard. 

Architect. 
20, Queen Street, Deal. 
1904. 1477 General Post Office, Deal. 
1521 Borough offices. Deal. 
1549 Almshouses, Mill Road, Deal. 



HUTCHINSON, George Painter. 

31, Cantlows Road, 
1885. 1489 Fairy. 
1887. 71 Meditation. 

HUTCHINSON, George W. C. 

Painter. 
10, Ashchurch Park Villas^ 

Shepherd's Bush. 
1882. 258 "Multiplication is vexation." 

70, Sinclair Road, Kensington, 
1884. 69 Fact and Fiction. 

3, York Place, Clifton, Bristol, 

1889. 109 Charity. "A fellow feeling 

makes one wondrous kind." 

HUTCHINSON, Miss Gertrude K. 
Miniature Painter. 
105, Belgrave Road, S, W. 
1904. 1138 Miss Enid Hensley. 

1 1 39 Baroness Christine de Linden. 

1140 Miss Poppy Hensley. 

HUTCHINSON, Miss Isabel M. 

Painter. 

43, Fordwych Road, 

West Hampstead, 
1 90 1. 1490 Isabel. 

HUTCHINSON, M Painter. 

2, Baches Row, Hoxton. 

1828. 49 Portrait of a lady. 

1829. 77 do. gentleman. 

1830. 724 do. lady. 

1 83 1. 185 G. R. Ward, Esq. 

HUTCHINSON, P Architect. 

32, Coleman Street. 
1 87 1. 984 Kisnah Viaduct on Great India 
Railway. 

HUTCHINSON, Samuel ... Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1802. 4>3 A Dutch Kitchen. 

HUTCHINSON, W. Henry Plorio. 

Painter. 
14, Henrietta Street, 
1839. 1072 Munoo of Benares. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



HUTCHISON, J. 

Miniature Painter. 

S, Ccistk Street^ 

Newman Street, 

261 Portrait of a lady. 

262 do. gentleman. 
310 do. lady. 
754 do. gentleman. 

10, Richmond Buildings^ Soho, 
A portrait. 

do. (Lord Mansfield,") 

do. 



1792. 



1793- 



358 
362 
380 
427 Portrait of a gentleman. 



464 
617 
621 

73» 
744 
757 



do. 

do. 

do. 
A portrait, 
do. 
do. 



do. 
do. 
lady. 



1794. 483 Portrait of a lady. 
4S5 do. an artist. 
533 do. a lady. 
548 do. a gentleman. 
1 795- 359 do. a performer on the 

German flute. 
361 Portrait of an officer in the 

Surrey Fencibles. 
371 Portrait of a physician. {JDr, 

Sommers,) 
413 Portrait of a nobleman. {Lord 

LougJiborough^ when Lord 

Chancellor,) 
521 Portrait of a lady. 
569 do. an officer. 

31, Oxford Street, 

1796. 354 do. a physician. (Dr, 

Hemming^ 
540 Portrait of a lady. 
565 do. gentleman. 

45, Rathbone Place, 

1797. 440 do. celebrated vocal 

performer. {SignoraStorace,) 
772 Portrait of a celebrated vocal 

performer. 
774 do. do. do. 

786 Portrait of a celebrated per- 
former on the violin. 
950 A frame with seven portraits. 

Hutchison^ 

25, Bow Street. 
18 19. 856 Miss Somerville. 

HUTCHISON, John, R.S,A, 

Sculptor. 

97, George Street^ Edinburgh, 

1861. 1067 John Philip, Esq., R.A. 
1 1 24 A Roman Girl. 

1862. 1025 Hamlet. 

1864. 980 Pasquccia, a Roman girl. 
984 Mrs. Learmonth; marble. 



1864. 
1865. 
1867. 

1868. 
1869. 
1870. 



1871. 



1872. 



1873. 

1887. 
1891. 

1892. 

1894. 

1895. 

1896. 
1897. 
1902. 



997 " Stella," a Roman mother. 

1066 A Roman girl; marble. 

1043 Adam Black, Esq.; marble 

bust. 
977 Bust of a lady; marble. 

1290 Dante; marble. 

1 1 36 Genevieve; marble. 

1147 A Roman dancing girl repos- 
ing. 

1 183 Sir George Harvey, President 
of the Royal Scottish 
Academy; marble. 

X198 Peter Reid, Esq., Forfar. For 
the Reid Hall, Forfar. 

1430 Mrs. Lockhart Thomson; 
marble. 

1540 The Earl of Dalhousie, K.T., 
G.C.B., M.W., Past Grand 
Master Mason of Scotland. 
Commissioned by the Grand 
Lodge of Scotland; marble. 

1 561 Peter Reid, Esq., Forfar, etc. 

Presentation bust, 

1562 Mrs. James Ballantine; mar- 

ble. 

1510 M.F.F.; marble bust. 

3, Torpichen Place^ Edinburgh. 

1 821 A Florentine; bust. 

2092 Dante at Verona; bust, mar- 
ble. 

1903 Miss Harris; bust, marble. 

1965 Little Mary; bust, marble. 

1787 The late Mrs. Barbour of 
Bonskid; bust, marble. 

1625 Miss Ethel Campbell Smith; 
bust, marble. 

1858 Genevieve; head, marble. 

1987 A lady; bust, marble. 

1635 The Good Shepherd; bust, 
marble. 



HUTCHISON, Robert Gemmell. 

Painter. 

53, George Street, Edinburgh. 
1062 The Empty cradle. 
II, Rochester Road, 

Camden Town, 
26 The pathos of life. "Pale 
death knocks with impar- 
tial foot, etc." 
649 Reminiscences of the Crimea. 
3 2 , Patshull Rd, , Kentish Totvn. 
325 The children's hour. 
68 In time of peace. 
1243 With the regiment. 
450 A basket of eggs. 
1230 "Blow, baby, blow." 
1 27 1 Soapsuds. 
332 A peep at the pigs. 
T]% Afternoon tea. 



1880. 



1884. 



1886. 

1887. 
1888. 
1889. 
1891. 



1892. 



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1892. 791 The happy days of childhood. 
1045 Out of his depths. 

4, Melville Place^ Edinburgh, 
1395. 23 Halloween. 

976 Soap and water. 

1899. 846 The old wife's tea. 

1900. 621 The latest arrival 
710 A lowland lassie. 

1902. 366 "When strings o' stories 
Grannie tells." 

HUTCHONS, J. and W... Architects. 

4, Allsofs Place, 
1 82 1. 1007 Park keeper's lodge, St. Mary- 
lebone Park. 

HUTH, Frederick Engraver. 

43, Albany Street, Edinburgh. 
1890. 1586 Fladbury Ferry. After Alfred 
Parsons. 

1894. 1382 The Kirk Collection. After 

H. W. Kerr. 
1490 The minuet. After Watteau. 
6, Shandwick Place, Edinburgh, 
1896. 1572 The late Very Rev. Professor 
Milligan. After Sir George 
Reid. 

1898. 1505 The Hon. Mrs. Graham. After 

T. Gainsborough, R.A. 

1899. 1442 Professor Masson. After Sir 

George Reid, P.R.S.A. 

HUTTON, T. G Painter. 

I, Eldon Square, 

NewcastU-an- lync, 
iS9S' 937 A peep on the river Derwent, 
County Durham. 

HUTTON, Thomas S Painter. 

9, Elmswood Road, 

Seacombe, Cheshire. 

1898. 1 1 87 St. Abb's Head, North East 

Coast. 

St. Abb's, Hoylake, Cheshire. 

1899. 1 1 19 The glories of departing day — 

Needle's Eye, N.B. 

HUTTON, Walter C. Stritch. 

Painter. 
39, Broadhurst Gardens. 
1890. 478 Miss Florence Orr. 

Bromham Road, Bedford. 

1895. 41 The Golden hour. 

1 90 1. 812 A sheltered valley. 

9, Cook Street, Liverpool. 
1904. 197 Mrs. Walter Hutton. 

HUXLEY. See Batterby and Huxley, 
vol. i, page 143. 

IV. 



HUXLEY, Mi88 Marian. See Hon. 
Mrs. John Collier, vol. ii, page 107. 

HUXLEY, Mi88 Nettie Painter. 

4, Marlborough Place, N. fV. 

1887. 888 Beauty and the beast. 

1888. 831 Caught Napping. 

HUYTER, C. Painter. 

3, Vorh Street, Covent Garden. 

1788. 481 Portrait of a young gentleman. 

612 Four portraits. 

{This should be C. Hayter. See vol. iv, 

P^i^ 45- ^l i^ Huyter in the index and 

Hayter in the catalogue^ 

HYDE, P. Architect. 

185 1. 308 Church at Gravesend. 

HYDE, Prank Painter. 

S, Grafton Street. 

1872. 1315 Little Samuel; a portrait. 

1873. 293 The Greek Slave. 

36, Finborough Road. 

1874. 842 "Spirit of Beauty, that dost 

consecrate, etc." 
1062 Miss Hall, daughter of Mrs. 
James Hall. 
32, Vereker Road, 

West Kensington. 
1885. 622 "Are you coming with me?" 
a portrait. 

HYDE, Mrs. Richard (Elizabeth L.) 

Painter. 
3, Portland Place, 

West Kensington. 
1894. 1 1 59 Lilian. 

25, Ladbroke Grove. 
1896. 1268 A sultry day. 

HYDE, William Painter. 

3, New Court, Carey Street. 

1889. 1756 An autumn Evening. 

1890. 1670 Light and shade. 

1 89 1. 47S Winchelsea rooks. 
1669 A winter dawn. 

HYETT, John E Sculptor. 

2, Vereker Road, 

West Kensington. 
i;:>4. 1726 Miss Beale, Principal, Chelten- 
ham Ladies' College; bust, 
marble. 
1807 Baron de Ferriires; bust, mar- 
I ble. 

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



HYETT, W Painter. 

Ketteringy Northamptonshire. 
1816. 39a A cottage near Watford, Herts. 
468 A ruined tomb in the church 
of Irthlingboro, Northamp- 
tonshire. 



HYSLOP, Thco. B Painter. 

BethUm Royal Hospital, S^. 
1901. 197 Near Ventnor. 

HYTCHB, Miss Kezia Painter. 

22, Wharton Street, IV.C. 
1887. 780 Spring flowers. 



S 



Charles Painter. 

19, Adelaide Road, 

Early spring. 

4, The Mall, Park Road, N, IV. 

The Village under the cliff. 

"The gleam, I'he shadow, 
and the peace supreme." — 
Wordsworth. 

Morning in a Scotch fishing 
village. 

Twilight at Goathland, York- 
shire. 

On the river Avon, Christ- 
church, Hants. 

1 2, Primrose Hill Studios, 

N.W, 

Calm after a storm. 

On the Anin, near Petworth. 

Summer morning in a Sussex 
meadow. 

"Ever the weary wind went 
on." 

Evening at Christchurch ferry. 

Sunny evening — Oxwich, South 
Wales. 

Between the river and the sea. 

Midsummer day on the Tay. 

A moorland pasture near 
Swanage. 

A passing storm near Swanage. 

A sheltered stream. 

A Marsh Road in Suffolk — 
evening. 

A stream near shifting sand 
dunes — Oxwich, Wales. 

Poole, from Broadstone — sum- 
mer afternoon. 



I'ANSON, E,, Junr Architect. 

10, Lawrence Pountney Lane, 
1830. 1055 Design for a church and ceme- 
tery. 
1837. 1025 The state of the temple of 
Victory Apteros at Athens 
in the spring of last year. 
1139 Sketch of part of the Acropolis 
at Athens in the spring of 
last year, showing some frag- 
ments recently discovered 
near the east front of the 
Parthenon. 
1843. **33 The intended new frontage of 
Freeman's Court, City. 
1343 Houses near Windsor. 



'ANSON, 


1877. 


90s 


1883. 
1884. 


749 
433 




512 


1885. 


881 


1886. 


537 


1887. 
1888. 


796 
682 




969 




1128 


1889. 
1891. 


1327 
1043 


1893. 
1895. 
1896. 


344 
664 

2l6 


1897. 


387 
546 


1900. 


126 


1904. 


84 




109 



1844. 1 155 Cottage. 

1846. 1177 Bowyer School, Clapham. 

1849. 1043 Archway, St. Benet, Grace- 

church. 
1 1 18 Argus Life Assurance, Pall 
MaU. 

1850. i2i6 Buildings in the City. 
1857. 1050 Merchant Tailors' Hall. 
1859. 1 122 Offices, Mark Lane. 
i860. 622 Com Exchange Chambers. 
1873. 1180 Building at Charterhouse, etc. 
1886. 1618 Farnese Palace, Rome; in- 
terior. 

I'ANSON, E. and SON... Architects. 
10, Lawrence Pountney Street, 

1845. 1 141 Street architecture — Cheap- 

side. 

1322 Freeman's Place, Royal Ex- 
change. 
1880. 1094 Buildings for Merchant Tay- 
lors' Company. 

1 143 Com Exchange, Mark Lane. 

1886. 1 59 1 Cups Hotel, Colchester. 

1 63 1 Almshouses — Charlton, Kent. 

1887. 1 72 1 Winterfold, Cranleigh, Surrey. 

I'ANSON, Edward B Architect. 

7a, Laurence Pountney Hill, 
1 89 1. 1837 Convalescent Home at Park- 
wood, Swanley Junction. 
1895. 1533 St. Anne's House, Clapham. 

I'ANSON, F Painter. 

5, Cirencester Place, 
1833. 974 Portrait of a gentleman. 

10, Howland Street, 
1836. 201 The pet rabbit. 

IBBERSON, Herbert G.... Architect. 

28, Martinis Lane, 

Cannon Street, 

1898. 1690 Houses at Hunstanton, Nor- 

folk. 

1899. 1680 do. do. 

1900. 1094 A street in Dinan. 

1 90 1. 1124 Clock tower of the Duchess 

Anne, Dinan. 

IBBETSON, Ernest Painter. 

1 2, Myddclton Road, 

Ilkley, Yorkshire, 
1903. 7 The bathers. 



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IBBETSON, Julius Caesar... Painter. ; 


1793- 


9« 


Welsh peasants singing pen- 






/. Ibbiison^ 






illons to the harp of the 






19, Old Campion Street. 






celebrated J. Smith of Con- 


1785- 


53 


View of North Fleet. ' 






way, Caernarvonshire. 






/. Ibbetson, 




106 


The stack rock near Stack- 


1786. 


192 


View in Hyde Park; a winter 
scene. 






poole, coast of Pembroke- 
shire. 






Kilbum, 


1794. 


28 


Distant view of Anglesea, with 


1787. 


I4Z 


View of Harrow from Kilburn. 
East Indies and 






the pass round the bottom 
of Penmanmawr. 






loi, Berwick Street, Soho. 




«5« 


Beeston Castle, Cheshure — 


1788. 


ia6 The ascent of George Biggin, 






shower of rain. 






Esq., from Sl George's 




i5» 


Conway Castle— moonlight, 






Fields, June 29th, 1785. 






with the ferry boat. 






No address. 




299 


A storm, back of the Isle of 


1789. 


68 


View of Kilburn Wells — even- 
ing. 






Wight; distress of a fisher- 
man's family. 




102 


View of Kilburn Wells— morn- 




327 


Gypsies with an ass race. 






ing. 




422 


Druidical monument, Crom- 




«33 


View of the Cape of Good 






leck, Anglesea, 






Hope from Figer Bergh. 


1795- 


9» 


A scene in North Wales. 




188 


Landing of the remains of the 


1796. 


47 


Orchard Bay, Isle of Wight. 






Honourable Col. Cathcart 




84 Castle rock, Flat Holmes 






for interment at Angere 






island, Bristol Channel 






Point in the Island of Java. 




III 


Bulslater Bay, near Hacpoole 






Kilburn, 






Court, Pembrokeshire. 


1790. 


30 


View of the ruins at Castle 




336 


Nine views in Wales. 






Coch in Glamorganshire. 




383 


A View in Hyde Park — sum- 




109 


Briton Ferry, Glamorganshire. 






mer. 




116 


T landscape. 




389 Hyde Park — winter. 




406 A coal pit, Farnly wood, York- 






143, Leadenhail Street. 






shire. 


1797. 


780 


Table Bay, Cape of Good 


1791. 


67 


View of Llantrissant, Glam- 






Hope. 






organshire, from the west- 




782 


False Bay, Cape of Good 






ward. 






Hope. 




146 Gypsies. 






13, Silver Street, 




161 


do. 






Golden Square. 


1792. 


53 


Farm yard at Chale, Isle of 
Wight. 


1798. 


305 


Miners setting out from the 
great lead mine belonging 




74 


Steephill cove. Isle of Wight. 






to Lord Cawdor in Car- 




»75 


Remains of Hatfield Broad 
Oak. 






marthenshire, to encounter 
the French banditti at Fish- 




199 


View near Rockerend, Isle of 






guard. 






Wight 


1799. 


>4 


View of Bowder stone in Bor- 




201 


Steephill Cove — moonlight. 






rowdale. 




203 


View of Steephill, Isle of 
Wight, with a yacht belong- 




206 


View of Skiddaw from the head 
of Derwentwater. 






ing to the Hon. W. Tolle- 




»57 


View of the lower waterfall at 






mache. 






St. Michael Le Fleming's at 




429 


Portrait of old Scovell of the 






Rydal. 






Isle of Wight. 


1800. 


55 


An unmarried sailor's return. 




435 


Inside of a barn. 




80 A married sailor's adieu. 




439 


Barn near Kilburn — winter. 




235 


View of Grassmere, West- 




449 


View on the beach. Isle of 
Wight. 






moreland; painted on the 
spot. 




458 


Honbridge, near Kilburn — 
summer. 
47, Bell Street, Paddington, 




291 


View of Ambleside Fair, West- 
moreland; painted from 
nature. 


1793- 


9 


The Alligog Stacks, Coast of 




576 View near Rydal, Westmore- 






Pembrokeshire. 






land. 



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213 



1800. 735 An unmarried sailor ship- 

wrecked. 
792 A married sailor's return. 

Ambleside. 

1 80 1. 189 View near Skelwith. 

681 View of Ulls Water from Gow- 
barrow. 
At Mr, Pahet^s, 

Surrey side of Westminster 
Bridge, 

1804. '71 Cottage scenery with cattle, at 

Ambleside. 

172 Wynandermere lake, with 
cattle. 
J, Ibbetson^ 16, New Bond St. 

238 View of Windermere Water- 
head from the bottom of 
Mr. Otley's grounds, Trout- 
beck. 

6ii View down Windermere from 
the bottom of Mr. Otley's 
grounds, Troutbeck. 

Afas/tam, Yorkshire. 

1805. 75 Hallow E'en.— Vide Bums' 

Poems. 
10 1 Mrs. Ibbetson. 
267 Tom O'Shanter.— Vide Burns' 

poems. 

Ambleside. 

1806. 62 A farm yard. — Vide Bloom- 

field's Farmer's Boy. 
379 View of Ullswater, Cumber- 
land; taken from Grow- 
barrow Park. 
484 View of Grasmere, Westmore- 
land; taken from White 
Moss. 
2, Streatham Street^ 

Charlotte Street, 
1808. 172 View from nature. 

181 Landscape and cattle; com- 
panion to No. 172. 
304 View of Masham in Yorkshire. 
10, Portman Place^ 

Edgeware Road. 

181 1. 9 Cattle watering with Hawks- 

head in the background. 

143 Cattle, with the village of 
Leckwith, near Pennant's 
Point, Glamorganshire. 

488 View of Eagle crag, Borrow- 
dale, from Scandergill Force 
— effect of the morning's 
sun on a waterfall. 

1 8 1 2 . 74 A landscape and figures ; scene, 

Shaws, near Masham, York- 
shire. 

77 Clappersgate, with horses 
watering. 

290 Masham Fair. 



181 2. 295 Ancient Music. 

536 An old man selling bread. 

537 Pigs from nature. 
/. T. Ibbetson, 

26, Edward Street, 

Portman Square, 
181 5. 361 Composition. 

467 The Junction of the Severn and 
the Wye. 



ICHBNHAUSER, Mrs. Natalie. 

Painter. 

I, Langham Studios, 

Portland Place. 
1894. 113 Captain A. D. Hanson. 



IFOLD, Frederick Painter. 

33, Manchester Street. 

1847. 584 "And it came to pass, as soon 

as he came nigh unto the 
camp, that he saw the calf, 
and the dancing; and Moses' 
anger waxed hot, and he 
cast the tables out of his 
hands, and brake them be- 
neath the mount." Exodus, 
xxxii, 19. 

1848. 453 Cottage near Ryde, Isle of 

Wight. 

South Lodge, Campden Hill. 
1850. 140 Prospero and Miranda. "The 

fringed curtain of thine eye 

advance, etc." — Tempest. 
I, Eden Terrace, Battersea, 
1867. 446 Watercress girl. 



ILLIDGE, Thomas Henry... Painter. 
46, Bemers Street. 
1842. 121 James Aspinall, Esq. 
i843« 396 Mrs. William Jackson, Birkin- 
head. 
990 Miss Mary Teresa Illidge. 

1844. 257 A lady. 

33, Bruton Street. 

1845. 280 Andrew Robertson, Esq. 
389 Viscount Sandon, M.P. 

1846. 93 Sir William Charles Ross, R. A. 
613 Sir Philip de Malpas Grey 

Egerton, Bart., M.P. To 
commemorate his laying the 
foundation stone of the Bir- 
kenhead Docks on the 2yrd 
October, 1844. Painted for 
the To7vn Hall, Birkenhead. 
1 101 Portrait of a lady. 

1847. 490 do. do. 

$24 George Wilbraham, Esq. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



lUidge, Thomas HenrY-~confinued. 

1849. 3*3 The Rev. Edward Rice, D.D., 

Head Master of Christ's 
Hospital. Painted for the 
Board Roam of the Royal Free 
Hospital^ Grafs Inn Lane. 

1850. 564 Col. the Hon. Sir Edward Cust, 

K.C.H. 

1851. 26 Portrait of a lady. 

ILLINGWORTH, Miss Adeline S. 

Painter. 

259, King's Roady Chelsea, 
1897. 1632 Sir Thomas More's Chapel, 
Chelsea Old Church. 

14, Glebe Place^ Chelsea, 
1899. 1465 Cottage at Deane, Hants. 

1554 The Dacre Monument, Chelsea 
Old Church. 

1 90 1. 1482 On the Wall, Rothenburg^m- 

Tauber. 

1902. 1308 Stephen's Bridge, Headcorn. 

1 35 1 The South Ambulatory, West- 
minster Abbey. 

1903. l^^^ The Courtyard of the Archi- 

tect's House, Rothenburg. 

1904. 1364 Old Westminster. 

IMANO, Mrs. Miriam I. D.... Painter. 

57, Aherdare Gardens^ 

South Hampstead, 
1904. 389 The last of the season. 

IMHOPP Sculptor. 

1846. 1394 Marble statue of Rebecca at 
the well. 

INCH, J. Howard Architect. 

Eltham Lodge^ Maida Vale. 

1882. 114s Design for a Casino, etc. 

1883. 1240 A street in Viterbo. 

17, Southampton Street^ 

Bioomsbury, 
1886. 1 601 Monument to the late John 
Richard Green, historian, 
erected in the Cemetery, 
Mentone. 
1634 Saltskog, near Stockholm, Swe- 
den. 

21, King William St., W,C, 
1893. 1651 Courtyard of studio. 
1896. 1659 Memorial reredos, St. Mary, 
Oatlands, Surrey. 
1673 House at Fleet. 

35, Lincoln^ s Inn Fields, 
1475 Mausoleum, etc. 



1898. 

1904. 

INCH, 

1826. 



Joseph Murray Painter. 

31, King Street, Edgeware Rd, 
420 Mill in Dolgelly. 



1827. 



1828. 

1829. 
1830. 



1832. 

1833. 
1834. 



1836. 
1837. 



1841. 



1843. 
1847. 



55, Newman Street. 
451 Near Dolgelly. 
527 The banks of the Lugg, Rad- 
norshire. 
22, South Street, 

Manchester Square. 
601 Newhaven pier, Seaford Point 

in the distance. 
529 A study. 

194 Wood scene at Norton, Rad- 
norshire, on the estate of R. 
Price, Esq., M.P. 
48, George Street, 

Portman Square. 
367 Baggage Waggon— Rainy effect. 
608 Twilight. 

534 Lundy Island from Sir James 
Hamlyn Williams' grounds, 
near Clovelly. 
556 Moonlight, Clovelly — ferry 

boats in Bideford Bay. 
994 Old Houses, Leominster. 

Presteign, Radnorshire, and do. 
974 At Lynmouth, North Devon, 
looking towards the Welsh 
coast. 
98 2 Street scene, Ilfracombe, look- 
ing towards Hillsborough 
Cliffs. 
9, George Street, 

Portman Square. 
S12 Scene near Dolgelly on the 
Barmouth Road, North 
Wales. 
320 Windmills near Rotterdam. 
405 Cottages at Presteign. 



INCHBOLD, John William. 

Painter. 

Vernon House, Lloyd's Square. 
858 Study from nature — evening. 
1038 Sketch in November. 
I, Woolmer Cottages, 

Hammersmith. 
350 A study. 

489 The Chapel, Bolton. '* Nature 
softening, and unsealing, and 
busy with a hand of heal- 
ing." — Wordsworth, 
At J, R, Reynolds, Esq,, 

38, Grosvenor Street. 

244 "The Moorland." — Tennyson, 

1075 At Bolton. " And through yon 

gateway, etc." 
1162 A study in March. "When the 
primrose flower, etc." — 
Wordsutorth, 
312 Mid spring. "You scarce can 
see the grass for flowers." — 
Tennyson, 



1851. 



1852. 
1853. 



1855. 



1856. 



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215 



1856. 1187 The bum, November — theCu- 

cuUen Hills. 

1857. 360 The Jung frau, from the Wen- 

gern Alps. 

23, LituoMs Inn Fields, 
i860. 558 On the Lake of Thun. 

1 86 1. 535 Furze blossom. 

1862. 44S Tintagel, Cornwall 
572 King Arthur's Island. 
672 The Cornish Coast. 

1863. 318 In Cornwall — Trebarwith. 

Strand, 
1865. 500 The public gardens, Venice, 
from the sea. 

Charing Cross Hotel, 

1870. 305 The Under cliffe — springtime. 

"Though I should die, yet 
still I know, etc." 

187 1. 1067 The Upper cliff, Isle of Wight. 
1873. 141 The green horses of St. Mark's. 

1003 The Comwood Valley, Devon. 

1876. 510 Gordale Scar, Yorkshire. "Gor- 

dale chasm, terrific as the 
lair, etc," — Wordsworth, 
897 Eton from Windsor. 

38, Grosvenor Square, 

1877. 472 Yarmouth, Isle of Wight. 

1878. 480 Abroad— from the Mosque of 

Sidi Abd'er Rahman to Cape 
Matifou, Algiers. 
1406 At home — from High Wickham 
to Beachy Head, Hastings. 

1879. *°53 Rievaulx Abbey in the Valley 

of Rye. " The evening rainy, 
cold and grey." 

Montreux La Suisse, 
1882. 829 LakeLeman. "When summer 
is green." 

Charing Cross Hotel, 
1885. 682 Rivage, Lake Leman. 

716 From Pallano to the Dent du 
Midi. 

INCHBOLD, Stanley. Painter. 

57, Cavendish Place, 

Eastdoume, 
1894. 993 Whitby: twilight. 

60, Grove jRoad, Eastbourne, 
1898. 121 5 A bend on the Cuckmere river, 
Sussex. 

INDERMAUR,J. G Painter. 

1842. 303 Lorenzo and Jessica. — Mer- 

chant of Venice. 

J, G, Indamuer, 

1843. 594 The love letter. 

y. G, Indennaur, 

8, Howland Street. 
1845. *°M The discovery. 
1847. 1063 Miss Tyrrell. 



INDUNI, Gottardo Sculptor. 

I, Upper Cheyne Row^ Chelsea, 

1887. 1791 Vocazione alia patria; statu- 

ette. 

1888. 2058 Meditation; head. 



INGALL, Spence Painter. 

Hinderwell, 
1897. 1266 The Stackgarth. 



IN GALTON, William Painter. 

Eton, 
151 The wedding ring. 
240 The skittle players. 
568 A boat yard at Eton. 
364 View of Eton College. 
215 Bargaining for china. 
350 A landscape. 

304 Portraits of a lady and gentle- 
roan at breakfast. 
555 View of Windsor Bridge. 
60 The battle interrupted. 



1816. 
1817. 
1818. 
1819. 
1820. 

1821. 



1823. 



INGELOW, B. 
Ingelow, vol. i 



See Carpenter and 
page 399. 



INGHAM, Charles Cromwell, N,A, 

Painter. 
New York, 
1845. 52 Portrait of a lady. 



INGLE, E Architect. 

6, Bartholomew Place, 
1820. 990 Design for an entrance. 



INGLE, Miss Leura Painter. 

25, Kensington Gate, 
1896. 747 A study j head of a boy. 



INGLEPIBLD, Commander E. A., 

R,N, Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1851. 938 Composition — man of war's 
pinnace. "Going off to 
ship." 
1855. 1053 The battle of Trafalgar. 

55, Manchester Street, 
1857. 870 Sebastopol, as seen from the 
Redan. Taken on the spot^ 
the day after the battle. 

10, Grove End Road, 
1865. 445 Portraits of the Queen and 
Princess Royal. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



1892. 98 



1893. 


54* 


1898. 


426 




904 


1900. 
I90I. 


454 
1065 
1076 

382 




7«5 


1902. 


589 



Inglefieldy Commander B. A.» Ji.N, — 1 1891. 650 
caniinued. \ 

1868. 69X The last cruise of the last of 
the three deckers. 

" Victoria:' Flag-ship of Vice- 
Admiral Lord Clarence 
Paget, C.B., Capt. Gardner. 

^' Prince Consort:' Capt Ingle- 
field. 

''Arethusa:' Capt. Macdonald. 

^'Resistance:' Capt. Hillyar. 

« Royal Oak:' The Hon. Capt. 
Keane. 

'' Endymion." Capt. Wake. 

Signed. ''Form line abreast:' 



INGLIS, Miss Jane Painter. 

13, Hardwick Place, 
1859. 128 Autumn fruit. 
487 Flowers. 

1 86 1. 161 Fruit fragments. 

1862. 34 Bird's nest 

Afton Lodge^ Brixton, 
1865. 472 A Milanese girl. 
1867. 96 Lilies and nasturtiums. 

1873. 4^3 Just gathered. 

1 2, Anerley Park^ Anerley, 

1874. 502 At the headland, New Quay, 

Cornwall. 

1875. 1167 Under the limes at Hhiwick 

House, Bedfordshire. 

1876. 458. "What are the wild waves 

saying." 

1877. 1041 "This little thrush with speckled 

breast, etc." 
1048 Rockpool at low tide — Glen- 
dorgal, Cornwall. 

1882. 421 On the north-west coast of 

Cornwall. " Like diamonds 
glance the waves, etc." 
665 Ocean cavern on the Coast of 
Cornwall after a storm. 

1883. 1474 Glendorgal. 

1889. 432 The green shores of Erin: 

Lidcastle, Kerry. 
1 y Burton Rid, ^ West Kensington, 
1892. 726 "All on a summer's day." 

II, Crookham Road^ Fulham. 
1903. 555 A dream of summer. 

1043 "This little thrush with speckled 
breast" 

INGLIS, J. Johnstone, R,H,A, 

Painter. 
88, Fellowes Road, N, W, 

1890. 183. A Highland corrie. 

Bolton Grange, Hampstead, 

1891. 485 "Spring's first fiood, born of 

the winter's snow." 



" The evening sun has sunk to 

rest 'Mang moors and 

mosses, mony O." 
Trenton House, 

Balls Bridge, Dud/in. 
Idwal. " He watereth the hills 

from His chambers: He 

toucheth the hills and they 

smoke." 
A slate quarry. 

Montrose, Donnybrook, Dublin, 
On the Conway river, North 

Wales. 
" Over the moor with stealthy 

tread, storm-clouds come 

rolling, etc." 
The white cloud. 
Gorse. 

" Mothers of our Kings to be.'' 
A Highland harvest — Inver- 

nesshire. 
Among the islands — Parkna- 

silla, Co. Kerry. 
A moorland stream. 



INGPEN, A. W Painter, 

Canterbury. 
1832. 936 Brown stout, the property of 
Richard Chisholm, Esq., 
M.P., Canterbury. 

27, Burton Street. 
1S34. 430 Portrait of a hackney. 

1835. ^36 Portrait of Emerald, a hunter. 

88, Charlotte Street, 

1836. 404 A hawking party. 

746 Portrait of Mameluke. 

46, High Street. 

1837. 188 Hunting; sketch. 
190 do. do. 

1 838. 21 7 Portrait of Forester, a favourite 

Carriage horse. 

INGRAM, Herbert C Architect. 

9, Ironmonger Lane. 
1900. 17 1 2 Chancel, St Paul's church, 
Bermondsey. 

INGRAM (H. C), and WILSON 

(J. A.) Architects. 

9, Ironmonger Lane, 
1902. 1575 A mission church. 

INGRAM, Walter Rowlands. 

Sculptor. 

Rose Josaphat, Brussels, 

1862. 1023 Cyparissus lamenting the death 

of Apollo's stag, which he 

has killed by accident. 



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1864. 

1866. 
1867. 

1869. 

1871. 
1872. 



1873. 
1874. 
1876. 

1877. 
1878. 

1879. 

1881. 



1882. 

1883. 
1884. 
1885. 



1886. 



1887. 



1888. 



IV. 



19, 5/. Mark^s Crescent, 
1039 B. G. Babington, Esq., M.D., 

F.R.S. 
28a, Camden Street, N. W. 
857 A water nymph. 
1C05 Cupid wearied in the chase. 
1 155 Portrait of a lady. 
1209 Kittens at play. 

6, Clarendon Street, 
1 1 97 A. Schoonjans, Esq. 
1395 Mr. Vanderhaeghe. 
1499 Gyneth. "Slow the dark- 
fringed eyelids fall, etc." — 

Scotfs Bridal of Triertnain, 
1508 Queen of the May; marble. 
1583 Undine. 
1449 Diana Vernon. 

25, Strutt Street, 
1 5 16 Dolly Vardcn; terra-cotta. 
1498 The Veil; bust. 

I, Lady Grove Villas^ Derby. 
1538 Miss Wigg. 

2, Eccleston Street, S, W, 
1533 Love's Messenger. 
1564 Rinaldo and Armida; group, 

porcelain. "She turns and 

ere she knows, her lord she 

spies, etc." — Tasso, 
1567 The Very Rev. Arthur Penrhyn 

Stanley, Dean of West- 
minster; bust. 
1663 St. Anne. 
1587 The late H. Weekes, Esq., 

R.A.; bust, marble. 
1783 Ariel. "On the bat's back I do 

fly, etc." 
201 1 The Very Rev. E. Bickersteth, 

D.D., Dean of Lichfield; 

bust. 
2030 Mrs. Paton ; posthumous bust, 

marble. 
2066 "She gives a side glance and 

looks down, etc."; statuette. 
i79> "Sabrina fair"; statuette. 
1810 The late Rt. Rev. Christopher 

Wordsworth, D.D., Bishop 

of Lincoln; bust. 
1919 Mrs. George Banbury; cabinet 

bust, marble. 
1793 Una and the lion; group. 

" The kingly beast upon her 

gazing stood, etc." 
1845 The late Rt. Rev. Christopher 

Wordsworth, D.D., Bishop 

of Lincoln ; bust, marble. 
1907 The late E. S. Robinson, Esq.; 

bust, marble. 
1935 The late Sir George Jessel, 

Master of the Rolls; bust. 
2030 Ariel; group, bronze, etc. 



1889. 2029 The Rt. Rev. W. P. Austin, 

Bishop of British Guiana; 

bust. 
H. S. Marks, Esq., R.A.; bust, 

bronze. 
The late Sir G. Jessel, Master 

of the Rolls; bust, marble. 
W. G. Waters, Esq.; bust, 

bronze. 
Camilla; bust, marble. 
Edward Draper, Esq.; bust. 
John Cross, Esq.; bust. 

William Ayerst . . . Painter. 

20, Mortimer Street. 
Capri — twilight. 

65, WanvickRd,,Maida Vaie. 
Parting day. 
A hazy morning. 

85, Claverton Street, 5. W. 
A summer evening — Folke- 
stone. 
The last glint. 

Trafalgar Studios, Chelsea, 
"Twilight grey." 
Newlyn Harbour. 
Golden Eve, Brixham. 

G/enfrum, Norbiton, 
Gathering clouds. 
The harvest moon. 

Briarfieid, Norbiton, 
The wake of the tug. 
Moonlight. 
Exmouth harbour. 

Glenfrum, Norbiton, 

1890. 70 The death ship. "Harbinger 

of death the spectre ship, etc." 
251, King's Road, Chelsea, 
" A tower four-square to all the 
winds in heaven that blow." 
Evening off Eddystone. 

Preston St, Mary, Surbiton, 
The rescue. 
The ever-restless sea. 
A dream of summer. 

251, King's Road, Chelsea. 
Evening. 

Derelict. "Man made me, 
etc." 
562 A breezy day. 
cjo G, B, J, Hood, 

26, Tite Street, 
1399. 358 A Westerly wind. 

1900. 543 Cape St. Vincent. 
1014 Mid Atlantic. 

251 Kin^s Road, 

1 901. 1073 Falmouth — midwinter. 

1902. 914 The harbour bar. 

Hurstleigh^ Falmouth. 
1904. 137 With wind and tide. 

FF 





2087 




2090 


1890. 


2012 


1892. 
1894. 


2035 
1919 
1769 


INGRAM, 


1880. 


705 


1881. 


72 « 


1883. 


713 




1112 


1884. 
1885. 


954 
1149 
1426 


1886. 
1887. 


133 
907 


1888. 
1889. 


1 108 

709 

1296 



1892. 


1170 


1893. 


365 


1895. 
1896. 
1897. 


903 

573 
1 195 


1898. 


30 
536 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



INMAN, Henry Painter. 

New York, 
1838. 4»6 Portrait of a gentleman. 
1845. 175 Mrs. G. Putnam. 
331 Portrait of a child. 

INMAN, W. S Architect. 

82, Upper Guildford Street 
1815. 760 Design for a bath. 

66, Great Quebec Street, 
182 1. 1036 London Orphan Asylum. 

1075 Cenotaph to the three Pre- 
sidents of the Royal 
Academy of Arts. " To raise 
the breast, from vulgar bliss 
refined, etc." — She^s 

Elements of Art, 

85, Lombard Street, 
1824. 867 Hall, King's College, Cam- 
bridge. 

23, LincoMs Inn Fields, 
1 83 1. 950 King's College, Cambridge. 
976 Conservatory, etc. 
105 1 Entrance to a cemetery. 

3, Eaton Square, 
1836. 924 Fitz William Museum, Cam- 
bridge. 

^1, Pall Mall, 
1838. 1 109 Colonial Legislature House, 
St. John's, Newfoundland. 

INNES, C Architect. 

10, Park Terrace^ Highbury, 

1845. 1272 Design for a church. 

1846. 131 1 do. railway viaduct. 

9, Palmer Terrace^ Hollou^ay, 
1848. 1126 A Cathedral church. 

INNES, Henry P Painter. 

318, Holloway Road, 
1897. 171 2 The three witches in Macbeth. 
1899. 1509 Paul and Florence Dombey. 

INNESS, George, N,A Painter. 

New York, etc. 
1859. 398 Delaware water gap. 
1863. 445 Landstorm. 

c/o Mr, G, Rainger^ 

12, Albert Terrace^ 

Notting Hill, 
1872. 236 The Valley of the Tiber, from 
the vicinity of the Conistabili 
villa, Perugia, Italy. 

INSKIP, John Henry Painter. 

19, Esplanade^ Scarborough, 
1886. 628 A grey autumn morning. 



1886. 

1887. 
1888. 



1889. 
1890. 

1891. 

1893. 
1894. 

1896. 



1897. 



1898. 

1899. 
1901. 
1903. 
1904. 



750 A cornfield near the coast — 

autumn sunlight. 
355 Nature's garden. 
219 "A wild where weeds and 

flowers promiscuous grew.'* 
771 Broomhill Heath, Brandon, 

Suffolk. 
409 A crisp morning in the fens. 
723 A turnip field, Norfolk. 
1 143 God's acre. 
609 Stowbrow, N.E. Yorkshire. 
622 When the tide is out. 
658 A quaint corner, Robin Hood's 

Bay. 
289 The wheelwright's yard. 
367 The haunted mill. 
628 The deserted farm. 
870 The bridge at Brandon, Suffolk. 
191 Sunday morning early. 
925 The old Bridge at Brandon, 

Suffolk. 
709. Ayton Mill. 
716 West Ayton, Yorkshire. 
812 East Ayton Bridge. 
466 The road to the farm. 
97 December, a Kentish Village. 
63s The Village Wheelwrights. 



INSKIPP, James Painter. 

Walworth. 
1 816. 762 Portrait of a gentleman. 

12, Rathbone Place. 

1820. 219 Study from Nature. 

259 Landscape Composition. 

48, Wigmore Street. 

1821. 264 Landscape composition. 

1822. 490 A favorite old dog, the pro- 

perty of H. Ansley, Esq. 

1823. 260 Game. 
444 Wild fowl. 

31, Gerrard Street^ Soho, 

1824. 234 Captain Hart Davis. 
269 Boy with fruit. 

551 A portrait. 

1825. 15s Miss Jane Huntley. 

1828. 214 La S^avante. 

1829. 299 The legacy. 

1830. 329 "Honest Izaac Walton." 

1831. 215 P^re la Chaise. 

1832. 439 A decoy. 

1833. 285 Vicissitude. 

1834. 471 Girl leaching. 

1835. 571 Red Riding Hood. 

80, Newman Street. 

1839. 142 Market girls. 
514 Wood fetchers. 

1 1 81 An Italian Vineyard. 

1840. 4*5 A hen coop. 

1 84 1. 520 Zingarella. 



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219 



IN WOOD, Charles Frederick. 

Architect. 
3, Southampton Place. 
Design for an alcove, etc. 



1814. 
1815. 
1816. 

1817. 
1818. 
1821. 
1823. 
1834. 



74» 

815 do. a casine. 

802 do. a temple. 

845 do. an alcove. 

906 do. a parochial chapel. 

1031 do. a church. 

1067 do. a villa. 

1058 do. a mausoleum. 

872 Church at Great Marlow. 



INWOOD, E Architect. 

68, Euston Square, 
182 1. 983 Design for a garden building. 
1823. 1055 Design for a sculpture gallery. 

1826. 882 Design for a theatre, etc. 

I, Compton Street, 

1827. 899 Design for a national monu- 

ment. 
1832. 1031 Parish church of Great Marlow. 



INWOOD, 



1809. S37 

181 1. 820 

1812. 865 
882 

1813. 851 

1814. 667 



726 
1815. 802 



1816. 844 

1817. 870 



1824. 888 

959 
962 



Henry William. 

Architect. 

At Mr, Inwood^Sy 

3, Southampton Place^ New Rd, 

Design for a garden seat, 
do. villa. 

Parsonage, Radwinter, Essex. 

East Grinstead church. 

Design for a Grecian cathedral. 

Internal view of Westminster 
Abbey, looking towards 
Henry the Seventh's chapel. 

Grecian Archway, etc. 

A National Mausoleum to com- 
memorate Naval and Milit- 
ary Heroes. 

Design for a church. 

Sketch; interior of Westmin- 
ster Abbey. 

Triumphal entrance to a city, 
etc. 

68, Euston Square, 

Ideal of the Erectheum, etc. 

Ideal restoration of Athens, etc. 

Ionic capital of marble from 
the Temple of Eucleia at 
Athens, etc. 



INWOOD, W Architect. 

Southampton Place, New Rd, 
181 3. 847 Design for a public building. 
1815. 817 do. National Building. 

18 1 7. 908 do. public building. 

931 East Grinstead Church. 



INWOOD, W. and C Architects. 

62, Eaton Square, 

1832. 1005 Westminster Hospital. 

1833. 1060 do. 

INWOOD, W. and H. W. 

Architects. 
3, Southampton Place, 
1819. 1083 St. Pancras church. 
1085 do. 

1151 do. 

1 1 70 do. 

68, Euston Square, 

182 1. 1C08 Interior, St. Pancras church. 
1079 N.W. view do. 

1823. 968 Chapel in Regent Square, 
St. Pancras. 
973 Camden Chapel, Camden 
Town. 

6, Southampton Place, 
1838. 1 185 An Athenian Ionian Garden 
temple for the Earl of On- 
slow at Clandon, Surrey. 

IRELAND, J Architect. 

12, Great Titchfield Street. 
1808. 833 Design for a villa, etc. 

181 5. 793 Design for a Nobleman's seat, 

etc. 

18 1 6. 564 Design for a Cottage near 

Reading. 
819 Design for a villa at Tranby for 

J. Todd, Esq. 
852 Entrance hall, etc., nobleman's 

mansion. 
28, Old Burlington Street, 

1818. 1038 Model of a Temple of Victory 

to commemorate the ever 
memorable battle of Water- 
loo. 

The allegorical groups are Alex- 
ander taming Bucephalus, and 
Hercules striking off the last head 
of the Hydra; mottoes: "Domi- 
tari tyranni, Victor tyranni." 
The interior is icx) feet diameter; 
in the centre is a statue of the 
Prince Regent, grasping with his 
right hand a medallion of his 
Royal Father; opposite to H. R. H. 
is the Hero of Waterloo sur- 
rounded by his brave companions 
in glory. 

181 9. 1030 Chapel at Hassop, Derbyshire, 

the seat of the Earl of New- 
burgh. 

1822. 945 Chapel for Lord Clifford, Im- 

ham, Lincolnshire. 

1823. 1048 Tixall, near Stafford, the seat 

of Sir Thomas Constable, 
Bart. 



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Ireland, J. — contintied. 

1830. 1071 Chapel at Foxall, Staffordshire, 
for Sir Clifford Constable, 
Bart. 

IRBLAND, James Painter. 

5, Luiiy Street^ Liverpool, 
1885. 90 Pilferers. 
1887. 560 The sail maker. 

II, Vernon Chambers^ 

Liverpool, 
1894. 1024 The Cottar's allotment. "A 

Jest lightens labour. 
1896. 121 1 The farewell. 
1 23 1 Landed. 

IRBLAND, Miss Jane. 

Miniature Painter. 
8, Norfolk Street, Strand. 

1792. 760 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr, 

Colegan,) 

765 Portrait of a gentleman. 

766 do. do. 

1793. 37» Portrait of a lady. {Miss Ire- 

land,) 
474 Portrait of a lady. {Miss Lin- 
ley,) 

IRBLAND, Mrs Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1817. 856 Spring flowers; from nature. 

IRBLAND, Samuel Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1782. 439 Landscape. 

469 Children. 

496 Landscape. 

509 do. 
1784. 395 View of Oxford. 

IRBLAND, Thomas Painter. 

105, Prince of Waters Road, 
JV.JV. 

1881. 1003 In the month of March. 

1348 Eventide. ** The moon all pale 
in sunlit skies." 

1882. 188 January — a marshy meadow. 

1883. 71 i A homestead by the river side. 
1448 In the heart of the forest. 

1884. 61 A woodland pool. 

915 Primrose time. "The smiling 
spring comes in rejoicing, 
etc." 
29, Rochester Square, 

Camden Road. 

1885. 422 " Where fair trees lean o'er the 

brook, and shed their golden 
leaves." 
949 A reedy pool. 



134, Great College Street, 

Camden To7tm, 
1886. 778 On a Brentford backwater. 
1 1, Edward Street, 

Hampstead Road. 

1888. 732 In the sweet stillness of 

Autumn. 
1 1 34 A bend of the Avon near 
Ringwood, Hants. 

47, Harrington Street. 

1889. 407 Summer morning on the Ken- 

net — " the gentle craft." 
573 The last leaves of Autumn. 

219, Stanhope Street. 

1890. 1078 In the month of June. "When 

nature's face was fair." 
1087 The brook. "Though men 
may come, etc." 

1891. 18 March sunshine: just before 

the leaf. 

1892. 684 A mossy bank. 

688 " When autumn leaves bestrew 
the woodland banks." 

5, Camden Street. 
1894. 599 Forest and stream. 

1896. 225 In the moss clad woods. 

350 "Brentford town of old re- 
nown." — Hood. 

1897. 535 Summer calm. 

14, Chalcot Crescent, N, W. 

1902. 495 A Dorsetshire trout stream. 

1903. 588 Beside the old Water Mill. 
904 Under the beeches. 

IRELAND, T. Tayler Painter. 

5, Camden Street, 
1896. 1232 A Berkshire lock. 

14, Chalcot Crescent, 
1902. 868 Above the mill. 

IRETON, S Painter. 

38, Windmill Street, 

Rathbone Place, 
1 801. 130 View of Cobham Hall, Kent, 
the seat of Lord Darnley. 

IRVINE, Hugh Painter. 

55, Upper Norton Street. 

1808. 13 The destruction of Sodom 

and Gomorrah. — Genesis, 

xix, 24. 
28 Twilight; a composition. 
521 View of St. Anthony's chapel 

near Edinburgh. 

8, Howland Street, 

1809. 266 Androcles and the lion. 

405 Fire of Drury Lane Theatre, 
as seen from Great Russell 
Street. 



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I8I3. 


96 


I8I4. 


116 




>3' 




310 


I8I5. 


86 


1817. 


312 



1 8 10. 248 Shepherd boy. "Lead me to 
the mountain brow, etc." — 
Thomson, 

43, Howland Street, 

1 8 1 1 . 158 Study from nature — Aberdeen- 
shire. 

470 View of Castle Street, Aber- 
deen. 

485 Study from nature — Aberdeen- 
shire. 
^Oy/ohn St.f Fitzroy Square. 

1812. 319 Study from nature on the 
banks of Loch Muic, Aber- 
deenshire. 

5, Newman Street, 
View on the river Feugh, 

Kincardineshire. 
View in Strath Earn. 
Study from nature. 
View of Greenock. 
View of Staffa. 
3 12 Hampstead seen from the 
fields between Primrose 
Hill and Kilburn. 
9, Buckingham Street^ 

Fitzroy Square, 

18 19. 248 Interior of one of the galleries 

of the Coliseum. 
274 Colossal statue in the garden 
of the Barberini Palace, 
Rome. 

84, Newman Street, 

1820. 287 Study from nature in the 

Coliseum. 

182 1. 268 The Lake of Nemi, near 

Rome. 

1822. 19 Flight into Egypt. 

1823. 4i8 The Lake of Como. 

35, Bemers Street, 

1824. 343 View in the grounds at Altyre, 

Morayshire, the seat of Sir 
W. Gordon Gumming, Bart. 
356 Dunkeld, the seat of the Duke 
of Atholl. 
1826. 413 View of the town of Gensano, 
on the lake of Nemi. 

1828. 586 The crater of Mount Vesuvius, 

as it appeared after the 
eruption of 182 1. 

53, Great Coram Street, 

1829. 481 Shepherd boy recovering a 

lamb from eagles. 

IRVINE, James Painter. 

51, York Place, Edinburgh, 
1882. 750 A Trafalgar veteran. 
James Irving, 

17, Sutton Place, 

Edinburgh, 
1884. 1664 In the sunshine. 



1828. 



1829. 



IRVINE, John Painter. 

19, Surrey Street, Strand, 
1787. 220 Ganymede. 

17, Henrietta Street, 

Covent Garden. 
1794. 194 Portrait of an officer. 

277 Ganymede. 

278 Portrait of a young lady. 

/. Irvim, No address, 
1823. 447 Satan rising from chaos, and 
coming in sight of this 
world. ** Springs upward, 
like a pyramid of fire, etc." 
— Paradise Lost, 
25, Castle Street, 

Leicester Square, 
30 Mrs. Macleod. 
118 Dr. Macleod. 
624 Sir Robert Barclay. 
154 Dr. Morrison, President of the 
Royal College of Physicians, 
Edinburgh. 
170 Portrait of a gentleman. 

279 do. do. 
290 do. do. 
315 Rev. J. W. Bellamy. 

3, Upper Grafton Street, 
159 Portrait of a gentleman. 
889 James Bishop, Esq. 
22 Miss Flora Hall. 
230 Portrait of a gentleman. 
330 do. lady. 

467 Captain Morse Cooper, nth 

Light Dragoons. 
547 Study of a head. 

53, Upper Charlotte Street. 

1839. 628 Andrew Henderson, Esq. 

34, Gerrard Street. 

1840. 51 Sir James Hillard. 
351 H. C. Field, Esq. 

1004 Dr. M*Leod. 

7, Rathbone Place. 

1841. 456 Portrait of a gentleman. 

14, Duke Street, 

Portland Place. 

1842. 5S Portrait of a gentleman. 
230 Dr. Barclay. 

4S2 Portrait of a child of F. C. 

Skey, Esq., in the costume 

of a page. 
516 Dr. Theodore Gordon. 

IRVING, Charles M Painter. 

1823. 86 Stirling from the N.W.; from 
a sketch by W. Gamett, 
Esq. 
149 Scene in Penge Wood. 
(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1825. 332 Lane scene near Sidmouth, 
Devon. 



1830. 
1831. 



222 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



IRVING, J. Thwaitc Painter. 

Milford^ Surrey, 
1 89 1. 1298 Christmas Eve. 

IRVING, W Painter. 

Percy Place^ 

Ovingham-on- lyne, 
1898. 1041 Ducks and darlings. 
12 ly Din sdaie Pood. 
Sandyfordy 

Newcastle-on- lyne, 
1 90 1. 1040 Happy days. 

IRWIN, Miss Annie L Painter. 

18, Murton Street^ Sunderland, 
1890. 1038 Chrysanthemums. 

IRWIN, Miss Madelaine Painter. 

Lexdon^ Colchester. 

1888. 9 A mouse. 
1045 Old King. 

1889. 297 My tailor. 

1890. 369 A love letter. 
1 1 36 A little scrub. 

1893. 941 "Maiden with the soft brown 
eyes.'* 

1896. 799 Mandolinata. 

1897. 343 Miss Beatrice Hastings-Irwin. 

1898. 682 Sleep. 

1 90 1. 298 Forget me not. 

ISAAC, Miss Nellie. 

Miniature Painter. 
20, Dennington Park Roady 

West Hampstead, 
1904. 1206 La Blonde. 
1286 A Florentine. 

ISAACS, Miss Esther S Painter. 

21, Belsize Park, 
1890. 199 On the watch. 

ISAACS, Lewis Henry, M,P,y C,E. 

Architect. 
3, Verulam BuildingSy 

Grays Inn. 
1872. 1207 Branch of London Joint Stock 

Bank, Charterhouse Lane. 
1375. 971 Paddington Baths. 

"030 313, High Holbom. 
1876. 1075 Holborn Viaduct Station and 
Hotel. 

ISAACS and FLORENCE. 

Architects. 
1885. 1773 New Library for Society of 
Gray^s Inn. 



ISRAELS, Josef, H,R. W.S.^ H.R.T, 

Painter. 
The Haguey Hoiiand, 

1871. 1038 How bereft! 

clo Mr. J. D. Peddle^ 

3, Charlotte St., Edinburgh. 

1872. 973 Age and Infancy. 

1873. ^44 T^^ PO^'^ ^^ ^^ Village. 

The Hague. 

1874. 621 Expectation. 

665 The anxious family. 

1875. 850 Waiting for the herring boats. 
1878. 461 Returning home from the field. 

IV ALL, D. J Painter. 

96, Camden Road Villas, 
1855. 479 The Market place at Dieppe. 

Paris, 
1857. 381 A study. 

462 Chiffonniers de Paris. 

125, PicccuHIIy, 
i860. 354 Once a Week. 

IVEY, Miss Marion Teresa ... Painter. 
The Tower of London^ E.G. 

1884. 1090 " And the Syrians had brought 

away captive out of the land 
of Israel a little maid." — 
2 Kings, V, 2. 

1885. 563 Lena, daughter of Lieut- 

General Bryan Milman, C.B. 

IVISON, Frederick W. 

Stained Glass Painter. 
102, SavemakeRd,y Hampstead. 
1903. 1669 Design for a stained glass win- 
dow. 

IZANT, Herbert Painter. 

Elmcrofty Thornton Heath. 

1886. 887 A few members of a literary 

and art Society. 
1888. 825 My musical friend. 
1 89 1. 802 A festive gathering. 

II, Oakfield Roady Croydon. 
1898. 741 A corner of the common — 

Mitcham. 

IZARD, Miss Edith A Painter. 

Rosslyn Villay 

145, Brecknock Road. 
1890. 979 Sans M^re. 

IZARD, Edwin Painter. 

64, Albany Street. 

1883. ^°9 Topsham-on-Exe. 

1884. $64 On the Torridge, North Devon. 
678 Low Tide, Instow, North 

Devon. 

1885. 184 Millpond— Chesham. 



JABBCK, La Baronne ... 
1833. 287 Lady and child. 



Painter. 



JACK, G Architect. 

24, Station Road^ Finchley, 
1902. 1566 Room, Great Tangley Manor. 
1903- »554 House at Arisaig. 

JACK, John Sculptor. 

47, London Street, 

1830. 1099 Mr. Parez. 

1 1 39 Mr. Duncan. 

1 83 1. 1044 Model in Wax. 
1074 do. 

1086 do. 

JACK, Miss Patti Painter. 

Kinbum Place, St. Andrews, 
1884. 1577 On the moors, Galloway. 



JACK, 


Richard Painter. 




3, Rue Dutot, Paris, 


1893. 


396 Portrait of a lady. 




42, Mont holme Road, 




Wandsworth Common, 


1895. 


334 Happiness. 




469 The remorse of Cain. 




607 Portrait of a lady. 




677 Dan. 




38, Kersley Street, 




Battersea Park, 


1896. 


321 Cleopatra. " Give me my robe, 




etc." 




619 Beckles Willson, Esq. 


1897. 


293 An Idyll. 




1005 Reverie. 




27, Clareville Grove Studios, 


1898. 


87 Still Evening. 




200 Portrait of a lady. 




351 Circe. 


1899. 


130 Marjery, daughter of Samuel 




Marsden, Esq. 




188 Miss Evelyn Millard as " Lady 




Ursula." 


1900. 


140 Mrs. Stocks. 




338 Henry Allhusen, Esq., M.P. 


1901. 


55 Joyce, daughter of C. Norris 




Nicholson, Esq. 




165 Mrs. C H. B. Forth. 




176 Mrs. Henry Allhusen. 


1902. 


76 Doris. 




153 Miss Graham. 




708 Mrs. Henry Stedall. 



\2by Pembroke Gardens, W, 

1903. 156 Mrs. J. Ellis Briggs and family. 
161 Woman in yellow. 

1904. 248 Mrs. Percy Graham. 

JACKER, B Painter. 

12, Cottage Road, 

Euston Square, 
1842. 176 Marguerite, Goethe's Faust. 

JACKMAN, P Painter. 

108, Torriana Avenue, 
1867. 240 Fisherman's wife. 

1869. 852 Early training. 

1870. 99 Sabbath evening — Normandy. 

JACKMAN, Miss Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1 82 1. 161 Penshurst Place, Kent, the 
seat of Sir John Sidney, 
Bart., from the Tunbridge 
Wells Road. The celebrated 
Sir Philip Sidney was bom 
in this house. 

JACKSON, Painter. 

18 1 3. 623 Landscape. 

JACKSON, A. E Painter. 

102, King's Road, Chelsea, 
1 90 1. 879 Heaven's gift. 

JACKSON, Miss Caroline P. 

Painter. 
10, Trafalgar Square, Chelsea, 
1847. 214 The prima donna. 

JACKSON, Cyril H. 

Miniature Painter. 
1 6a, Chaucer Road, 

Forest Gate, 
1903. 1 143 Portrait of a lady. 

JACKSON, Miss Diana (Mrs.Morton). 

Miniature Painter. 

The Thicket, Addlestone. 

1903. 1089 Ursula, daughter of W. Page 

Phillips, Esq. 

1090 Portrait study. 

1 09 1 Myrtle, daughter of M. S. 

Jackson, Esq. 

1092 Portrait study. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



JACKSON, Miss Emily E. ...Painter. 
The Rectory^ Stoke Newington, 

1883. 86a A Hampshire cottage. 

1884. 769 A ferry at Norwich. 

772 Duddleswell from Heron's 
Ghyll, Sussex. 

JACKSON, Miss Emily F... Painter. 

Beechwood^ Carshalton, 

1878. 745 Wallflowers. 

1879. 793 Jonquils. 

1880. 771 Azaleas. 

807 Summer. 

808 Spring. 
872 Roses. 

1881. 779 Wallflowers. 
S45 Azaleas. 
861 Violets. 

1883. 984 Chrysanthemums. 

1017 Red and white Chrysan- 
themums. 
1040 Wallflowers. 
1079 Azaleas. 
109 1 Jonquils and wall flowers. 

1884. nil Almond blossom. 
1195 Wallflowers. 

JACKSON, Miss Evelyn Painter. 

10 1, Tuise Hill, 
1898. 1 142 Spring. 

JACKSON, E. Jcaffrcson Painter. 

9, Highbury Grove, 
1884. iai2 View from the guard room of 
Churchyard, Mont St. 
Michel, Normandy. 
1269 Chiteau de la Gendarmerie, 
Caen. 
1887. 1634 In Normandy. 

JACKSON, Rev. Frederick C. 

Painter. 
St, Ruafiy Helston^ Cornwall, 

1878. 549 Breaking sea. 

Stanmore^ Middlesex, 
1884. yi Low water, Kennack Sands, 
Com wall. 

JACKSON, F. Hamilton Painter. 

55, Ellington Street^ Barnshtry. 

1875. 205 Decorative figure: Vocal 

Music. 
339 The Lady of Shalott. 

1876. 8 Endymion. 
88 What is it? 

23, Howland Street, 

1879. 411 " So death moweth." 

711 Psyche asleep by the fountain. 
— Morris s Earthly Paradise. 



1880. 
1881. 
1885. 



18, Queen Ann^s Grove^ 

Chirwick. 

676 "Sleep till the end, etc.*' 
713 The ten Virgins. 
636 ~ 



a mar- 



301 \ 
302) 



St. 
Dorothea. 



1886. 



1887. 
1888. 
1889. 

1890. 



They stood within 
vellous land, etc.** 

The procession 
of Aphrodite. 
The refusal. 
1231 Lily-time. 
1918 The Judgement of Paris; 
sketch for wall painting. 
35, Woodstock Road^ 

Bedford Park. 
352 The might of Venus. 

A certain man, having dwelt 
with Venus in the Venusberg, be- 
came satiated, and broke loose 
from her bondage, and confessing 
his sin to the priests was told that 
none but the Pope of Rome could 
give him absoluUon. He therefore 
made a pilgrimage thither and 
being brought into his presence 
was striving to put his sin into 
words, when Venus appeared to 
him behind the Pope's chair and 
beckoned him as hers. 

1 1 20 Left alone. 

364 The Garden of Eden. 
1951 West window of Chesterfield 
Church. 

889 A little nap. 
1025 The apparition of St. Agnes. 

St. Agnes appeared to her 
friends as they were praying near 
her tomb, and bade them not sor- 
row; for she was happy in the 
presence of Him she had loved 
best while on earth. 

1004 The translation of St. James. 

After St. James was beheaded, 
his disciples placed his body in a 
boat, which they committed to 
the winds and waves. The angels 
navigated it to the coasts of Spain, 
they say. 



JACKSON, Frederick William. 

Painter. 
Chadderton, near Manchester. 
333 Port St. Mary. 
Middleton Junction^ 

near Oldham, 
330 Conway shore. 

30, Albert Street^ Manchester. 
179 Llanbedr Fair, North Wales. 

Middleton Junction, Oldham. 
S56 A summer day in Capri. 
602 A calm — Bay of Naples. 
1499 At Anacapri. 
196 Herring boat on the Scar, 
Runswick. 



1892. 



1880. 



1881. 



1882. 



1883. 



1885. 



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1885. 1092 

1887. 425 
897 

1888. 426 
748 

1890. 168 
481 

1891. 773 
942 

1892. 262 
376 

1893. 340 



1894. 403 
471 

1896. 100 

437 
1230 

1897. 944 

1023 
1203 

1898. 946 

1023 

1899. 634 
664 

1900. 1 187 

1901. 130 



Gossip. 

A September day. 

On the Seine. 

A Yorkshire beck. 

The haven under the hill. 

Evening. 

December in Wales. 

Winter. 

Gleaners. 

Ready to haul. 

Sunny days. 

At Venice. 

The Studio, Middleton, 

Manchester, 
Welcome visitors. 
A Yorkshire pastoral. 
A showery haytime. 
Winter fishing. 
Homewards. 
Chioggia fishing boats in for 

repair. 
The last load. 
Off to the rescue. 
The rescue of the "Carulla" 

off Runswick. 
A corner of the farmyard. 
A garden by the sea. 
The return from line fishing. 
Under the awning. 
Where the meadow sweet 



grows. 

1902. 64 In the springtime. 

1903. 23 At war with the sea — Runswick, 

Yorkshire. 

1904. 556 A pastoral. 

JACKSON, G Painter. 

2, Carlton Cottages, 

Dover Road. 
1844. 208 Dead game. 

JACKSON, George B. W.... Architect. 
9, Gray's Inn Square. 
1846. 1338 Villa at Castle Bar, Ealing, for 
Capt. F. Wetherall, R.N. 

JACKSON, G. R Sculptor. 

29, Maida Vale, 
1872. 1512 The Hon. A. Campbell, son of 
the Earl of Cawdor; marble 
statue. 

JACKSON, Miss Harriet A. E. (after- 
wards Mrs. John Browning). 
(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

Miss Jackson. 
1803. 585 Venus and Cupid. 

6.8 Poetry and painting. 

IV. 



1804. 
1805. 
1806. 
1807. 



1808. 



1809. 



1812. 
1813. 



Miss H. A. E. Jackson, 
35 Portrait of her brother. 
236 do. do. 

248 A nymph bathing. 
248 Cleopatra dissolving the pearl. 

'*Asocond table was brought, 
and, according to the order she had 
before given, nothing was set on it 
but a single cup of vinegar. An- 
tony, surprised at such a prepara- 
tion, could not imagine for what 
it was intended. Cleopatra had at 
her ears two of Jthe hnest pearls 
that ever were seen, each of which 
was valued at ;^5o,coo. One of 
these pearls she took off, threw 
into the vinegar, and after having 
made it melt, swallowed it." 



144 The restoration of Moses. 
"And Pharaoh's daughter 
said unto her, take this child, 
etc." — Exodus ii. 
49 Agrippina habited mournfully. 
" Agrippina came forth . . . 
with the urn of Germanicus 
in her hand, and her eyes 
stedfastly fixed upon that 
precious object." 

240 The attention of Venus at- 
tracted by sportive Cupids. 

18 10. 225 The Assumption of Hersilia. 

"With fear the modest 
matron lifts her eyes, etc." — 
Ovid. 

181 1. 136 Portrait of a lady in the 

character of Ellen, the Lady 
of the Lake. " The maiden 
paused, etc." 

138 Venus lamenting the death of 
her dove. 

181 Clymene mourning over the 
tomb of Phaeton. "The 
name inscribed on the new 
tomb appears, etc." — Ovid, 

310 Edmund and Ella on the vigil 
of St. Mark. "*Ha! who 
art thou?' his cheek grew 
pale, etc." 
38 " And they lift up their voices 
and wept again, and Orpah 
kissed her mother-in-law, 
etc." 
" He was despised and rejected 

of men; etc." 
Rebekah going down to the 
well. " And it came to pass 
that Rebekah came out with 
her pitcher upon her shoulder, 
etc." 
Portrait of a young lady in the 
character of Contemplation. 

John Browning, vol. i, page 320.) 

GG 



1814. 

1815. 

1816. 
{^See Mrs. 



320 



35 



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JACKSON, Miss Helen Painter. 

loi, Tulse HilL 
1M5. i?6i "Sweet as English air could 

make her, etc." 
1887. 1065 Aurora Leigh. 
1S90, 1*29 "He loves me not, he loves 

mc." 
1 89 1. 12-*} A child of our grandmother 

Eve. 
1895. icji Evel>'n. 

1894. 1115 A cherr>* orchard. 
1904. 99e A ladye of high degree. 

JACKSON, Herbert P. M. ... Painter. ; 
79, Warwick Road^ 

Earl's Court. 

1895. 233 A profile. 

1896. 126 Portrait of a lady. \ 
1901. Ill The Hon. Mrs.Chaloner Dow- \ 

dall. ' 

JACKSON, Mrs. H. Yates Painter. ! 

4, Wlutehall Court, \ 

1904. 464 A forgiveness. "As I turned | 

there stood In face of me, i 

my wife, stone-still, stone- I 

white." — Browning. I 

JACKSON, I Sculptor. 

2, Royal Oak Place, 

Eaton Square, 

1836. 10S7 Bust of J. A. Paris, M.D., ' 

F.R.S. I 

1124 Bust of James Smith, Esq. \ 

/.Jackson, ' 

1837. 1215 Bust 

I 

JACKSON, John, R.A Painter. ; 

72, Hockley Street. 
1804. 446 Master H. Robinson. 

32, Hay market. 

1806. 92 Lady Mulgrave and the Hon. 

Mrs. Phipps, 

1807. 258 G. Gunning, Esq., M.P. 
306 Hon. H. C. Phipps. 
638 An Englishman's fireside. | 

1808. 34 Lady Mary Fitzgerald. 

60 Mr. Maling. j 

562 The Marquis of Huntley. j 

54, Great Marlborough Street. ; 

1809. 39 Lady Georgina Morpeth and 

two daughters. 
40 Lord Morpeth and the Hon. 
Mr. Howard. 

1 8 10. 130 Master F. Smith. 

188 The Marquis of Hartington. 
294 Mr. C. Rickman. I 

7, Nnvman Street. \ 

181 1. 174 Portrait of a lady. 



i8if. 192 



3«9 

1812. S33 

1813. 100 
"5 



250 

595 
605 
612 
230 

»72 



1814. 



1815. 



2S4 

604 
60s 
612 
613 
56 
»3» 
595 
596 

597 
605 
607 
637 



1816. 192 

219 
237 
239 
35> 

375 
395 
400 

4*7 
709 



1817. 177 

*»5 
233 
354 
644 

1818. 20 
160 



Mr. B. Johnson of ScarborcMi^ 
who completed his lootfa 
year in October, 1810. 

The Rt. Hon. Lord Mai- 
grave. 

A study. 

Captain Clarke. 

Lord Mulgrave. 

Portrait of a gentleman. 

The Archbi^op of York (E. 
V, Vemom\ 

Mr. Hopper, a tenant of Lady 
Johnstone at Hackness, 
Yorkshire. 

Portrait of a lady. 

Lord Normanby. 

J. Northcote, Esq., R.A. 

Portrait of a gentleman. 

The Earl of Mulgrave. 

The late Marquis of Bucking- 
ham. 

Sketch of a Hertfordshire 
labours. 

H. Bone, Esq., R.A. 

B. West, Esq., P.R.A. 

T. Stothard, Esq, R.A. 

J. Ward, Esq., R.A. 

Portrait of a gentleman. 

Mr. G. Dodd. 

Portrait of a gentleman. 

R. Westmacott, Esq., R.A. 

Portrait of a gentleman. 

H. Thomson, Esq., R.A. 

M. A. Shee, Esq., R.A. 

Mr. T. Leeming. 

(Elected A.R. A.) 

Dr. Latham, President of the 
Royal College of Physicians. 

D. Corn, Esq. 

P. Ludgate, Esq. 

Portrait of a lady, 
do. do. 

R. Davies, Esq. 

T. Tomkins, Esq. 

A study from nature. 

Master P. Davies. 

Frame containing portraits of 
J. Nollekens, Esq., R.A., 
Mrs. Orger and Mrs. Horn 
of the Theatre Royal, Drury 
Lane. 
(Elected R.A.) 

Portrait of a lady in a Dutch 
dress. 

R. Rushbrooke, Esq. 

Mrs. W. Asheton. 

Mrs. Wilkinson. 

Mr. P. Coxe. 

Earl Grosvenor. 

Portrait of an artist 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



227 



1818. 



1819. 



1821. 



1822. 



1823. 



163 A 



178 

186 
265 



169 R. Ludgate, Esq. 
400 W. Carter, Esq. 
652 G. Ormond, Esq. 
12 G. Dance, Esq., R.A. 

16 Mr. Smith, aged 88, formerly 
of the Theatre Royal, Drury 

Lane. 

17 The Hon. Misses Lascelles. 
66 Mrs. C. Long. 

196 Lord Normanby. 
223 Lord Lascelles. 
512 J. Turner, Esq. 
529 J. Watt, Esq. 
536 Mrs. A. Cooper. 
1820. 132 Miss Emily and Miss Fanny 
Baring, daughters of Sir T. 
Baring. 

groupe, consisting of the 
portraits of the Earl of Mul- 
grave, the Hon. General 
Phipps, the Hon. Augustus 
Phipps, and Sir George 
Beaumont, Bart 
Mr. Liston of the Theatre 

Royal, Covent Garden. 
Portrait of Canova. 
do. a gentleman. 
654 R. Hills, Esq. 
45 Miss Jane AUnutt. 
58 Earl Grey. 
95 Sir M. W. Ridley, Bart. 
202 W. Wadd, Esq. 
Rev. W. Long. 
Miss Wilson of the Theatre 

Royal, Drury Lane. 
Mr. Macready in the character 
of Macbeth. "Hark! who 
lies i' the second cham- 
ber?" 
J. Northcote, Esq., R.A. 
Lord Grenville. 
Lady Georgina Herbert, 
daughter of the Earl of 
Pembroke. 
H.R.H. The Duke of York. 
142 The Duke of Devonshire. 
103 Mr. Knyvett. 
230 Miss Stephens of the Theatre 

Royal, Covent Garden. 
37 The Rt. Hon. Sir H. Russell, 

Bart. 
67*Miss Sturges Bourne. 
74 Lord Braybrooke. 
194 The Hon. Mrs. Agar Ellis. 
207 The Rt. Hon. Lord Dundas as 
Lord Mayor of York. 
Painted at the request of the 
Corporation, 
446 The Rt. Hon. Sir George 
Warrender, Bart. 



269 
326 

333 



349 

61 

103 



127 



1824. 44 

49 

87 
158 

231 



396 

1825. 19 

49 



88 



117 
162 
291 
398 

79 
82 
98 
167 



1826. 



207 

392 

1827. 65 

91 

142 
199 
226 
286 

35« 

378 

65 



105 
120 
161 
200 

345 
362 



1828. 



1829. 



"3 

H3 
187 
285 
358 



The Bishop of Winchester, 
(a P, Tomline.) 

General the Hon. Edmund 
Phipps, M.P. 

Rev. W. Rawes, M.A. 

Lady Caroline Macdonald. 

Sir Benjamin Hobhouse, Bart. 
Subscribed for and presented 
to the Society by the officers 
and Committee of the Literary 
Fund, 

Miss Chester. 

Lieut.-Colonel Henderson. 

Daniel Jarvis, Esq. Pcunted 
at the request of the inhabit- 
ants of Margate^ to be placed 
in their Town Hall. 

Lieut-Colonel R. B. Dunlop. 
Painted at the request of the 
London and Westminster 
Light Horse Volunteers. 

Sir John Dean Paul, Bart. 

Lady Harriet Paget. 

Henry Perkins, Esq. 

Mrs. Magnay. 

Mrs. Walker Heneage. 

Earl Grey. 

A family groupe. 

The Hon. James Abercrom- 
bie. 

Portrait of a gentleman. 

A lady. 

The Duke of Wellington. 

Jesse Watts Russell, Esq., 
M.P. 

Mrs. Kinder. 

George Phillips, Esq., M.P. 

Portrait of a lady. 

The late John Flaxman, Esq., 
R.A. 

Lord Villiers. 

Archdeacon Barnes. 

Lady Mary Howard, youngest 
daughter of the Earl of 
Carlisle. 

Samuel Smith, Esq., M.P. 

Lady Anne Vernon. 

John Feetham, Esq. 

The Countess of Sheffield. 

Miss Georgiana Vernon. 

Portrait of a gentleman. 

John Culley, Esq. Subscrip- 
tion portrait for the Com 
Exchange^ Norwich, 

Mrs. Vernon Smith. 

The late Dr. Wollaston. 

Thomas Stothard, Esq., R.A. 

The Earl of Sheffield. 

Henry Cowper, Esq. 

Edward Hurt, Esq. 



228 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Jackson, John, R,A, — continutd, 

1829. 464 F. C. Pack, Esq., Professor of 

Painting and late President 
of the Artists in Ireland. 

1830. 48 General Sir Hew Dalrymple. 
143 The Marquess of Chandos. 
187 John Wells, Esq. 

198 Robert Ludgate, Esq. 
308 John Soane, Esq., R.A. 
321 Nicholas White Ridley Col- 
bourne, Esq. 
325 Francis Chantrey, Esq., R.A. 
383 Lady Catharine Phipps. 



JACKSON, 



1816. 759 
760 

181 7. 694 

1818. 434 
754 

1819. 758 
866 

1823. 489 
864 
882 

1824. 790 



1825. 719 

788 



1828. 798 



1830. 800 
1835. 652 



J., Junr. 

Miniature Painter. 
Broad Street, Oxford. 
Portrait of a lady. 

do. gentleman. 

Holywell, Oxford, 
Portrait of a lady, 
do. do. 
do. young lady, 

do. gentleman, 

do. lady, 

do. gentleman, 

do. lady, 

do. himself. 
379, High Street, Cheltenham, 
Mr. Freeman, surgeon, Chelten- 
ham. 

Somers Taum, 
Mrs. C. Watts. 
Portrait of a lady. 
12, Church Terrace, 

Waterloo Road, 
Portrait of himself. 
I, Charlotte Street, 

Bloomsbury, 
Portrait of a young lady, 
do. gentleman. 



18 18. 943 British Museum: Interior of 
I the Phigalian Vestibule, etc., 

etc. 
1824. 852 Design for a gallery in a noble- 
man's mansion. 

1826. 1000 Design for the Bell tower of a 
church. 

1827. 1014 The Portrait gallery at Wobum 
Abbey, etc. 

1 83 1. 1098 Design for a Parsonage House. 
1 1 00 Design for proposed opening 
from Waterloo Place into St. 
James's Park. 

1844. II 18 All Saints' Church, Leaming- 
ton Priors. 



JACKSON, John Richardson. 

Bngraver. 

3, Eton Villas, 

Haverstock Hiil. 

1854. 1053 Samuel Bignold, Esq., Mayor 

of Norwich, etc. After J. P. 
Knight, R.A. 

1855. 969 Thomas Giffard, Esq., of Chil- 
lington Park, Staffordshire. 
After J. P. Knight, R.A. 



JACKSON, James E Painter. 

I, Acton Square, Salford, 
1877. 569 A study. 

North Doivn, Heathfield, 

St/ssex, 
1882. 14451 A sketch near Dartmoor. 
1884. 972 A street in Clovelly. 

1092 The "Flower Pot" inn, Ash- 
ton, Berks. 



JACKSON, J. G Architect. 

At Mr, Robinson^ s, 

8, Maddox Street. 
1817. 873 Design for an Academy of 
Arts. 



IOI7 



M.A. 



1856. 1025 

1341 

1857. 1193 



1859. 1186 

1217 

i860. 916 

1863. 953 

975 

1865. 844 

854 

1866. 827 
834 



After 
After 



Rev. George Lock, 
Rector of Lee, Kent. 
J. P. Knight, R.A. 

C. Hammersley, Esq. 
J. P. Knight, R.A. 

Miss S. M. Stanley. 

The Marquis of Lansdowne, 
K.G. After F. Grant, R.A. 
28, Chalcott Villas, N, IV, 

The late Lord Colville, ad- 
miral of the White. After 
J. P. Knight, R.A. 

Sir C. Nicholson, Bart., Pro- 
vost of the University of 
Sydney. 

W. Gilpin, Esq., Treasurer of 
Christ's Hospital. After G. 
Richmond, A. R.A. 

65, Adelaide Road, 

Mrs. Hook. After G. Rich- 
mond, A. R.A. 

H.R.H. Prince Alfred. After 

F. R. Say. 

Samuel Fisher, clerk to the 
Merchant Taylors' Com- 
pany. After G. Richmond, 
A.R.A. 

Rev. W. Heald, M.A. After 

G. Richmond, A. R.A. 
Samuel Whitbread, Esq., M.P. 

After G. Richmond, A.R.A. 
The Countess of Home. After 
G. Richmond, A. R.A. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



229 



1867. 


932 


1868. 


900 


1869. 


III9 


1870. 


865 


1872. 


1280 




1299 


1873. 


1259 


1874. 


"237 




1242 


1875. 


1079 


1876. 


1114 



II89 



The Archbishop of Armagh. 
{Beresford.) After Catterson 
Smith. 

Rev. W. Harness, M.A., Pre- 
bendary of St. Paul's. After 
H. W. Phillips. 

Lord Dacre. After G. Rich- 
mond, R.A. 

The Earl of Leven and Mel- 
ville. After G. Richmond, 
R.A. 

The Duke of Buccleuch. After 
G. Richmond, R.A. 

The Bishop of Winchester. 
( miberforce.) After G. Rich- 
mond, R.A. 

J. G. Hubbard, Esq. After 
G. Richmond, R.A. 

The Marquis of Hertford. After 
G. Richmond, R.A. 

Lord Hatherley. After G. 
Richmond, R.A. 

The Earl of Radnor. After 
G. Richmond, R.A. 

Sir Philip de Malpas Grey 
Egerton, Bart., M.P. After 
G. Richmond, R.A. 

Sir Andrew Fairbairn. After 
G. F. Watts, R.A. 



JACKSON, J. W Painter. 

1 83 1. 762 Portrait of a gentleman. 

1 1, Shacklewell Green, 

1832. 691 Portrait of a gentleman. 

JACKSON, Louis W Painter. 

Castle House^ Lower Norwood, 
1878. 1210 Euphrosyne. Chalk drawing. 
"Where'er the will divine my 
path ordains, etc." 

JACKSON, Miss Marion E.... Painter. 
29, Tregunter Road. 
1894. loii A study: head of a lady. 

JACKSON, Mason Painter. 

12, Cardington Street. 

1858. 1 140 Black Gang, Isle of Wight. 

1859. 865 Warkworth Castle, Northum- 

berland. 

JACKSON, Miss Mildred. 

Miniature Painter. 
43, Longridge Road, 

EarPs Court. 
1902. 1134 Grace, daughter of John Houl- 
ton Jackson, Esq. 



JACKSON, Miss Painter. 

36, Brownlow St., Long Acre, 
1809. Z06 A sketch from nature. 



JACKSON, M. P. B Painter. 

7, Holly Place, Hampsiead. 

1852. 257 Mrs. James Taylor. 

Broomfield Place, Ealing. 

1853. 1272 The child's choice. 

1854. 750 A study. 



JACKSON, Robert Sculptor. 

2, Dorchester Place, 

Blandford Square, 

Miniature bust of Miss Laura 
Amy Langley. 

16, Maida Vale. 

Bust of Miss J. A. Jackson. 

Mrs. W. A. ToUemache. 

Henry Edmund Gumey ; 
marble. 

Mrs. W. Cowper; marble. 

17, Newman Street. 

Master Henry Gurney. 

Mrs. Lachlan M. Rate. 

Rt. Hon. W. Cowper. 

Rt. Hon. F.W. Cowper j marble 
bust. 

Autumn; marble bust. 

Mrs. Lachlan M. Rate; marble 
bust. 

J. Gregory Crace, Esq. 

16, Maida Hill. 

Mrs. J. Gibson; marble. 

Mischief; marble. 

Master Hulse, son of Sir Ed- 
ward Hulse, of Broemore. 

Medallion of a lady. 

Miss Seymour, daughter of 
George Edward Seymour, 
Esq.; marble. 

The late Sir John Login 
(posthumous). 

William Cory, Esq. 

The Hon. A. Campbell, young- 
est son of the Earl of 
Cawdor. 

29, Maida Hill. 

Angelique, daughter of Charles 
and Margaret Candy; marble 
(posthumous). 

The Earl of Cawdor; marble. 

Spring. 



1851. 1292 



1854. 1477 
1858. 1232 

i860. ICX>2 
1027 

1861. 1005 
IOI4 
1060 

1862. 1026 

1035 
IO5I 

1863. II7I 

1864. 928 

1865. 943 
946 

983 
1068 



1072 

1867. 1045 
1062 



1869. 1 153 



"57 
1253 
1306 
1312 



Summer. 
Angelique, 
Candy; 
mous). 
1874. 1650 H. Irving, Esq.; marble. 



daughter of C. 
marble (posthu- 



230 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Jackson, Robert — continued, 

1874. 1502 Waiting for the wave: Mary, 
youngest daughter of J. Mac- 1 
vicar Anderson, Esq. ; . 
marble. | 

1877. 1402 The late H. L. Bateman, Esq., 1 

of the Lyceum Theatre; 
marble. | 

M09 Agnes, daughter of J. Macvicar 
Anderson, Esq., with her pet 
dog, "Gyp"; marble. 

1878. 1469 Favorite dogs of the Baroness 

Burdett-Coutts; marble. 

JACKSON, Samuel Phillips, R. IV.S. 

Painter. 
I, Cambridge Place ^ Clifton, 

1852. 559 A roadstead after a gale — twi- 

light. 
656 Towing a damaged vessel into 
port. 

1853. 1285 Coast Scene: a calm. 
1859. 697 On the Thames. 

1038 Ennerdale water, Cumberland. 

1 86 1. 622 Cornish Headlands. 

1862. 802 Evening off the shore. 
948 Mount's Bay, Cornwall. 

1869. 534 An autumn evening on the 

Thames. 
560 Stormy sunset — Coast of Corn- 
wall. 

1870. 536 Hulks at Plymouth. 
621 The Land's End. 

Rose Cottage^ Strealleyy 

Reccing, 

187 1. 623 A fresh breeze at the Land's 

End. 
650 Desolation. 

I, River View Terrace^ 

Henley-on- Thames, 

1880. 848 Sunset on the coast of North- 

umberland after a winter 
gale. 

1 88 1. 690 Seaside solitude. 

JACKSON, Thomas Graham, R,A, 

Architect. 
Devereux Chambers^ Temple, 

1873. 1187 Church at Annesley, Notts. 

1874. 1164 Maywood — Sevenoaks. 

1875. 997 Bell Tower, Christchurch, Ox- 

ford. 

1877. 1153 Examination Schools, Oxford. 

1878. 1075 House at Harrow School. 
1096 Town Hall, Tipperary. 

1879. 1126 Chapel— St. David's College, 

Lampeter. 
1164 Quadrangle, Merton College, 
Oxford. 



1882. 1 136 Buildings, Brasenose College, 

Oxford. 

1883. 121 1 Thorne House, near Yeovil. 
1225 Bromley Church, Kent. 

1885. 1764 Quadrangle, Trinity Coll^;ey 

Oxford. 
1 83 1 Chapel, etc., Brighton College. 

1838 Gateway, etc., do. 

1889 Buildings for Corpus Christi 

College, Oxford. 
1898 House at Kensington Court. 

1886. 1562 Building for University, Ox- 

ford. 
1572 Building for Corpus Christi 

College, Oxford. 
1583 Building, University College, 

Oxford. 

1887. 1588 Trinity College, Oxford. 
1689 Brasenose College, Oxford. 
1707 St John's Church, Hampstead. 
1 76 1 Church at Stratton, Hamp- 
shire. 

1777 Church at Northington, Hants. 

1888. i7»6 Thorne House, near Yeovil. 
1804 Brasenose College, Oxford. 
1815 do. do. 

1839 do. do. 

1889. 1849 St. John the Baptist church, 

Wimbledon. 
1878 Zara, Dalmatia. The cam- 
panile of the Cathedral, etc. 
1 89 1 Northington Church, Hants. 
14, Buckingham Street^ 

Strand. 

1890. 1769 Northington church, Hants. 
1794 Brasenose College, Oxford. 
1842 Hertford College, Oxford. 
1869 Northington church, Hants. 

1 89 1. 1734 Campanile of the Cathedral of 

Zara, in Dalmatia. 
1872 Hall of Lincolnshire College, 

Oxford. 
1876 Library, Uppington School. 
(Elected A.R.A.) 

1893. 1558 St. Peter's College, Radley. 
1559 St. Mary the Virgin, Oxford. 
1562 St. Peter's College, Radley. 
1566 Balliol College, Oxford. 

1894. 1458 Design for a bookplate. 
1474 do. do. 

1644 Interior, chapel, Radley Col- 
lege. 

1895. 1393 Design for a bookplate. 
1434 Radley College, Oxford. 
1462 Christ's Hospital, Horsham. 
i486 Screen, St. David's Cathedral. 

(Elected R.A.) 
1897. 1645 Design for a bookplate. 
1669 do. do. 

1 874 Houses for Westminster SchooL 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



231 



1898. 1646 New Schools, University Ox- 

ford. Diploma work, 

1647 Chapel of Giggleswick School. 

1648 Buildings, Uppingham School. 

1899. 1830 Radcliffe Library, Oxford. 

1900. 1690 Buildings, University College, 

Cambridge. 

1 90 1. 1568 Buildings, University of Cam- 

bridge. 

1902. 1384 Organ loft, etc., St. Mary the 

Virgin, Oxford. 

1595 Stall, Giggleswick chapel. 

1596 do. do. 

1903. 1640 Hertford College, Oxford. 
1643 Sedgwick Memorial Museum, 

Cambridge. 
1651 Gateway, Nottingham Castle. 

1904. 1568 Chapel, Hertford College. 

JACKSON, T.J Architect. 

LincoMs Inn Fields. 
1843. IZ78 Design for a water gate to a 
city. 

JACKSON, T. J. R Architect. 

Comer of Shane Street^ 

Knightsbridge. 

1 791. 448 Design for a gentleman's coun- 

try seat. 
606 do. do. 

1792. 545 Design for a mansion house. 
609 do. nobleman's villa. 

At Mr. Watts, Knightsbridge, 
or at Mr. Brettinghatn' s, 
Berkeley Square. 

1793. 7*6 Design for a temple. 

6, Angel Court, Snow Hill. 
1796. 819 Design for a church. 

23, Wormwood Street. 
1799. 1000 Design for a villa. 

JACKSON, W Sculptor. 

3, Upper Ebury Street. 

1848. 1344 The lamentation of Hagar; an 

unfinished group in marble. 
"God! who seest my dis- 
tress, in mercy spare my 
child." 
1347 The Murder of the Innocents; 
a group in plaster. 

82, Upper Ebury Street. 

1849. "63 Sleeping innocence. 

1284 Bust of Aurora in marble. 

I, King's Row, Pimlico. 
1854. 1422 Bust of Aurora in marble. 

JACKSON, William Painter. 

Exeter. 
1 77 1. 262 A landscape. 

263 do. its companion. 



JACKSON, W. G. G Painter. 

2, Queen Adelaide Road, 

Penge. 
1876. 409 Profile head. 

JACOB, Miss Edith Painter. 

1 2, Rossetti Mansions, 

Cheyne Walk. 

1896. 1026 Violets and roses. 
1090 Primulas. 

1897. 1133 Early spring blossoms. 

JACOB, Julius Painter. 

(Member of the Royal Society of Fine 
Arts at Paris.) 
6, Upper Gloucester Place, 

Regenfs Park Road. 
1845. *^3 Portrait. 

341 Portraits of children with a 

dog. 
368 Portraits of two children with 

a poney. 
948 — Lockhart, Esq. 

81, Gower Street. 

1847. 2^9 Loch Katrine, scenery of the 

Lady of the Lake, taken on 
the spot 

46, Manchester Street. 

1848. 4S8 Group of children; portraits. 

Berlin. 

1852. 384 Master J. P. Hertz. 

103 1 Master Paul Mendelssohn Bar- 
tholdy. 

3, Davies Street, 

Berkeley Square. 

1853. 40 An Italian greyhound belong- 

ing to Lady Adair Roe. 
136 Portrait of a girl. 
196 Mrs. George Butler of Oxford. 
655 Miss Sibyll, daughter of Col. 

the Hon. Charles Grey. 
876 Portrait of a boy. 
1005 Head of a child. 

1854. 639 Portrait of a boy. 
643 do. girl. 

JACOBS, E Painter. 

96, Stanley Street. 
1859. 1 1 26 A bathing girl. 

JACOBS, John Painter. 

124, Newgate Street. 
1 816. 290 Sketch from nature between 
Hampstead and Highgate — 
morning. 

6, Staining Lane, Cheapside. 
18 1 9. 484 Fallow deer. 

124, Newgate Street. 
1823. 399 A cottage fireside. 



232 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Jacobs, John — continued, 

4, Chapman Street^ 

Great Dover Road. 
1831. 1C90 The Abbey church, Bath. 

12, Wilderness Roiv, 
1834. 978 North door of Llandaff Cathe- 
dral. 
(Professor of the Royal Academy of 
Fine Arts, Antwerp.) 

21, Beaumont Street. 

1845. 330 On vient de d^barquer des 

esclaves, au lever du soleil. 

164, Strami, 

1848. 481 "She threw herself at his feet 

and besought him not to 

deliver her up to Manfred, 

etc."— CVw//<? of Otratito. 

JACOBS, John Emmanuel ... Painter. 
49, Upper Marylebone Street. 
1882. 3S9 Birch bark. 

489 The entrance to the wood. 
1884. 268 Loiterers. 
1 89 1. 721 Haymaking. 

Bitiacy View, Mill Hill, N. W. 
1895. 577 Holcombe Hill, Mill Hill. 

1897. 869 " Dolce far niente." 
1055 Youth. 

1898. I When the heart is young. 

JACOBS, Miss Louisa Sculptor. 

2, Upper Park Place, N. IV. 

1886. 1846 Childhood; bust. 
191 7 A reverie; bust. 

3, New Court, LincoMs Inn. 

1887. '8<^5 "Fiat voluntas tua"; bust, 

terra-cotta. 

JACOBSON Gem Engraver. 

(Engraver in stone and Medaller to His 

Danish Majesty; member of the Royal 

Academies of Arts in Copenhagen and 

Stockholm.) 

181 5. 838 A frame containing impressions 

from engravings in stone of 

King Gustavus Adolphus of 

Sweden, Buonaparte, the 

present Queen of Sweden, 

Hercules and Antiope, 

Apollo, Hercules and Cacus, 

the late King of Prussia, 

Endymion, and the late 

Count Bernstoff. 

JACOBY, Professor Louis. 

Engraver. 
Berlin. 
1884. 1405 The school of Athens. After 
Raffaelle. 



4, Fasanen Strasse^ 

Charhttenburg^ Germany. 
1893. 1471 Wedding of Alexander and 
Roxana. After Sodoma. 



JACOMBE-HOOD. See H, vol. iv, 
pages 143, 144. 

JACOTT, J. J Lithographer. 

20, Rue Ballini, Paris. 
1874. 1058 " UEnvie," from Dante. After 
A. Yvon. 
1066 "La Paresse," from Dante. 
After A. Yvon. 



JACQUAND, Claudius Painter. 

Paris^ etc, 
1844. 180 Charles II ^ New Shoreham, 
apr^s la bataille de Worces- 
ter. 

*<Au momcDt au Charles II, 
allait s'embarquer, la femme du 
p^chuer, qui ravait reooimu, se 
leta a scs genoux, ct le pria de 
benir ses enfants." 

188 Charles I ^ Holmby. 

Joyce partit pour Holmby avec 
^oo hommes, if entra, le pistolet 
a la main, dans la cluunore du 
roi, et lui signifia de le suivre — 
"En vertu de quel ordre?" de- 
manda Charles. " Le voila," r^- 
pondit-il en montrant du doi|;t ses 
cavaliers ranees en battaille dans 
la cour du chateau. 

1850. 437 Un Coniptoir juif en Alg^rie, 
vente d'une esclave. 

Boulogne, 
1853. ^^^ Miss Eliza Seymour. 

JACQUES, J Painter. 

1827. 474 Interior of a chapel. 

1828. 644 Foro di Nerva, Rome. 

1829. 1015 South door of Iffley church, 

Oxon. 

1 83 1. 500 Bishop's Bridge, Norwich. 

1832. 1059 View at Huisersheim in the 

Rheingau. 

JACQUET, Achille Etcher. 

5 and 6, Haymarkef, 
1886. 1450 Meadow sweet After Fred 
Morgan. 
37, Rue des Acacias, Paris. 

1893. 1385 The skirmishers. After E. De- 

taille. 

6, Rue Crevaux, Paris. 

1894. 1502 Le Guide. 



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JACQUET, Jules Etcher. 

Rue Poissofiy Paris, 
1884. 1399 " 1814." After J. L. Meis- 
sonier. 
57, Avenue de la 

Grande Armee^ Paris. 
1897. 1608 Her first offering. After H. 
Schmalz. 



JAGGARD, Walter R Architect. 

51, Westboume Park Road, 
1896. 1633 A gentleman's town house. 
1679 A small village Hall. 

1899. 1673 A town house. 

Heathcote^ 

3, Greenwood Roady 

Twickenham, 

1900. 1758 House at Richmond. 



JAGGER, J Architect. 

At Mr, Cailard^s, Je7veller^ 

Tottenham Court Road, 
1774. 138 The elevation of the North 
front of the new bridge at 
Bath. 
At Mr, Holland's, 

Hertford Street, 

1778. 173 Plan and elevation of a design 

for an edifice dedicated to 
the Sciences. 

1779. »59 A design for a casine. 

1780. 383 Design for a temple. 

1782. 512 do. nobleman's town 

house. 
1 784. 450 Design for the front of a country 

seat. 



JAGGER, Wilson Painter. 

39, Monthermer Road, Cardiff, 
1900. 103 Still life group. 



JAHN, C Sculptor. 

21, Fitzroy Road, 

Regent's Park, 

1868. 1064 Frame of medallions of Luther, 

Melancthon, Christ, Calvin, 
Zwingle. 

3, Egbert Street. 

1869. 1074 Beethoven; medallion. 

1075 Mozart; do. 

1076 Haydn; do. 

1870. 1 1 27 Medallion; heads from life. 
1 1 29 Charles Dickens, Esq. 

1872. 1493 Alfred Tennyson; medallion. 

1873. 1474 H.I.M. the Emperor of Ger- 

many; medallion portrait. 

IV. 



JAHN, Francis Sculptor. 

13, Church Street, 

Hanley, Staffordshire, 

1 90 1. 1805 A study; head of a boy. 

1902. 1707 The chorister; bust. 

1903. 1828 Madonna; bust. 

1904. 1773 At Play; group. 

JAKOBIDES, Georg Painter. 

26, Gothestrasse, Munich, 

1886. 181 The insatiable. 

JAKUSH, M Enamel Painter. 

42, Newgate Street, 
1836. 907 Diana and her nymphs repos- 
ing; enamel. After a picture 
by the late Moses Haughton, 
Esq. 

JAMES, Alfred Percy Painter. 

Derwent House, 

Blessington Road, Lee, 
1 90 1. 866 The good shepherd. "I will 
seek that which was lost, 
etc." 
1904. 1374 The five foolish Virgins. 

JAMES, Miss Alice. 

Miniature Painter. 
St. Erme, Wells Road, Bath, 

1887. 1384 Dolly; a portrait. 

1888. 1510 A portrait. 
1 5 19 Jack. 
1533 Tristram. 

1889. 1645 Esther, daughter of Ronald 

M'Neil, Esq. 
1669 Gladys, daughter of Paul Moon 
James, Esq. 

1890. 1479 Amabel, daughter of Richard 

Ward, Esq. 

1486 Diccon, son of Richard Ward, 
Esq. 

1488 Portrait of a lady. 

1530 Mabel, daughter of E. Golds- 
worthy James, Esq. 

1 55 1 Stephen, son of Philip Charles 
Hardwick, Esq. 

1 89 1. 1476 Philip, son of P. C. Hardwick, 

Esq. 
1491 Meg; a portrait. 
I SI 3 Brenda, daughter of H. A. 

Wadworth, Esq. 

1894. 1272 Ursula Mary, daughter of the 

Rev. Douglas Macleane. 

1895. 1169 Mignon. 

1896. 1440 Mrs. Stewart Clarke. 

1897. 1515 Beauty and the beast; a por- 

trait. 
1532 Sybil. 

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



JAMES, C Wax Modeller. 

15, Titchfield Street, 

Mortimer Street, 
1792. 77^ Portrait of a gentleman in 
wax. 

JAMBS, C. Boucher Painter. 

552, Oxford Street. 
1900. 845 Longing and looking. 
1902. 784 " Here full of April, veiled with 
sorrow's wing." 

HcUlsannery, Bideford, 
1904. 12 J "Time doth overtake the 
mom." 

JAMES, C. S Painter. 

22, Euston Place. 
1854. 929 Stream near Trefriu, North 
Wales. 
979 Llyn Crafuant, North Wales — 
evening. 
1856. 890 Leigh Woods, Clifton. 

JAMES, David Painter. 

17, Albion Square, Dalston, 
1886. 1077 Man-of-War Rocks, Scilly 

Islands. 
1888. 676 A North Cornish breaker. 
9, Blomfield Road, 

Maida Vale. 
1892. 908 An Atlantic roll. 
1897. 274 Coming home. 

JAMES, Miss Dora Painter. 

3, Hamilton Gardens, N. W. 
1897. 452 Yvonne. 

JAMES, E Painter. 

19, Upper Marylebone Street. 
1825. 182 Portrait of a gentleman. 
386 do. lady. 

JAMES, Miss Edith Painter. 

129, Wardaur Street. 

1886. 301 Mademoiselle R. C. . . . 

1887. 99 Roses. 

II, Rue Chateaubriand, Paris. 
1890. 176 Roses. 

Napier Mansions, 

Tunbridge Wells. 
1896. 1064 Marshal Neil roses. 

JAMBS, F Painter. 

191, High Holbom. 
1801. 330 Sancho's embassy to the 
Dutchess. 
348 Quixotte at the inn door 
attended by the two courte- 
sans. 



JAMES, Francis Painter. 

30, Charles Street, 

Berkeley Square, 

1 84 1. 51 View of the Ponte Vecchio 

from the Ponte Alle Grazie, 
Florence. 
509 View of the Ponte Alle Grazie 
from the Ponte Vecchio, 
Florence. 

1842. 383 View of the Ponte Vecchio, 

Florence. 
472 The Rialto, Venice. 

JAMES, Frank James Painter. 

15, Redburn Street, 

Tedworth Square. 

1888. 1198 Floodtime. 

38, Oakley Crescent. 

1889. 1352 Sand links; Northumberland. 

JAMES, George, A.R.A Painter. 

Dean Street, Soho. 
1770. no A portrait of a lady and her 
two sons; whole lengths. 

111 A portrait of a young gentle- 

man ; whole length. 

112 Portrait of a gentleman; three- 

quarters. {Mr. Barton.) 
(Elected A.R.A.) 
1 7 7 1 . 1 10 Cupid stung by a bee. 

111 A portrait of a young gentle- 

man; three-quarters. 

112 do. do. do. 
1772. 126 Portrait of a lady; half length. 
1774- »39 The portraits of two clergymen; 

whole lengths. 
1775' '^5 Portraits of a young gentleman 

and his sisters. 
1777. 190 Portraits of a gentleman and 
his family; half lengths. 
191 Portrait of a nobleman; three- 
quarters. 
1779. 160 A lady playing on the harp; 
whole length. 
161 Two children with a dog. 

Bath. 

1789. 401 The shepherdess stung by a 

bee; from Tasso's Aminta. 

1790. 445 Mr. Dimond of the Bath 

theatre in the character of 
young Norval, last scene, 
where he is wounded. 
447 A virgin carrying water in a 
sieve. 

JAMES, Harry E Painter. 

7 1, Adelaide Road, N. W. 
1888. 143 J On a Yorkshire more. 

Mevagissey, Cornwall. 

1890. 1372 The last of the ebb. 



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Mote Lodge^ Heavitree^ Exeter, 
1895. 1035 A reverie. 
1897. 137 In our Valley. 

1373 Old Cottage, Trebarwith, Corn- 
wall. 
1902. 966 Cornish Cottages. 

JAMES, J Painter. 

286, Strand. 
1794- 574 Portrait of a nobleman de- 
ceased. 

JAMES, J Painter. 

Barnet, 

1 8 10. 273 Conduit at Crickhowel, in 

Brecknockshire. 

181 1. 743 Sketch from nature. 

46, Sloane Street, 
1 8 16. 492 Studies from nature in Hyde 
Park. 

JAMES, Joseph Architect. 

29, St, Mary's Road^ 

Islington, 
1851. 255 St. Matthew's Church, Camden 
Town. 

1853. 1 174 St. Matthew's Church, etc., 

Smethwick. 

15, FurnivaPs Inn, 

1854. 1245 A town church. 

1855. "78 Congregational church, Hali- 

fax. 
1228 Congregational church. Regent 
Street, Barnsley. 

1857. 1029 Memorial chapel, Malaga, 

Spain. 
1037 Church at Cheshunt, Herts. 

1858. 1052 do. Tottenham. 
1064 Almshouses at Halifax. 

1859. mo Castle Carr, near Halifax; for 

Captain Priestley Edwards. 
1 86 1. 675 Arundel Chapel, Islington. 

6, Grove Villas^ Hammersmith, 
1 87 1. 889 Memorial chapel, Malaga. 

JAMES, M Painter. 

Bartut, 
1810. 275 Cottage at Totteridge, Herts. 

JAMES, Miss M. E Painter. 

II, Great Cumberland Place, 
1804. 54 Portrait of a young lady. 

JAMBS, Percy L Architect. 

6, Milton Park^ Hornsey Lane, 
1904. 1554 Church, Wolverhampton. 



JAMES, R Painter, 

Nottingham, 
1841. IX Pensive moments. 

57, Frith Street, 
1847. 3 So Portrait of a gentleman. 
4, Mount Pleasant^ 

Nottingham, 

1850. II 19 Marbles. 

1 85 1. 716 Schoolboy taking stock. 

JAMES, Richard S Painter. 

26, Bennet Street^ Blackfriars, 
i860. 760 "He sang of all sweet things, 
etc." 

1 86 1. 651 The watchman's morning 

round. 

1862. 228 Dutch Courtship. 

1863. 183 The opening rose. 

14, Russell Street y Brixton, 

1866. 384 A courtesy not returned. 

1867. 390 " Caught napping." 

1868. 133 The hydropath. 

1870. 78 Hark! 

1 87 1. 1057 Palmistry. 

1873. 428 The Prior in difficulties. 

1874. 140 A spark of consolation. 

331 The plague watchman. "Tok- 
ens of the wanton, the plun- 
der of the poor." 

1876. 33 Studying in the gardens of the 

de' Medici. 
504 "Billeted here!" 

1877. 232 Left behind. 
949 On duty. 

1878. 965 The point of atUck. 
1372 The prisoner's wife. 

1880. 1049 The new chaplain. 

1881. 878 "Who's to pay?" 
947 A palpable hit. 

1882. 133 The exorcists. "With Latin 

verse and sacred spell. 
Spirits bold to face and 
quell." 
753 Remembered still. 
1S83. 451 Mists of morning. 

830 The Veteran. "On the sun- 
shiny bench of a tavern, He 
sits and he prates of old 
wars." 
1884. 1527 One too many! 

43, Russell Street^ 

Brixton Road, 

1890. 569 Bought, sold or exchanged. 

1 89 1. 879 Entre nous. 

1897. 62 "Sharper than a serpent's 
tooth." 

1899. ^** The drone and the bees. 

39, Kildoran Road^ 

Acre Lane^ Brixton, 

1900. 964 The frippery dealer. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



JAMES, S Painter. 

TrevlyUy Mill Lane^ 

West Hampstead. 
1890. 1248 Purbeck Meadows. 

JAMES, T Architect. 

29, St, Marfs Road^ 

Canterbury, 
1855. 1280 Church, Queen's Square, 
Brighton. 

JAMES, Sir Walter Charles, Bart. 

Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

1849. 1095 Beech and oak trees from 

Penshurst Park; a sketch. 

1850. 1 141 Design for painted glass. 
1176 do. do. 
1202 A sketch of Sunset. 

1852. 461 Mill near Lynton, Devonshire. 

JAMES, Hon. Walter J Painter. 

I, Courtfield Road, S. W, 

1897. 726 Northumberland Hills. 

1898. 454 Study, near Pisa. 

722 A border landscape: moss 

troopers. 

1899. 408 The cypress. 
498 In Umbria. 

1900. 449 A Redesdale landscape. 
1078 The river. 

1 90 1. 90 Solitude. 

723 A clearing. 
739 Bathers. 

1902. 219 The holy island. 

1903. 302 A fantasia. 
459 Procris. 

JAMES, Hon. Mrs. Walter J. (L. 

Gwenllian) Painter. 

I, Courtfield Road, S.W, 

1897. 748 Stone pines. 

1898. 456 The little fort. 

1899. 860 Spring. 

1900. 480 Gobelin market. 

577 Portrait of a woman. 

578 Assisi. 

1 90 1. 120 Rowans. 

JAMES, William Painter. 

At the Golden Head in 
Bedford St,, Covent Garden. 
T769. The remains of some antient 

Egyptian Temples, as they 
are now standing in and 
about Thebes in Upper 
Egypt, viz. : 
58 A side view of the Great 
Temple of Osiris, at Car- 



nack, to which there were 
avenues of Sphynxes half a 
mile in length, adorned with 
triumphal arches; on the 
right hand is a Portico of a 
Temple at Aoiara. 

1769. 59 The Temple of Osmanduas at 

Luxor. 
60 The Temple of Isis, at the 
Isle Ell Hief, a little above 
the first cataract of the Nile; 
on the right hand is a small 
Temple called the Temple 
of the Hawk, because Isis 
was there worshiped under 
that symbol. 
At the Golden Head, 

Mafs Buildings, 

St, Martinis Lane, 

1770. 113 The palace of Memnon, at 

Medinet Hobu, near Thebes, 
in the Upper Egypt; on the 
left hand is a temple at De- 
bowde above the first cata- 
ract of the Nile. 
114 The temple of Cous, where 
the antient Egyptians kept 
and worshipped their sacred 
crocodiles; on the right 
hand is a small temple at 
Elephantine where they wor- 
shipped a serpent called 
Knuphis. 

1 77 1. 108 A View of Westminster from 

the Adelphi buildings in 
Durham Yard. 
109 A View of Black friars Bridge 
from Somerset House Gar- 
dens. 



JAMESON, Miss Georgina... Painter. 
61, Broadhurst Gardens, 
1896. 132 Still life. 



JAMESON, Middleton Painter. 

148, Norwood Road, SE, 
1887. 4*3 Martyrdom of Margaret Wilson. 
Etaples, Pas de Calais, Frcuice, 
1 89 1. 607 Toilers of the sea. 

9, Rue des Foumeaux, Paris, 
1895. ^^ Assegai making, Mashonaland. 
28, Princess Square ^ Bayswater, 
1899. ^95 Cupid and Psyche. 

2, Edwardcs Square Studios, 
1 901. 50 The Viaticum, 
no Surprised. 

28, Princess Square, 
1904. 1074 Ii^Jfi^^i^ gardens. 




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JAMESON, Miss Rosa Painter. 

1885. 1449 A home among the flowers. 

72, Brook Green^ IV, 

1886. 1208 Poached eggs. 

19, Cromwell Grove^ JV, 

1887. 380 Fascination. 

Riseikn^ Wadhursty Sussex, 
1891. 1268 Imminent peril. 
1894. 1072 A mere bagatelle. 

JAMESON, R. S Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1823. 840 Landscape. 

JAMESON and WALLIS. 

Architects. 
8, Adelphi Terrace, 
1889. 1901 Staircase: Fanshaws, Hertford. 
1976 Fanshaws, Hertford. 

JAMISON, Mrs. A. (Isabel). 

Painter. 
St, HelerCs^ Lancashire, 

1883. 1057 Bird's foot trefoil. 

1884. 1 1 37 Daisies. 

1887. 1232 Butterwort and sundew. 

26, Lowndes Street, 
1889. 1505 Hops. 
1896. 1244 Marsh Marigolds. 

JANE, Fred T Illustrator. 

12a, Edith Terrace^ 

Fulham RocLd, 
1894. 1464 The Frankenstein of the East. 
cjo Tower Publishing Co,^ 

95, Minories^ E.C 
1896. 1502 Roman galleys of to-day. 

JANNOCH, Miss Vena Painter. 

Dersingham^ Kin^s Lynn^ 

Norfolk, 
1898. 712 Violets. 
1900. 1028 Cornflowers. 
1904. 597 Anemones. 
743 Briar roses. 

JANSEN, Fritz Painter. 

57, Bedford Gardens^ W, 
1883. 692 Mrs. Hugh Carter. 

J'ANSON, Ed Architect. 

At Mr. Healey's, 

Gresse St., Rathbone Place > 
1794- 595 Design for the front of a Par- 
liament House. 
34, Castle Street, 

Cavendish Square, 
1798. 945 Design for an entrance to a 
public building. 



JANSON, E Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1824. 830 The traveller refreshed. 

JANVRY, H. De Gem Engraver. 

5, Titchfielii Street, 

1798. 664 Portraits of Mrs. Chinnery, 

Miss Ross, Mr. Le Bas, Miss 
Bigony, Miss Cologane, 
Mrs. Onslow, A. Vestal, 
Mrs. Dawson, Mr. King, 
Mrs. Neville, Mrs. Smith, 
Miss Fitzgerald and Mr. 
Neville. 

1 799. 886 Portraits of Musicians. 

1800. 377 Apollo; cameo. 
384 Diana; cameo. 

JAQUES, Miss Julia. 

Miniature Painter. 
Julia Jacques. 

1827. 863 Portrait of a gentleman. 

Miss Julia Jaques, 

41, Crawford Street, 

1828. 691 A portrait 

801 The sons of William Hillman, 
Esq. 

1829. 650 A portrait. 

970 Portrait of a young lady. 

1830. 639 do. gentleman. 

653 Mrs. John Blood and her infant 
son. 

971 Miss Geddes. 

1 83 1. 796 Miss Woodman. 

1832. 824 Miss Sarah Hall. 

1833. 797 Portrait of a young lady. 

1835. 869 Hon. Miss Eden. 

50, Upper Berkeley Street, 

1836. 870 Portrait of a young lady with a 

lamb. 

JAQUES, Miss Lilian Painter. 

70, Francis Street, Leeds, 
1904. 294 Joseph Williamson, Esq. 

JARDINE, J Painter. 

Dartford, 
1 8 14. 522 Flowers. 

JARDINE, J., Junr Painter, 

Dartford, 
1829. 825 Flowers from nature. 

J ARM AN, Henry T Painter. 

46, Park Grove Road, 

Leytonstone, 
1900. 1298 The osier bed. 
1904. 40 The bathing place. 

681 Orpheus and the Naiads. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



JARRETT, G. Painter, 

27, Bridgewater Street 
1827. 544 A portrait. 

JARRETT, S. T Painter. 

Jarrett Place^ Hackney. 
1826. 314 Aurora. 

JARVIS, A. W Architect. 

44, Lincoln's Inn Fields, 
1902. 1435 School room, Conamur, Sand- 
gate. 

JARVIS, George Painter. 

4, Lancaster Road, 
1874. 958 Cinderella. 

1883. 608 Day dreams. 

1884. 731 Household cares. 

JARVIS, Henry and Son. 

Architects. 
29, Trinity Square, 

Southwark, 

1870. 741 Interior, St. Paul's Church, 

Upper Holloway. 

187 1. 941 Interior, All Souls, Camber- 

well. 
1878. X105 Elmstead Grange, near Chisle- 

hurst. 
1886. 1700 Infirmary at Champion Hill. 

JARVIS, Henry C Painter. 

37, Hazelbank Road, Catford, 
1904. 1073 The Arun at Burpham, near 
Arundel. 

JARVIS, Matthew Painter. 

20, Low Hill, Liverpool, 
1884. 1014 Near Raby, Cheshire. 

JAY, Miss Cecil ... Miniature Painter. 

Merry hill Cottage, Bushey, 

1902. 1298 The sere and yellow leaf. 

1903. 1218 A study. 
1224 Rose. 

1226 The sun hat. 

1228 The maid with the delicate air. 

1229 The Grey Kimono. 
1356 Hard of hearing. 

1366 Study of a man's head. 
1382 do. do. 

1 7, Meadow Studios, Bushey, 

1904. 1231 The Milkmaid. 
1240 Portrait study. 

1281 Betty, youngest daughter of 
E. Johnstone, Esq. 

JAY, Hamilton Painter. 

15, Great Portland Street, 
1880. 604 A gloomy day. 



Abinger Hammer^ Dorking, 
1885. 1 14 Dreary dull November. 
South Harting, 
I near Petersfieid. 

1887. 243 " Far from the world's ignoble 
' strife." 

1888. 905 Winter. 

I 1889. 277 A comer of the coppice. 
I 1890. 489 On the Sussex Downs. 

1 89 1. 902 Hay-making. 

Lee House, LittUhampton. 

1904. 388 The sheep fold. 

JAY, J. A. B Painter. 

54, Parliament Street, 

1878. 439 On the road home. 

Norwood House, Beverley, 

Yorkshire, 
1880. 192 "Ware hare, challenger!" 

JAY, J. Isabella Lee Painter. 

12, Redcliffe Road, 

South Kensington. 
1896. 1610 Screen, St. David's Cathedral, 
South Wales. 

JAY, W Architect. 

At Mr, D, R, Roper's, 
Stamford Street, 

Blackfriars, 

1809. 831 Design for a public library. 

1 8 10. 842 do. boat-house. 

18 1 2. 801 do. Grecian casine. 

14, Beaufort Buildings, 
181 5. 816 Design for a boat-house, etc. 

12, Grafs Inn Square, 
181 7. 891 Church at Savannah, America. 

JAY, William Samuel Painter. 

259, Regent Street, 

1873. 3<^5 A rich corner. 

1874. 449 Cutting rushes in Surrey. 

1875. 558 Far from the busy haunts of 

men. 

1876. 396 The Deer leap Wood, Wotton, 

Surrey. 
888 Sunny days. 
894 Wotton Common, Surrey. 

42, Great Castle Street, 

1877. 815 Sunset. 

1879. 167 Spring time. 
192 Autumn. 

512 Showery weather — Normandy. 
999 Spring showers. 

1 5, Great Portland Street, 

1880. 70 October. 

152 The waning of the year. 

153 Glowing autumn. 
636 Old boats, Dieppe. 
949 Late harvest. 



i88i. 



1882. 
1883. 

1884. 



1885. 
1886. 

1891. 
1892. 

1894. 

1896. 



1900. 
1902. 



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60, Haymarket, 
4 The wood rovers. 
4, Sandrtngham Villas^ 

Lee Road. 
524 Nature's golden month. 
25 The early primrose — herald of 

Spring. 
303 November on the river. 
824 The woodman. 

Bumham Villa^ Lewisham, 
421 Reynard's home. 
222 October glows. 

Brooklawn^ Arundel. 
X048 Autumn Sunbeams. 
979 When autumn leaves are scat- 
tered. 
117 "'Mid seared and yellow 

leaves." 
372 Falling leaves. "The mellow 
year is hastening to its close, 
etc." 

Lee Hotise^ Littlehampton. 
41 A silent pool. 
420 Scattered leaves. 



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JAYNE, Charles Painter. 

4, Sion F/acfj Chelsea. 
1838. 1 1 32 Design for Colonial House, St. 
John's, Newfoundland. 
5, Peter Street, Islington. 

1 85 1. 574 Autumn evening. 

15, Paul Street^ Islington. 

1852. 313 Swansea Harbour, South 

Wales. 
1132 New Bridge, South Wales. 

SnelPs Park^ Edmonton. 
1859. 266 River scenery — evening. 

I, Alma Villas^ Edmonton. 
1 86 1. 301 The river Orwell, Ipswich. 
1863. 360 A cloudy day. 

604 Summer afternoon. 

Leigh Villa, Tottenham. 
1865. 289 The Orwell river at Nacton. 
1868. 682 Kelham park on the Trent. 



JAYNE, Mrs. Charles (Mary) 

Painter. 
33, Southampton Street. 
56 Near Sevenoaks, Kent. 
202 Water Mill, Oakhampton. 
643 View from Bembridge, Isle of 
Wight. 

14, Stamford Street. 
527 Brading, Isle of Wight. 

5, Peter Street, Islington. 

705 The road through the copse. 

706 Clatterford, Isle of Wight. 
16, St. PauPs Street, Islington. 

1854. 973 Near Sevenoaks, Kent. 

1855. $04 A mountain scene. 



1846. 
1847. 



1849. 
1851. 





Snelfs Park Edmonton. 


1859. 


207 A landscape. 




Alma Villas, Edmonton. 


1862. 


i%7 Landscape — evening. 




536 View at Dovercourt, Essex. 


1863. 


50 At Chigwell, Essex. 


1864. 


185 Welsh scene. 


JEAKES, J Painter, 




3, Little Russell Street, 




Bloomshury. 


1796. 


823 View of Richmond Bridge. 


1797- 


743 View on the Thames. 


1798. 


430 A cottage scene. 


1800. 


488 Landscape and figures. 


1802. 


1082 do. do. 



1803. 970 

1805. 57* 

1806. 513 

1807. 979 

1808. 673 

1809. 563 



8, Tavistock Street, 

Bedford Square. 

View from the castle at 
Rochester, looking up the 
river Medway. 

7, UttU Russell Street. 

Ruins of Cowdray House, 
Sussex; drawn in Sepia. 

Rural life; a scene from 
nature. 

Elevation of the school for the 
indigent blind, St. George's 
Fields, with the intended 
addition. 

View of Northstead House, 
with studies of cattle. 

A scene at Ambleside, West- 
moreland. 



JEAN, Philip Miniature Painter. 

50, Margaret Street, 

Cavendish Square. 

1787. 268 A frame with five miniatures. 

1788. 300 Portrait of a gentleman. 

315 Frame with seven miniatures. 
{Mr. Sandby, Mr. Serres, 
Mrs. Maylin, Mdlle. Stor- 
ace.) 
10, Hanover Street, 

Hanover Square. 

1789. 321 Frame with eleven miniatures. 

1 790. 322 Portrait of a gentleman. 

326 Frame containing a portrait of 
H.R.H. the Duke of Clar- 
ence and ten others. {Lord 
Aylesbury, Lord Valletort^ 
Sir John Dick, General 
Johnson. 
Portrait of H.R.H. the Duchess 

of Gloucester. 
Portrait of H.R.H. the Duke 
of Gloucester. 

358 Portrait of a lady of quality. 

67* do. do. do. 



329 



331 



240 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Jean, Philip — continued, 

1 79 1. 302 A frame containing the por> 

traits of a nobleman, two 
ladies of quality, seven 
others, and Madame Mara 
in the centre. {Lord Mount 
Edgcumbcy Lady Valletort^ 
Lady Carolina Hubbert^ Sir 
William Faucit, Mr. Rich- 
ards, Capt York,) 
325 Portrait of Her Royal High- 
ness Princess Sophia Matil- 
da, daughter of H.R.H. the 
Duke of Gloucester. 

1792. 30 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr, 

Topham,) 
221 Portrait of a young lady. {Miss 

Barrett,) 
270 A frame containing H.R.H. 
Prince William, son of 
H.R.H.theDukeof Glouces- 
ter, a lady of quality, a 
nobleman and eight others. 
{Lady Fauconberg, C, Fitz- 
ray, Mr, Handry, Sir George 
Collier, General Johnstone.) 
274 Portrait of H.R.H. the Duchess 
of Gloucester. 

461 Portrait of a nobleman. {Sir 

John Dick.) 

462 Portrait of a young gentleman. 
514 Portrait of a nobleman. {Lord 

Delawar,) 
^793- 5 Portrait of a lady. {Mrs, 
Barrett:) 

274 Portrait of a lady. {Mrs, 
Bamett,) 

363 A frame containing two ladies 
of quality, two others, and 
Master Walsh the celebrated 
singer. {Lcuiy Balcarres, 
Lady Mansfield, Mr, Phipps, 
Madame St, Croix,) 
Mary Owen, the well-known 
Welsh pedlar. {Painted for 
Captain Hodges of Hawk- 
stead, Kent,) 
Maternal Happiness. In the 
centre Signora Storace in 
the character of My Grand- 
mother, a Turkish Jew and 
six others. 
^795- S'5 Princess Sophia of Gloucester. 

556 Four portraits. {Miss Baynes, 
Miss Tursden,) 

1796. 587 Portrait of a gentleman. 
635 do. naval officer. 
723 do. His Majesty. 

1797. 896 do. do. {A pre- 
sent to the States of Jersey,) 



661 



1794. 529 



1798. 


519 

798 


1799. 


685 


1800. 


7>5 
7»" 




73> 
798 
802 


1801. 


833 
834 
890 

733 



Mr. O'Neill. 

The portraits of Mrs. Evans^ 
Master P. Jeans, Miss Fitz- 
gerald, Miss Marchand, 
Miss H. Jean. 

Miss Sterling. 

Mr. West. 

Portrait of himself. 

Mr. Newton. 

Miss Park. 

Mr. Gill. 

Captain Ross. 

Master Pechell. 

Adoration ; a study. 

Portraits of Lieutenant Gilbert, 
Admiral Sir J. Saumarez, 
Mrs. Anson, Miss E. Jean, 
the Hon. Captain Hamilton, 
Hon. Miss Hamilton, Miss 
Place, and Colonel Anson. 
157, New Bond Street, 

H.R.H. Prince William of 
Gloucester. 

Sir J. Dick, Bart. 

Lady M. Waldegrave. 

Col. Hamilton. 

Portraits of Miss De Camp, in 
the character of Urania, Dr. 
Jackson, Admiral Sir J. 
Saumarez, and a Russian 
Jew toy-man. 



JEAN, R Miniature Painter. 

1801. 787 Portrait of an artist. 

New Road, Marylebone, 
696 Portrait of a gentleman. 

29, Brewer Street, 
737 Captain Braddyll. 
863 Portraits of Miss Brown, Mrs. 
Jean, Mrs. Green, and Mr. 
Bone. 



1802. 449 

450 
452 
503 

77^ 



1802. 



1803. 



JEAN, St, See S. 

JEANS, T Painter. 

10, Beaufort Buildings, 
1797. 1076 The Countess of Salisbury's 
chapel in Christchurch, 
Hants. 

JEARRAD, Robert William. 

Architect. 
260, Oxford Street, 

18 1 3. 816 Hampton's at West Peckham. 

1 8 14. 74; Design for a castle in South 

Wales. 

1815. 866 Mansion in Poland for General 

Count Pack. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



241 



JEARRAUD, R. W, and C. 

Architects. 

1838. 1X49 Model of ChristchurchjAlstone, 
Cheltenham. 

JEAURON, Philippe Auguste. 

Painter. 

185 1. 643 Flight into Egypt. 

{The name is spelt as above in the cata- 
logue^ but Bryan gives it as /eanron,) 

JEENS, Charles Henry Engraver. 

3, Queen^s Road^ 

Camden Square, 
i860. 917 Liberation of the slaves. After 
H. Lejeune, A.R.A. 
935 The Jager's wife. After Foltz. 
941 The Jager. After Foltz. 
60, St PauPs Road, 

Camden Square, 
1864. 845 Queen Elizabeth, from a minia- 
ture in the possession of the 
Duke of Buccleuch. 
858 Phoebe Mayflower. After R. 
Gavin. 
1876. 1151 Parents of Christ seeking Him. 
After E. Armitage, R.A. 

JEFFERSON, Robert Sculptor. 

73, Hercules Buildings^ 

Lambeth, 

1853. 1462 Model, in wax, of Wellington's 

entry into Madrid. Pur- 
chased by the Art Union of 
London, 

1854. 1399 Filial gratitude, executed for 

William Potts, Bronze Monu- 
mental Works, Birmingham. 
i860. 1093 Vase illustrative of Truth and 
Justice. 

JEFFERY, Miss Anna Painter. 

Great Haywards^ 

Haywards Heath. 
1890. 167 Larkspurs. 

JEFFERY, E Painter. 

Exeter, 

1840. 432 Woody Scene on the River 

Teign: Holy-street Mill, 
Chayford, Devonshire. 

3, Sout/iemhay^ Exeter, 

1 84 1. 1187 Exeter from Exwick Hill, with 

Exmouth, Topsham and 
Powderham in the distance. 

1842. 1 23 1 Widden Park on the Teign, 

near Drewsteignton, Devon- 
shire, with Chagford and 
Dartmoor in the distance. 

IV. 



JEFFERY, George Architect. 

cjo ff,/. Murcott, 

6, Endell Street^ Long Acre, 
1S95. 1549 The Anglican College, Jerusa- 
lem. 

JEFFERYS, James Painter. 

James Jefferies, 
at Mr, Woolletfs, 
Green St.^ Leicester Fields* 
1775. 163 The deluge. 

164 Zenocrates and Phryne. 
/./efferys, 

5, Meards Street^ Soho, 
1783. 241 The scene before Gibraltar on 
the morning of the 14th of 
Sepr., 1 782, as described in 
Gen. Elliott's and Brig. Cur- 
tis's letters. 

JBFFRAY, A. Edgar Painter. 

10, Paradise Row^ Hackney. 
1833. ^^^ Portrait of a gentleman. 

A.Jeffray^ 8, Lloyd*s Square^ 
Pentonville, 
1 84 1. 114 An Israelite. 
A,E,Jeffray, 

6, Mortimer Street, 
1845. "30 Crossing the ford — evening 

9, Upper Fitzroy Street. 

1847. 51 Near Llanberis, North Wales. 
222 Evening — Leyton Marshes. 

1848. 363 On the Eden, Kent. 

JEFFRAY, James Painter. 

6, Mortimer Street and 

Paradise Row, 

1844. 499 Landscape and cattle — Hack- 

ney Marshes. 
642 Derbyshire scenery— evening; 
composition. 

1845. 43 Cows in a shed. 

9, Upper Fitzroy Street. 

1847. 580 A glen on the Llugwy, North 

Wales; Snowden in the dis- 
tance—evening. 

1848. 401 Cows in a meadow. 

10, Paradise Row, 
1851. 749 A bridge over a tributary to 
the Thames near Henley. 
763 An outlet of the Thames, with 
cattle — Wargrave, Wilts. 

JEFFRAY, Richard Painter. 

10, Paradise RoWy Hackney, 
1836. 147 A scene from the Hunchback 
of Notre Dame. "And 
somethinglike ahuman form 
stood before her." 
1839. 162 Achilles and Thetis. 

1 1 



242 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Jcffray, Richard—confinued. 

6, Mortimer Street. 
1843. 112 Acis and GaJatea. "I heard 
the ruffian shepherd rudely 
blow, etc." 

1845. 2 A. Edgar Jeffray, Esq. 
426 Golden Age. 

1846. 480 Andromeda. 

1267 Eve. "As I bent down to 
look, etc." 

9, Upper Fitzroy Street, 

1847. 335 Sappho to Phaon. " Here as 

I lay, etc." 

1848. 538 Samson and the Chorus. " But 

who is this? etc." 
1850. 619 A sketch near Norwood. 

Lansdawne Villas^ Fulham, 
1854. 237 Eve at the fountain. 

JEFFRAY, W, ... Miniature Painter. 
18, Gresse St., Rathdone Place. 

1788. 256 Portrait of a gentleman. (Mr. 

Plote.) 
273 Portrait of a lady. 

1789. 13 do. gentleman, on vel- 

lum. 

JEFFREYS, Miss Edith Gwyn. 

Sculptor. 
61, Bedford Gardens. 

1885. 2048 Day dreams; statuette, terra- 

cotta. 

50, Glebe Place, Chelsea, 

1886. 1841 Mrs. H. Gwyn Jeffreys; bust, 

terra-cotta. 
1847 Regrets; bust, terra-cotta. 
1854 Tibicina; statuette. 

1887. 1847 Dawn; group. 

1 85 1 Major C. B. Macgregor. 

1888. 1 98 1 Psyche; statuette. 

1994 A portrait study — head; terra- 
cotta. 

1889. 2123 Peppino; head. 

JEFFROY Painter. 

1 7, Leicester Square. 
1829. 663 Portrait of a lady. {This is 
probably by A. E.Jejffray.) 

JEFFS, Mrs Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1807. 628 A view from nature. 

JEHLY, Jacob Painter. 

Austria and c/o 
C. Healy, Esq., 
Croxley Green, 

Rickmansworth. 
1891. 311 Miss Mary Douglas. 



JEKYLL, Miss Painter. 

BramUy House, Guildford. 
1865. 505 Cheeky, 64 Regt., a native of 
Cawnpore. 

JELLEY, James Valentine... Painter. 
4, Wordsworth Road, 

Birmingham. 
A day of sunshine. 
The beach of a northern sea. 
Roses. 

A comer of old Whitby. 
Autumn leaves. 

Between the dark and the day- 
light. 
A cottage window. 
The end of the village. 
In the morning gleam. 
Kettleness point. 
Hampton in Arden, 

Warwickshire. 
June roses. 

Noon of a summer's day. 
In the twilight. 
Among the mallows. 
Marshal Niel roses. 
Sunny day — Whitby Harbour. 
In the gloaming. 
Purple and gold. 
In the end of autumn. 
September sunshine. 
Sunshine days. 
The sweet o' the year. 
A coastguard's home. 



1885. 38 

1886. 545 

1887. 858 
"55 
1314 

1888. 313 

564 
858 

1889. 618 
1052 



1890. 146 

1891. 119 

1897. 7«9 
884 

1034 

1898. 742 
859 

1899. 317 

1900. 303 
721 
892 

1901. 465 
654 



JEMMETT, Arthur R Architect. 

47, Alexandra Road, 

Wimbledon. 
1889. 1872 A fountain against the wall of 
a building. 
17a, Great George Street, 

Wes/minster. 
1894. 1653 Darlington municipal build- 
ings. 

JEMMETT and McCOMBIE. 

Architects. 
II, Little College Street, 

Westminster. 
1904. 1508 Design for Hull Town Hall. 

JENKIN,Mrs.B.M. ^^MissMarga- 
ret M. Giles, vol. ii, page 238. 

JENKINS, Miss Anne Painter. 

16, Harrington Square. 

1876. 713 Still life. 

1877. 897 Azaleas. 

1879. 766 Oleander blossom. 
8x1 Roses. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



243 



1880. 


890 Azaleas. 




26, New Cavendish Street. 




9 JO Christmas Roses. 


1899. 


415 My mother. 


I88I. 


836 Azaleas and Solanum berries. 




981 Helen Elsie, daughter of Ernest 




841 Flowers. 




Brown, Esq. 


1883. 


914 Azaleas. 


1900. 


519 The queen of hearts. 


1885. 


1274 Christmas Roses. 




24, Welbech Street. 






1903. 


612 Dorothea. 






1904. 


68 A sea gipsy. 


JENKINS, Miss Blanche ... Painter. 








16, Harrington Square. 


JENKINS, Miss C Painter. 


1873. 


985 Madeline. 




(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 


1874. 


407 A captive. 


1827. 


778 Flowers. 


1875. 


332 Merry Christmas time. 


1831. 


77^ Mrs. R. S. and her son. 


1876. 


414 A study. 

6o2 Playmates asleep. 


1832. 


574 Flowers. 


1877. 


136 Sly boots. 


JENKINS, David C Painter. 




255 A little sailor boy. 




6, Weils Street, Oxford Street. 




8, Bemers Street. 


1885. 


315 A February morning. 


1878. 


X08 The widow. 




19, Woollaton Street, Notts. 




455 Portrait of a lady. 


1888. 


252 On the banks of the Trent, 


1879. 


60 Mrs. Sneyd of Keele. 




Wilford, Notts. 




356 Hon. Mrs. Henry Howard. 




843 The village wheelwright's 


1881. 


no Going out. 




yard, Wilford, Notts. 




921 Mrs. Lyttelton Annesley. 




150, Derby Roady Nottingham. 




940 Little Sunshine. 


1889. 


I02X A summer's day: a back water 


1882. 


392 Little Frank. 




of the Trent at Wilford, 




434 Captain A. G. Corbett. 




Notts. 




484 Nearly bedtime 




Pool Buildings, 




752 The first kiss. 




South Castle St., Liverpool. 




39, Berners Street, 


1891. 


887 Early morning — cornfield. 


1883. 


118 Daisy, daughter of G. T. R. 
Preston, Esq. 




994 Feeding the flock. 




581 A little coquette. 


JENKINS, F. Lyall Sculptor. 




841 The queen of the Fisher 




12, Bedford Gardens, W. 




Maidens. 


1896. 


1895 Laurence Koe, Esq.; bust. 


1884. 


440 Going to market. 




i%ia. King's Road, S.W. 


1885. 


440 A sketch. 


1899. 


1886 St. Georgius Puerorum Praeses; 




497 Christmas Eve. 




group, marble. For St. 


1887. 


37 Hush! 




Matthew's church. Cocking- 




920 The first curtsey. " Happy the 




ton. South Devon. 




maid who managed it all. 


1900. 


1918 Thomas E. CoUcutt, Esq.; 




without a fall." 




bust, bronze. 


1888. 


904 Little buttercup. 


1901. 


1791 Portion of metal and ivory 




953 "A simple child that lightly 




frieze, etc., for Lloyd's Re- 




draws its breath, etc." 




gistry. 




117, Abbey Roady 


1903. 


i860 The spirit of steam navigation; 




St. John's Wood. 




statuette, bronze and ivory. 


1890. 


14 Lilies. 


1904. 


1722 The triumph of youth; bust. 


1892. 


235 The fairy queen. 




marble. " For body's beauty 




1005 Father's little comforter. 




is thy soul's thin veil, etc." 


1893. 


512 Mrs. W. L. Wyllie. 




1834 The Spirit of British Maritime 


1894. 


354 Miss Isabella Wilson. 




Commerce; group, bronze 




668 Nasturtiums. 




and marble. Portion of 




27, ffarley Street. 




decorative scheme for stair- 


1895. 


523 Winifred, daughter of Sir 
Thomas G. Glen - Coats, 




case at Lloyd's Registry. 




Bart. 


JENKINS, H Painter. 




684 The fisherman's little daughter. 




27, Park St., Camden Town. 


1897. 


1020 Meriel, daughter of A. E. Per- 


1854. 


1 1 10 Tower at Rouen. 




kins, Esq. 


i860. 


719 Abbeville. 



244 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



JENKINS, H. E Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

1806. 450 A View of Canterbury. 

1807. 737 Sand pit, Windsor Park. 

JENKINS, J Architect. 

13, Hanover Street^ 

Hanover Square, 
1788. 448 Design for a temple. 

1790. 475 do. musical pavillion. 

1 791. 502 do. temple. 
1793. ^^ d^' ^^ insularium. 
'795- ^47 do. a senate house. 
1823. 1046 An architectural composition. 

6, Red Lion Square. 

1825. 879 View in the South peristyle of 

the temple of Neptune at 
Paestum. 

1826. 855 View of the remains of the 

Temple of Mars Ultor at 
Rome. 

1827. 1061 South-west view of the Triple 

Temple in the Acropolis of 
Athens. 

1828. 1 1 22 View of the temple of Isis at 

Pompeii. 
1832. 1013 View of the remains of the 
temple of Jupiter Tonans, 
etc., in Rome. 

JENKINS, Joseph John, R.W.S,, 

F.SA Painter. 

8, Caroline Street^ 

Bedford Square, 
1 84 1. 266 The cabaret. 

JENKINS, M Miniature Painter. 

6, Red Ldon Square, 
1830. 792 Miss Jane Jenkins. 

JENKINS, W Architect. 

6, Red Lion Square, 

1822. 905 North-east view of the remains 

of the Temple of Minerva 
Parthenon, in the Acropolis 
of Athens, etc. 

1823. 792 View through the Eastern por- 

tico of the Propylseum of 
Athens. 
1827. 887 View from the Piazzetta of St 
Mark at Venice, showing 
the Loggia of the Cam- 
panile, the Torre del Oro- 
logio, and the Cathedral of 
St Mark. 
1061 South-west view of the Triple 
temple in the Acropolis of 
Athens. 



JENKINS, W. W Architect. 

20, Bartlett Buildings, 

1853. 1 121 Wesleyan Training College, 

Westminster. 

1854. 1 1 22 Gelly D^g, Carmarthenshire, 

the seat of Richard Jen- 
nings, Esq. 

JENKS, R Painter. 

15, Cumberland Street^ 

New Ro€id. 
1823. 597 The Idler. 

JENNENS, Luke Painter. 

68, Barclay Road^ Fulhatn, 

1880. 880 More free than welcome. 

Hillandale House^ Harrow. 

1 88 1. 874 Cavaliers and Roundheads. 

Fulmer^ Bucks. 
1897. 1 125 Doubt and desire. 

JENNER, G. P Painter. 

31, Adam Street^ Westminster, 
1834. 937 The grand Mosque at Buja- 
poor: Ibrahim Adil Shah, 
the fifth King, his son, and 
their suite, going to morn- 
ing prayers ; from a drawing 
and description by Col. 
Briggs. 
964 Shemsclnihar and the Prince 
of Persia with their attend- 
ants in his grand saloon, 
etc. 

1837. 1029 The mournful obsequies of the 

valiant Raymond Berenger, 
performed by Hugo de Lacy, 
Constable of Chester, as 
chief mourner, with a chosen 
body of his knights, squires, 
men at arms, and pages, of 
noble descent: headed by 
twelve monks and their 
abbots halting at the castle 
gate of La Garde Dolo- 
rouse. Under the gateway 
is the orphan Eveline, the 
priest Aldrovand, and her 
household, with a distant 
view of the bridge and fatal 
plain.— 7%<f Betrothed, 

1838. 1131 Interior of Whitchurch, near 

Edgeware, erected by the 
Duke of Chandos, 17 15, the 
paintings by Sir James Thorn- 
hill. The immortal Handel 
was organist, and composed 
upon the organ, etc. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



245 



1840. 1009 The trial of Rebecca in the 
hall of the Knights Tem- 
plars, at the period when 
Higgs, the son of Snell (a 
lame man) is ordered out 
of Court, and the Grand 
Master commands Rebecca 
to unveil. — Ivanhoe, 

JENNER, W Painter. 

1874. 204 Sunset on the beach, Brighton. 

JENNINGS, Benjamin Sculptor. 

Roffie, 

1849. 1307 Marble bust of Thomas Elliot- 

son, Esq., M.D., Cantab. 
17, Lmver Eaton Street 

1850. 1340 Cupid, the birth of the rose, 

etc. 
1356 Bust of the Madonna. 

JENNINGS, Edward Painter. 

33, Manor Park, Lee. 
1869. 660 Derwentwater. 
187 1. 782 Near a lock on the Thames, 
Berkshire. 
799 Meadows at Llanelltyd, Wales. 
1873. 709 On the hills above Borrowdale. 
1342 Dawn in November — Lande- 
wednack, Cornwall. 
58, Granville Park^ 

Blackheath, 
1876. 754 The old ford. 

795 Scotch firs on the Firth of 
Forth. 
50, Vicarage Road^ 

CamberwelL 
1 88 1. 666 Old Shoreham bridge, Sussex. 
Westbury House^ 

Denmark Hill. 
1885. 1168 Trawler, Walberswick. 

Templar Street^ CamberwelL 

1887. 131 1 Isle of Man trawlers. 

1888. 74 In Port St. Mary; gale of 

November ist, 1887. 

JENNINGS, Edward W... Architect. 
Heathcliffe^ Swansea, 
1885. 1942 Doorway in south tower, 
Lisieux. 

JENNINGS, F. Ncvill. 

Miniature Painter. 
Fairlawn^ Honor Oak Road^ 
Forest Hill. 
1903. 1153 Portrait of a lady. 
1 167 do. do. 



JENNINGS, James. 

Miniature Painter. 

1793- 348 Portrait of an artist. 

JENNINGS, Joseph Architect. 

14, King St,^ Portman Square, 
1843. 1201 Design for Orphan Working 
School. 

JENNINGS, Leonard Sculptor. 

Injustice Studios^ Chelsea, 
1904. 1673 Three generations of time; 
group. 

JENNINGS, Miss Maryr- 

Miniature Painter. 
33, Brunswick Terrace^ 

Brighton, 
1885. 1499 Portrait of a lady. 
1887. 1410 do. do. 

JENNINGS, S Painter. 

2, New Street^ Covent Garden, 

1789. 22 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr, 

Cox,) 
364 Portrait of a gentleman. {Rev, 
F, Go7ver,) 
I, Coventry Street^ Haymarket, 

1 790. 3 Portrait of a young lady. 

19, capstone Street, 
1792. 215 Liberty displaying the arts and 
sciences. 
358 Cordelia. — King Lear, act 4, 
scene 7. 
1793- 59 St Paul preaching. 

60 Lamentation over Hector. 

Vide Homer's Iliad. 

61 Christ healing the sick. 
296 The good Samaritan. 

1794. 202 Iris ordering Achilles to save 

the body of his friend 

Patroclus. Homer's Iliad, 

1 8th book. 

1 7, Warren St.y Fitzroy Square, 

1 8 10. 391 Magdalen at devotion. 

429 Christ crowned with thorns. 

46, Rathbone Place, 

181 2. 366 The raising of Lazarus. 

1813. 210 St. Jerome. 

1814. 258 Abraham offering up his son 

Isaac. 

181 5. 728 Landscape and cows. 

1 81 6. 181 Mrs. D. Dighton. 

181 7. 252 Misers. 

18 1 8. 39 Head of Christ. 

181 9. 59 Damon and Musidora. 

1820. 224 Head of a Magdalen. 

182 1. 316 Virgin and child. 

I, Poland Street, 

1822. 69 Cupid. 



246 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Jennings, S 

1823. 242 

1824. 2^2 

1825. 279 


1828. 


68 




III 


1829. 
1831. 


73 
25» 


1832. 


»95 
3«7 


1833- 


667 


1834. 


58 




345 



. — continued. 

The Entombing of Christ. 

A Magdalene. 

Christ taken to be crucified. 
" And there followed him a 
great company of people 
and of women, etc" — St. 
Luke, xxiii, 27. 

The Nativity. 

The sty. 

The adoration of the shepherds. 

Pigs. 

Landscape and cattle. 

Elisha raising the Shunamite's 
son. 

Holy family and an angel, 
with flowers. 

Portrait of a gentleman. 

Magdalen at the tomb. 



JENNINGS, W. G Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1797* 5^4 Caerphilly Castle, Glamorgan- 
shire. 
1 799- 54* View from Box Hill, Surrey. 
1800. 250 do. Norbury Park, Sur- 
rey. 

1802. 199 A View of Powis Castle. 

1803. 13 do. at Westhamble, Sur- 

rey. 

1804. 173 View in Betchworth Park, 

Surrey. 

1805. 270 A View in Sussex. 

1806. 407 View of Windermere. 

JBNOUR, C Painter. 

41, Rathbone Place, 

1825. 632 Portraits of a lady and child. 
832 Mrs. Babington. 

1826. 566 Portrait of a gentleman. 

1827. 529 do. lady. 

1828. 800 Mrs. Admiral Sotheron. 

1829. 655 Miss Frederica Bevan. 

5, Charlotte Street, 
1832. 504 Still life. 

821 My mother's boa. 

JBNOURB, A Architect. 

4, Adam Street^ Adelphu 
1847. 1 144 The chancel of St. Mary's 
Church, Pilton, Northamp- 
tonshire. 
1260 Chapel in Balshall Temple, 

Warwickshire. 
1308 do. do. do. 

JENSEN, Christian Albrecht. 

Painter. 
85, Regent Quadrant, 
1837. 99 Portrait of the artist. 



1837. 158 Chevalier Brdndsted. 

531 Portrait of a Danish boy. 

Copenhckgen. 

1838. no Portrait of a gentleman. 
166 do. lady. 

170 do. gentleman. 

897 H.R.H. Prince Christian 

Frederick of Denmark. 

898 Prince Ernest of Hesse Philips- 

thai. 

JENSEN, Theodor Painter. 

72, Newman Street 
1854. 5>9 A fruit girl. 

55, Bemers Street 

1858. 506 Musical inspiration. 

1859. 1158 Little Jane at the Well. 

1864. 30 H.R.H. the Prince of Wales 
represented in the robes 
of the Star of India. 
92 H.R.H. the Princess of Wales 
in state robes. 

JERICHAU, H Painter. 

H.Jerachau, 6, FaU Mall. 
1874. 247 Cemetery, Constantinople. 

JERICHAU - BAUMAN (formerly 
Miss Elizabeth Maria Anna Bau- 

mann) Painter. 

(R.A. of Fine Arts, Copenhagen.) 
1859. 526 Danish shepherd with dog and 

sheep. 
i860. 256 Italy. 

366 Mother's delight. 
614 The darling baby. 

1863. 9 Hans Christian Andersen, the 

Danish poet, reading his 
story "The Angel" to a 
sick child. 

426 The Danish fisherman's court- 
ship. 

562 J. A. Jerichau, sculptor. 

Professor and President of 

the Royal Academy of Fine 

Arts, Copenhagen. 

1 2, Kensington Palace Gardens. 

1864. 319 His late Majesty Frederick 

VII, King of Denmark. 
376 The foundlings. "When my 
father and my mother for- 
sake me, etc." 

1865. 418 A Wounded Danish soldier 

nursed by his betrothed. 

25, Somerset Street, 

1866. 75 Lee La Trobe, third son of J. 

F. Bateman, Esq. 
102 Miss Bateman, second daugh- 
ter of J. F. Bateman, Esq. 



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247 



1866. 202 A Danish fisherman. 

215 Danish fisherwoman drying her 
nets. 

1867. 127 Group of three heads of the 

artist's children. 

135 Group of four heads, the chil- 
dren of W. Montifiore, Esq. 

278 Danish kitchen girl. 

1868. 443 A Martyr. 

594 Danish peasant going tochurch. 
31, South Street^ 

Thurloe Square. 

1869. 20 Dying Pole. 

166 After Sunset — Italian girl 

spinning. 
756 The Danish vicar's birthday. 



JERICHAU, F Sculptor. 

Copenhagen. 
1858. 882 Family devotion. 

{Professor^ Royal Academy of 
Fine Arts^ Copenhagen,^ 
1868. 939 The leopard hunter. 
949 Amor Triumphator. 



JERNINGHAM, G Architect- 

9, Newgate Street, 
1 793. 809 Buildings erecting inGrosvenor 
Place. (Jemingham in index 
but Jemegan in catalogue^ 



JEROME, Miss Ambrosini ...Painter. 
Longford Lodge^ 

near Coinbrooh, 

1840. 210 Evening — a view near Tivoli. 

70, Newman Street. 

1 84 1. 42 Portrait of a lady. 

91, Great Russell Street, 

1843. 247 J. Dalrymple, Esq. 

1324 Sir John Falstaff and Mrs. 
Ford. " Have I caught thee, 
my heavenly jewel? etc." 
(Portrait painter to H.R.H. the 
Duchess of Kent.) 

1844. 501 Fleur de Marie at the farm of 

Bouqueval. 

Holding in her hands the ends 
of her apron, she took handfolls 
of grain and distributed to the 
feamered crowd that surrounded 
her. One beautiful pigeon, of a 
silverr whiteness, more familiar 
than his companions, flew to her 
shoulder, and perched there, etc 
Mysteries of Paris, 

591 Portrait of an officer in the 
Bengal Army. 

1845. 3 A portrait 



1846. 520 Lady Elizabeth Grey pleading 
to Edward IV for the re- 
storation of the inheritance 
of her children. 

The King being out hunting in 
the neighbourhood of her mother's 
castle, she waited for him under 
a tree still known by the name of 
the " Queen's oak.*** When Ed- 
ward paused to listen to her, she 
threw herself at his feet, and 
pleaded earnestly for the restora- 
tion of Bradgate, the inheritance 
of her children. Her mournful 
beauty not only gained her suit, 
but the heart of the King. 

1848. 659 Peasants of Subiaco, Italy. 
1850. 32 The flight of Love — a sketch 
for a larger picture. 

6, Bloomsbury Place, 
1S52. 452 Contemplation. 
1^53* 504 Cupid defeated. 
1855. 1398 Portrait of a lady. 
1857. 1127 The first doubt. 

3, Camden Street, North, 
1859. 2 The mother's darling. 

3 Portrait of a lady, as Sappho. 
1862. 411 Rival flowers. 



JESSE, G. R Painter. 

Holly Bank^ Henbury, 
1874. 1279 An aged trunk. 



JESSOP, Ernest Maurice ... Painter. 

18, Elgin Crescent^ W, 
1883. 1082 Meditation. 
1885. 1470 The accursed. "Heedless of 
grammar, they all cried, 
•That 'shim.'" 

40, Clarendon Road^ W, 
1890. 1807 The ruin. 



JESSOP, W Painter. 

47, Poland Street, 
1802. 1012 A study from nature, Bromley, 

Kent. 
1808. 155 Juno. 



SSUP, MissA. P 


Painter, 




Norwich, 


787. 462 Drawing. 




584 do. 




596 do. 




658 do. 




662 do. 





JEUNE, Le. Seel.. 



248 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



JEVONS, G. W Painter, 

Roswick Cottage^ 

St, Martin^ Cornwall. 
1894. 248 Evening. 

1896. 189 A Cornish lane. 

JEVONS, Mrs. Louisa E. 

Miniature Painter. 
The Bailey^ Durham. 
1893. 1233 Mrs. Fitzhugh Whitehouse. 

Hatfield Hall, Durham. 
1 90 1. 1248 Principal Jevons, M.A. 

JEWEL Painter. 

1793. 338 Portrait of a gentleman. {Bed- 
dingfield.) 

JEWITT, Clement W Sculptor. 

3, Brecknock Studios, N, W. 

1897. 2070 Andromeda; group. 

1898. i8ii The Kingdom of Love; group. 
1901. 1765 Mourning Britannia; statuette. 

JEWITT, Edward Holmes. 

Stained Glass Painter. 
Lanccuter. 
1881. 1046 "The Ascension;" design for 
stained glass window, Hind- 
ley church. 

JO ASS, John J Architect. 

34, John Street, Bedford Row. 

1896. 1698 Section of choir, San Vitale, 

Ravenna. 

1897. 1915 A reredos in gesso and colour. 

JOBBINS, William H Painter. 

School of Art, Nottingham. 
1878. 723 St. Mark's, Venice, south aisle. 
725 do. do. southwest 

doorway. 
4138, Riva deghli Schiaooni, 

Venice. 

1 88 1. 138 La Pescheria Venezia. 

1882. 55 Market day — Serravale, Venice. 

JOBLING, Mrs. Isa Painter. 

29, Victoria Avenue, 
Whitley Bay, Northumberland. 
1904. 738 In the orchard. 

JOBLING, Robert Painter. 

I, Shakespeare Street, 

Newcastle on lym. 

1883. 888 Moonlight. 

1884. 276 A north easter. 



1886. 

1887. 
1888. 



1889. 
1890. 



1891. 
1892. 
1894. 



1895. 

1904. 
JOHN, 

1886. 



1887. 
1888. 



3" 



498 

>3i 
242 

675 
»9S 



119 



1889. 



1890. 
1891. 



1892. 
1893. 

1894, 



"The day is done and the 
darkness falls from the wings 
of the night." 

A moonlight chorus: fisher 
lads and lasses. 

When the boats come in. 

Making for port 

"Age is gsimilous: youth is 

gay." 

" When the heart is young." 
433 The September moon. 
653 Threatening weather. 
781 "The angry sunset fades from 

out the west." 
1005 When a storm subsides. 
297 Evening light 
88 "When the wind bloweth in 

from the sea," 
859 Beaching the boats by moon- 
light 
The last boat off. 
Studio, Academy of Arts, 

Neivcastle. 
140 Moonrise. 

William Goscombe, A.R.A, 

Sculptor. 
16, Palace Street, S. TV. 
i8i2 Study of a head; terra-cotta. 
191 3 A study of Girlhood; head, 
terra-cotta. 

57, Elizabeth Street. 
191 1 Study of a head. 
19^0 An act of mercy: Greeks tend- 
ing a wounded Amazon; 
group. 
1 94 1 Portrait of a lady; head. 
2014 Samuel Poole, Esq.; head. 
2040 " There is a reaper whose name 

is Death "; statuette, wax. 
2037 Alderman Taylor, M.D., J.P. 
To be executed in bronze for 
the Cardiff Museum and Art 
Gallery. 
2095 John Stuart Corbett, Esq. ; 
bust, marble. 

5, Ebury Street. 
2076 Parting; group. 
2098 Morpheus. "Drowned deep 
in drowsy fit, etc. "; statue. 
Carlyle Studios. 
1896 Study of a head; bronze. 

34, Finchley Road. 
1829 A girl binding her hair; statue. 
2, IVoronzotv Studios, 

St. John's Wood. 
1754 Morpheus; statue, bronze. 
1770 Portrait; bust, bronze. 
1840 St. John the Baptist; model 
for a statue of a fountain. 



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249 



1895. 1683 Rev. Canon Thompson, D.D.; 

bust, bronze. 
171 1 A boy at play; statue. 

1896. 1807 Muriel; statue. 

181 1 A boy at play; statue, bronze. 
Purchased for the Chantrey 
Bequest for ^500. 

1831 The glamour of the rose; re- 
lief. 

1897. 1991 Mrs. Herbert Cory; bust, 

marble. 
X996 Memorial to the late Canon 

Guy, D.D.; relief. For the 

chapel of the Forest School, 
2073 "A maid so young"; bust, 

bronze. 

1898. 1910 A drinking horn and stand, 

silver gilt. 
i960 The Elf; statue. {jQuotation 
in French from Victor Hugo ^ 
(Elected A.R.A.) 

1899. 1893 The late Dean Vaughan; bust. 
1936 Portrait of a lady; relief, copper 

1943 Sir Lewis Morris; bust. 

2007 Portrait of a gentleman; relief, 
copper. 

ao33 Medal for the National Eis- 
teddfod Association; silver, 
obverse and reverse. 

2047 The Elf; statue, marble. 

2051 "Joyance"; statue. Model for 
a bronze fountain, 

1900. 2015 The late Duke of Devonshire, 

K.G.; bust. Study for colos- 
sal bronze statue for East- 
bourne, 
2055 Effigy of the late Dean Vaughan ; 
marble. To be placed in 
Llandaff Cathedral. 

1 90 1. 1727 Herbert Ward, Esq.; bust. 

1 73 1 John Ballinger, Esq.; bust. 

1732 W. Cadwalader Davies, Esq.; 

bust. 

1733 Dr. Isambard Owen, Deputy 

Chanceller of the University 
of Wales; bust. 

1735 The late Duke of Devonshire. 

Colossal bronze statue for 
Eastbourne, 

1736 Portrait of a lady; bust, marble. 
1739 Joyance; statuette, bronze. 

1902. 1618 Merlin and Arthur; group, 

bronze. 

1685 Mrs. Herbert Ward; bust, 
marble. 

1688 Memorial to the late Sir Arthur 
Sullivan; bas-relief. To be 
executed in bronze for St, 
Paul's Cathedral. 

IV. 



1902. 1691 Herbert Ward, Esq.; bust, 

marble. 

1903. 1728 T. H. Thomas, Esq.; bust, 

bronze. 

1753 Sir John Williams, Bart., M.D.; • 
bust. 

1767 Two medals, obverse and re- 
verse. 

1769 The late Prince Christian Vic- 
tor; bust. Study for heroic 
bronze statue for Windsor. 
24, Greville Road^ 

St. John's Wood. 

1904. 1684 The late Prince Christian Vic- 

tor; statue. Erected in bronze 
at Windsor, 

1725 Sir Alfred Thomas, M.P. ; bust, 
marble. 

1744 H.M. King Edward VII. Sketch 
for colossal statue for Cape 
Town. 

1774 Memorial to the officers, N.-C. 
officers and men of the Cold- 
stream Guards who died in 
South Africa; relief. To be 
placed in St, Paul's Cathe- 
dral, 

1840 Sketch model of a monument 
to commemorate the King's 
Liverpool Regiment. To be 
erected in Liverpool. 



JOHNS, A Painter. 

30, Victoria Row^ Pimlico, 
1842. 87 A study. 



JOHNS, Ambrose Bo wden... Painter. 

Northull Cottage, Plymouth, 
1 8 1 4. 1 34 View near Bickham, Devon, the 

seat of Sir W. Elford, Bart. 
1822. 173 Evening: Pirates landing their 

cargo and a female captive. 

"The moon is up and yet 

it is not night, etc." 
1828. 377 The Port of Plymouth. 
1836. 196 Mount Edgcumbe. 
971 Scene on the Plym. 

1838. 283 Evening: Westide, Mount 

Edgecombe. 
348 Pickle Cumbe, south side. 

Mount Edgcumbe. 
362 Saltram Woods, Crab tree, and 

The Laing. 

1839. 7 The river Walkham, a moun- 

tain stream, Dartmoor. 
544 Mount Edgcumbe. 
1842. 1116 St. Germans river, from Port 
Eliot. 

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250 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Johns, Ambrose Bowden — continued, 

1843. 564 Scene from Holne Chase, 

Devon. " Wi' hawk on hand 
through the siller stemmed 
birles Rade she wi' her 
brither dear, etc." 

1844. 1 1 16 The Pixie's rock on the Yealm 

river, Devonshire. 

JOHNS, J- W Architect. 

14, Cunningham Place. 
1835. 942 Design for a botanical Institu- 
tion. 

JOHNS, J- W Painter. 

7, Little Tichfield Street, 
1854. 16 A portrait. 

JOHNSON, A Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

1 85 1. 351 The two favorites. 

JOHNSON, A Sculptor. 

5, Hudson^s Terrace^ 

Westminster, 

1848. 1396 Marble bust of George Trower, 

Esq. 
29, Clarence Gardens^ 

Regent's Park, 
1252 Infant sorrow. "The bird is 
dead, the child will weep, 
etc." 

1 5, Buckingham Street, 

1849. ^3^ Bust of a lady. 

1339 Model of early joy. "No joy 
so pure without its sorrow, 
etc."— L. E. L. 

1850. 1300 Early affection ; marble statue. 

141 1 Bust of Mr. Henry Melton. 

69, Regent Street, 

1852. 1363 Statuette of the late Sir R. Peel. 
1374 Marble statue of Early Joy. 

1412 Marble bust of Mrs. G. J. 

Trower. 

JOHNSON, A Architect. 

Highgate Hill, 

1845. '^92 Design for a music hall and 

royal academy of music. 

1846. 1309 Design for a National Record 

office, etc. 

1847. '■^'^ Design for an Architectual In- 

stitute; section. 
1 132 do. do. do. 

42, Charity Cross. 
1856. 10S8 Parish Church, Leamington. 
1 151 do. do. 

{See also Jones and Johnson.) 



JOHNSON, (A.) and PEARSON 

(J. L.) Architects. 

1849. 1005 Interior: church, Weybridge, 
Surrey. 
1182 do. do. do. 

JOHNSON, Alfred J Painter. 

5, Alfred Terrace^ Holioway. 
1878. 757 A day dream. 

1880. 799 The Cottage Door. 

1 88 1. 860 In the woods. 

1884. 1053 Spring blossoms. 

9, St, Georges Road^ 

Tujnell Park. 

1885. 1327 "Phil." 

I a, Ruvigny Gardens^ Putney. 
1887. 775 The old harbour master. 

JOHNSON, A. G Painter. 

1 8 1 2. 54« A waterfall, {/ohnson in index^ 
but Johnston in catalogue,) 

JOHNSON, Mrs. A. H. (Bertha J.). 

Painter. 
22, Northam Gardens y Oxford. 
1878. 737 China. 

1882. 988 Mrs. Waite. 

990 Rev. A. H. Johnson. 

JOHNSON, Bertram V. ... Architect- 
50, Queen Ann^s Gale. 

1895. 1603 Farm house, Orchardleigh, 

Somerset. 

20, Victoria Street, S, W. 
1900. 1 90 1 Hospital, Frome, Somerset. 

JOHNSON, Mrs. Bessie Painter. 

Rugby. 
1893. 456 A May morning. 

944 " Do little or much, so your 

work be your own.*' 
1000 My mantle piece. 

19, Hillmartin Road, Rugby, 

1896. 1200 The mosque of Sidi Abd-er- 

Rhaman, Algiers. 
1216 Court of a Moorish villa, 
Algiers. 

1897. 1248 Dawn. Abou Simbel. 
1283 Evening glow, Luxor. 

JOHNSON, C Painter. 

S, Lidlington Place. 

1871. 188 Spring memories. 

1872. 454 Flower Girl. 

18, Trumpington Street, 

Cambridge. 
1874. 695 Landscape. 



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251 



JOHNSON, Cecil A Sculptor. 

736, Narbonne Avenue^ 
Southside^ Clapham Common, 
1904. 1688 Sleep; relief, marble. 

JOHNSON, Charles Edward, R,L 

Painter. 
3, Charlotte Street, Pimlico, 
1855. 584 The stepping stones. 

Northfield Cottage, Edinburgh. 
1858. 335 The wandering rill. 

7, Young Street, Edinburgh, 

186 1. 354 Glencoe. 

578 Winter in Glencoe. 

69, George Street, Edinburgh, 

1862. 424 A Winter's evening. 

8, Oval Road, 

1863. 791 A misty day on Loch Leven. 

37, Fitzroy Square, 

1864. 177 The launch. 

1865. 3>4 A Hastings trawler going out 
577 Rising mist. 

35, Gloucester Road, 

Regenfs Park, 

1866. 258 Getting her off. 
349 Down the river. 

470 Hastings ferry boat going out 

to a smack. 
538 Smugglers. 

1867. 349 A breezy day. 

547 Slight breeze springing up: 
Ashing boats preparing for 
sea. 

600 A quiet evening in the Pool of 
the Thames. 

1868. ^^ Loch Eil: showery weather. 
577 Three sailors went sailing out 

into the west. " Out into the 
west, as the sun went down, 
etc." — Kingsley, 

1869. 14 The last of the Spanish Ar- 

mada: a scene on the west 
coast of Scotland in 1587. 

Harvest time — evening. 

Loading timber. 

The guardian of the glens, 
Boachil Etive, at the head 
of Glencoe and Glen Etive. 

Crossing the bridge. 

The wooden walls of Old Eng- 
land. 

A doubtful evening: Scotch 
herring-boats going out. 

Bringing home the bracken. 

A pastoral. "Then came ye 
Autumne all in yellow clad, 
etc." — Spenser, 
373 "November chill blaws loud 
with angry sough, etc." — 
Burns, 





370 




449 


1870. 


201 




461 


I87I. 


195 




35» 




516 


1872. 


lai 



1886. 

1887. 
1888. 



581 

IOI6 

3 

454 



1873. 
1874. 



1875. 
1876. 



1877. 
1878. 
1879. 

1880. 
1881. 
1882. 

1883. 
1884. 



1885. 815 



659 The first snow. 
979 An autumn flood. 
222 The old home of the McDou- 
galls, near Oban, Argyllshire. 
610 The Bridge of Dochart, Killin, 

Perthshire. 
69 The horse dealer. 
302 Gipsies. 

495 FingaFs Cave. "And he laid 
the foundations of the earth 
so that they should not be 
moved at any time." 
Morven House, Steele s Road, 
A March morning. 
Glorious Autumn. 
The timber waggon. 
Mountain and flood. 
296 The broken bridge. 
53a The swineherd : Gurth, the son 
of Beowulf. {See Ivanhoe.) 
Purchased for the Chantrey 
Bequest for ^^800. 
472 Woodland stream. 
X484 Through rocky banks. 
85 The land of streams. 
188 The white sands of lona. 
287 Mrs. C. E. Johnson. 
793 The wounded stag. "Under an 
oak whose antique root peeps 
out, etc." 
Evening solitude. 
Clais na Meirlach. The Ravine 
of the Thieves. 
522 A relic of the clans; Castle of 

Erlean, Donan, Ross-shire. 
652 Windy weather. 
811 The Wye and the Severn. 
"There twice a day the 
Severn fills, etc." — Tenny- 
son, 

Waes me for Prince Charlie." 
The monument erected in 
Glen Finnon, where Prince 
Charles Edward raised his 
standard in the rebellion in 

1745- 
1126 The slopes of Ben Nevis. 

646 Raising the standard. " You're 
welcome, Charlie Stuart." 

737 In the Midlands, cub hunt- 
ing. 

339 The kings of the forest. 

603 A summer day, Arundel. 

479 Sir Galahad. 

As saith the history, that when 
Sir Galahad had rescued Sir Per- 
civale from the twenty Knights, 
he rode unto a waste forest where- 
in he rode many journeys, and 
found there many adventures, 
which he brought to an end. 



1513 
487 



552 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Johnson, Charles Edward, RJ, — con- 
tinued, 

1888. 1005 The plains of Arundel. 

1889. 584 An autumn Idyll. 

735 The pride o' the mom. 
17 1 3 The timber waggon. 

1890. 687 The last light. 

1891. 510 Killiecrankie. "When autumn 

woods are tinged wi' goud." 
542 " Sweet summer's eve." 
703 The falls of the Tummel, 

Perthshire. 

1892. 455 Flowing to the lowlands. 
460 Evening shadows. 

1893. 264 Sunshine and shower. 
497 Evening calm. 

1894. 278 Salisbury. 

890 Before the thunderstorm. 

1895. 3*0 Windsor Castle from the forest. 

1896. 398 A temple not made with 

hands; the church at Loch 
Torridon, Ross-shire, as used 
until about six years ago. 
520 Bringing home the stag. 
Carrington Lodge^ 

33, Sheen Roady Richmond, 

1897. 1060 A corner of old England. 

1898. 432 Through the forest. 

1899. ^3 Silver poplars. 

564 The forest : a gathering storm. 
"A murrain take thee, re- 
joined the swineherd, etc." 
— Ivanhoe, 

1900. 1069 Autumn on the Wye. 

1 90 1. 783 The Bristol Avon. 

1902. 387 Knaresborough, Yorkshire. 
396 The sunset of his days. 

1903. 382 Under the greenwood trees. 
449 The home of the red deer. 

JOHNSON, Charles V. ... Architect. 
119, Great Russell Street. 
1894. 1531 Premises, Kingsland. 
1567 A town house. 

JOHNSON, Cyrus, R,l, 

Miniature Painter, etc. 
cjo IV, W. Ouless, 

43, Blootnsbury Square. 

1877. ^^\ Mrs. Luttrell. 

47, Leicester Square. 

1878. 7 Lady Acland. 

391 Mrs. E. H. Percival. 
523 Mr. Peter Squire, F.L.S. 
583 George Fownes Luttrell, Esq. 
1298 W. H. Chichele Plowden, Esq., 
F.R.S. 

21, Devonshire Stre^. 

1879. 940 The Rev. Canon France, Hay- 

hurst. 



1879. 


966 




1064 




1369 


1880. 


227 




530 




1435 


I88I. 


358 


1882. 


65 




369 




816 


1883. 


320 


1884. 


388 




47" 


1885. 


467 


1889. 


48 


1890. 


»447 




1450 




1539 




1542 




1560 




1570 


I89I. 


1451 




»454 




H55 




1457 


1892. 


1376 




1586 


1893. 


580 


1895. 


706 


1897. 


949 


1898. 


336 


1899. 


50 




974 


1902. 


5« 


1903. 


484 



The nearest way home. 

Mrs. Luce. 

Sir John Duckworth, Bart. 

G. H. Errington, Esq. 

The Rev. Edward Thring. 

Ralph Neville Grenville, Esq. 

J. E. Rogers, Esq. 

Rt. Hon. Edward Gibson, 
Q.C., M.P. 

Lord Ebury. Presentation por- 
trait. 

A portrait. 

William Poulson, Esq., Mayor 
of Bootle, 1880-2. 

His Excellency the Count 
Bayona. 

The Rev. John R. Nicholl. 

Frank Farwell, Esq. 

Portrait. 

A study; miniature. 

Miss B. ; do. 

Miss H. ; do. 

A study; do. 

Emilie; do. 

Lord Ebury; do. 

LadySladen; do. 

Miss D ; do. 

Miss P ; do. 

C. Fowler, Esq. 



mmiature. 
do. 
L. A. 



E. 



Lady Currie; 
Hon. Charlotte 

Rothschild. 
Edwin Black, Esq. 
The late Charles Earle, Esq. 

1 1, Primrose Hill Studios. 
Rev. Canon H. Kynaston, 

D.D. 
The Rev. W. W. Merry, D.D., 

Rector of Lincoln College, 

Oxford. 
Professor Bradbury Turner. 
Lieut. Eric Charrington, R.N. 
Mrs. Donkin. 
H. B. Donkin, Esq., M.D. 



JOHNSON, Eastwood Painter, 

S, India Buildings^ Liverpool. 
1873- '074 Bo-peep. 

JOHNSON, Miss Edith. 

Miniature Painter. 
28, Queen's Road, Notting Hill. 
1894. 123 1 A little pet. 

JOHNSON, Edward Killingworth, 

R. W.S. Painter. 

Hill Cottage, Wembley, 

near Harrow. 
1846. 523 Afternoon. 




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15, Campden Grave y 

Kensington, 
1858. 698 A river party. 

4, Palsgrave Place^ Strand, 
1862. 958 Mending a pen. 

JOHNSON, Eli Sculptor. 

II, High Stretty 

Eccleston Square. 

1878. 1530 Robert Chettle, Esq.; bust 

(posthumous), terra -cotta. 

1879. 1540 William Collins, Esq. 

1880. 1 59 1 George Palmer, Esq., M.P.; 

bust, marble. 

JOHNSTON, E. Borough ... Painter. 
Winton House^ Basingstoke, 
1887. 531 Her daily bread. 

Prospect StudiOy Old Bushey. 

1889. 114 Winchelsea. 

115 From Winchelsea. 
607 Motherless. 

1890. 1690 Study of a head. 

1 89 1. 548 Spring blossom. 
1 2 14 Gretchen. 

1632 Study of a head. 

40, Broadhurst Gardens. 

1894. 820 Evangeline finding Gabriel. 

"Evangeline, kneeling be- 
side him, kissed his dying 
lips, etc." 
1472 Study of a head. 

Prospect Housey Old Bushey, 

1895. 1324 Pencil study; head of a 

woman. 
Winton HousCy Basingstoke, 

1896. 1480 Study of a head. 

16, Wellington Square^ 

Chelsea, 

1897. 489 Portrait of the painter. 
623 Evening. 

1653 Miss Margaret Dockerill. 
1676 Head of a man. 
1707 Study of an old man's head. 
^ay Elm Tree Rocuiy 

St. John's Wood. 

1898. 1556 Orphans. 

1899. 14S0 Her daily bread. 
1518 Her miniature. 

21, Bc^er Street. 

1900. 1624 Repose. 

1902. 1359 Dr. M. Anslow Alabone. 

JOHNSON, Mrs. Esther B. 

Miniature Painter. 
8, Upper Cheyne Row. 

1903. 1291 A portrait 

1904. 1227 Portrait of a gentleman. 
1274 do. lady. 



JOHNSON, F Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1797. 838 Snipes. 

JOHNSON, F. 

1867. 760 {By F, Johnson in the indeXy 
but a portrait of Miss 
Frances Johnson by L. Dick- 
inson in the catalogue.) 

JOHNSON, Miss Fanny Painter. 

Hamilton Placey New Road. 
1838. 838 Paysans in Normandy. 

JOHNSON, Mrs. F. V Painter. 

201, Oxford Street. 
1855. 84 Beech trees. 

Miss F. y. Johnsony 

Springdallahy Finchley. 
1864. 142 On the look out. 

JOHNSON, G Painter. 

Sudbuty. 
18 1 9. 133 Angling. 

294 View in Sudbury Church. 
365 Landscape and figures. 
367 do. do. 

381 Fishermen and boats. 

JOHNSON, G. F. Waldo Painter. 

The StudioSy Stamford Bridge. 
1894. 800 In the meadows. 



JOHNSON 

1859. 608 



i860. 355 
1862. 658 



1864. 321 

1865. 623 

1866. ui 

1867. 57 

1868. 601 



1869. 533 
1871. 410 



, Harry, R./, Painter. 

10, Loudoun Rocuiy 

St, John's Wood. 

Hierapolis, Asia Minor. "I 
will make it a possession 
for the bittern, and pools of 
water." 

Alpine Solitude. 

The Acropolis of Athens, with 
Mount Hymettus and the 
Olive Groves of the Acad- 
emy, as seen from the slopes 
of the Pass of Daphne, on 
the Eleusinian road — early 
morning. 

The Temple of Minerva in 
iEgina. 

Deserted shrines. 

Edinburgh from Comely bank. 

At the foot of the Alps. 

Corinth. "Two or three 
columns, and many a stone, 
marble and granite, with 
grass o'ergrown." 

The Riviera di Levante. 

Stonehenge. 



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Johnson, Harry, RJ. — continued, 
1872. 553 Waiting at the loch 

1876. 221 Stonehenge. 

The Holt, 12, Loudoun Road, 

1877. 982 On the Lake of Orta. 

1878. 406 An autumn morning — waiting 

for the guns. 
1 88 1. 475 A Grecian tomb. 
1880. 942 Under the vines, Lugano. 



JOHNSON 

1845- 499 

1847. >^3 
iSSO. 1027 

1851. 670 

1852. 372 

1854. 687 

1855. 1380 

1856. 189 



1857- 


55> 
642 


JOHNSON 


1824. 
1825. 


355 

IZO 


1826. 
1828. 
1830. 
1838. 


69 

88 

J35 

894 


1839. 
1841. 

1843. 
1845. 
1846. 


ii8z 
391 

1327 
5" 
899 



, Harry John Painter. 

57, Whittlebury Street, 
Rock tomb, Asia Minor, 

looking across the valley of 

the Xanthus. 

6, Harringtofi Street, 
Rhodes harbour — arrival of 

Fruit boats. 

44, Albert Street, 
Laveno, looking towards the 
Borromean Islands, Lago 
Maggiore. 

126, Albany Street, 
Scylla and Charybdis. "Be- 
neath, Charybdis holds her 
boisterous reign, etc." 
44, Albert Street^ Regents Park, 
An autumn evening in the Bay 
of Monaco. 

1 7, Golden Square, 
The rock of Gibraltar, looking 
towards the African coast 
41, Great Ormond Street, 
The vesper hour. 

23, Montague Street, 

Sunset in the Atlantic. " Far 

up the wave The clouds that 

lay piled in the golden heat, 

etc." 

10, Loudoun Roady 

St. John's Wood, 
Villa Chiatamone, Naples. 
Atrani, on the Gulf of Salerno. 

, Henry Painter. 

7, Rodney Buildings, 
G. Tappen, Esq. 
Peter Coxe, Esq. 

86, Newman Street, 
Portrait of a gentleman. 

do. do. 

Study of a head. 
Portrait of a gentleman. 

St, Petersburgh Place, 
John Ferneley, Esq. 
An Italian boy. 

do. 
A Syrian. 

George E. Towry, Esq., in 
Egyptian costume. 



1847. 4 English travellers, reposing by 
the ruins of the Temple of 
Luxor, at Thebes. In the 
distance, a group of Cairo 
merchants bargaining with 
Nubians. 

JOHNSON, Herbert Painter. 

7, Lambourne Roady Claphatn. 
1868. 76 Being kept 

1878. 890 A dull day. 
900 A plough boy. 

1879. 572 Crossing the Sarda, an incid- 

ent in the Prince of Wales' 
tour in India. 

The afternoon sport was in- 
augurated by a (usplay rarely 
given to anyone to witness. . . . 
Such a spectacle was never beheld 
by living roan; and it may be 
doubted if the like was ever seen 
in past ages. Thb was a pro- 
cession of 700 elephants. The 
Prince sat in his howdah waiting 
for three quarters of an hour, and 
watching the wonderful column 
cross the arm of the Sarda. 
There were 6cx) elephants belong- 
ing to Nepaul, and about 100 
which had come over with the 
Prince. To each elephant there 
were at least two persons — the 
mahout and a man on the pad; 
many carried three or four people. 
It is not loo much to say that 
there were 1800 persons engaged 
in the beat. 

1 880. 1296 Sketch in Nepaul; etching. 
1326 Grace; etching. 

1 88 1. 1255 A stitch in time ; etching. 

2, Eccleston Street, 
1883. M Tiger shooting in the Terai, 
Feb., 1876. Containing por- 
traits of the Prince of Wales, 
H. H.Jung Bahadoor, Prince 
Louis of Battenberg, Lords 
Sufiield, Carrington and 
Charles Beresford, Sir D. 
Probyn, Sir S Brown, Sir J. 
Fayre, Colonel A. Ellis and 
Anoop Singh. 
1885. 946 Halt of a camel corps, Soudan, 
1885. 

1887. 53 Young anglers. 

1888. 1265 Showery weather. 

JOHNSON, Mrs. H Painter. 

St. Petersburg Place, 
1844. 539 Entrance to Harlaxton Hall. 

JOHNSON, J Architect. 

Raven's Place, Hammersmith. 
1831. 964 Monument of Queen Phillippa 
in Westminster Abbey. 



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255 



JOHNSON, James Painter. 

1822. 71 Landscape. 

I, Trelawney Place, Bristol, 

1824. 347 A landscape. 

1825. 369 do. 

63, Momington Place, 

1826. 100 A fairy scene described in 

Wieland's poem of Oberon. 

JOHNSON, John Sculptor. 

32, Berners Street, 
1773- 364 Tablet of the dining-room 
chimney piece at the Jockey 
club-room, Newmarket {Ab- 
surdy 2 Centaurs running a 
race and whipping them- 
selves, — Walpole.) 

JOHNSON, John Architect. 

^yjohn Street, Adelphi, 
1848. 1294 Design; Army and Navy Club, 

Pall Mall. 
1 85 1. 301 St. Edward's Church, Romford, 
Essex. 
310 St. Saviour's Church, Walmer 

Beach, Kent. 
312 Christ Church, etc., Stratford- 
le-Bow, Essex. 
{See also Newman and Johnson.) 

JOHNSON, Miss Katharine. 

Painter. 
66, Fardwych Road, 

West Hampstead, 
1904. 926 Lilac. 

JOHNSON, Miss Laura Painter. 

West Leake, 

Loughborough, Notts, 
1903. 184 Mother and child. 

JOHNSON, Miss Louisa H. Kate. 

Painter. 
Lynton House, 

Carrington, Notts, 
1894. 23 Peonies. 

3, Parade Chambers, 

Nottingham, 
1896. 358 Spring flowers. 

JOHNSON, Miss Marie. 

Miniature Painter. 
169, Sutherland Avenue, W, 
1902. 1201 Elaine. 
1203 Beatrix. 
1206 Maggie. 



6, GrevilU Road, N. W, 

1903. 1152 Mrs. Percy Collins. 
1266 Miss Gertie Samuel. 

1904. 1201 Portrait of a lady. 

JOHNSON, Mrs. Mary Painter. 

9, Edward Square, 

18 19. 390 View between Peterborough 

and Thorney, Northampton- 
shire — Evening. 

1820. 261 A poultry farm near Ely, Cam- 

bridgeshire. 
40, Edwards Square, 

Kensington, 

1823. 52 Exmouth river at the Ferry, 

Devon. 
195 do. do. 

204 A wood scene with gypsies. 

21, Sloane Street, 

1824. 378 Scene on the Wear at Durham. 

JOHNSON, Miss M. H. 

Miniature Painter. 
89, Strand, 

1843. 7^7 Portrait of the late T. B. John- 

son, Esq., author of the 
Sportsman's Dictionary, etc. 

1844. 769 Portrait of a lady. 

1845. 993 Helen, daughter of J. B. John- 

son, Esq. 

1846. 777 Miss Barton. 
1848. 936 Portrait of a lady. 

JOHNSON, Mrs. Patty Townsend. 

Painter. 

Attleborough HaU, Nuneaton, 
1897. 1376 The last old cottage, Llan- 
dudno. 
1388 The way to the Squire's. 
1405 When the boats are in. 

Addlebury Hall, Nuneaton, 
1900. 1 128 The children's hour. 
1 1 57 Toil and play. 

Attleborough Hall, Nuneaton, 
1904. 1096 When work begins. 
{See Miss Patty Townsend.) 

JOHNSON, Robert J Architect. 

18, Adam Street, Adelphi, 
1862. 888 Westminster Abbey; part of 
the Triforium of the South 
Transept 
908 Westminster Abbey; view of 
the choir of the chapel of 
St. Paul. 

Newcastlenm-Tyne. 
1885. 1751 St Hilda's Church, Whitby. 



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Johnson, Robert J. — continued, 

1886. 1574 All Saints' Church, Gosforth, 

Newcastle. 
1647 do. do. do. 

3, Arcade, Nett*castle, 

1887. 1622 St. Nicholas Church, New- 

castle. 

JOHNSON, Robin Painter. 

2, Elgin Road, Maida Vale, 
1874. 516 Wimbleiion Common. 

10, Fitzroy Street 
1878. 1342 A Mill in Picardy. 
1880. 173 Woodland near Arundel. 

JOHNSON, Captain S Painter, 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
i8a2. 37S Portrait of Jupiter, a fast 
trotter, the property of Mr. 
Jas. Turner of Croydon. 

JOHNSON, Miss Sophia Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1809. 4^' A Mill at Tintem, Monmouth- 
shire. 

JOHNSON, T Painter. 

16, King Street, 

Lamlfeth Walk. 
1798. 206 Fruit. 

JOHNSON, Thomas Architect. 

7, Wilford Crescent East, 

Nottingham, 

1903. 148^ Inlaid fireplace. 
1498 do. 

1904. 1454 An interior. 

JOHNSON, Thomas Croshaw. 

Painter. 
19, Westbourne Gardens. 
1853. 119 Wimbledon, Surrey. 

2, Foxley Road, EarPs Court, 
1859. 553 The drive on the terrace. 

32, Wood Street, 
1869. 657 Windsor Forest. 

JOHNSON, V. ... Miniature Painter. 

Nottingham. 

1802. 698 Portrait of an artist. 
775 do. himself. 
887 do. an artist. 

1803. 754 Mr. Tomson. 

JOHNSON, W.,Junr Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1800. 467 Partridges. 
1809. 598 W. Ernes, Esq. 



JOHNSON, Will Painter. 

274, ,Swan Arccule, Bradford. 
1889. 966 On Summerton Broad, Nor- 
folk. 
JOHNSON, Captain Willes J., R.N. 

Painter. 
1828. 447 Heavy weather come on; or a 

convoy on a lee shore. 
1838. 179 Second position of the Queen 
Charlotte, off the mole-head 
at Algiers on the 27th of 
August, 18 1 6. 
1 84 1. 1 1 85 Jack having his fortune told. 

JOHNSTON, Alexander Painter. 

1836. 159 The youngest son of Dr. 

Morison. 

1837. 603 Portraits of Dr. Morison's 

family. 

10, Howland Street. 

1838. 390 The mother's prayer. 
539 Portrait of a gentleman. 

46, Great Portland Street. 

1839. 175 Portrait of a lady. 

522 do. gentleman. 

1 197 The departure. 

58, Newman Street. 

1840. 1% Scene from the gentle shep- 

herd. '' Last morning I was 
gay and early out, etc." 

1 84 1. 1 176 Sunday morning. "From 

scenes like these, etc." — 
Burns, 

8, Stanhope Street. 

1842. 485 The covenanter's marriage. 

At last they all stood up in a 
circle together, and the minister 
of God, who, driven from his 
kirk by bloodthirsty persecution, 
prayed and preachea in the wilder- 
ness, baptized infants with the 
water of the running brook, and 
joined in wedlock the hands of 
those whose hearts longed to be 
united in those dark and deadly 
times. Few words were uttered 
by the gracious old man, but these 
few were solemn and full of cheer. 

14, Bernard Street, 

1843. ^'4 The Highland home. 

1844. 427 The Highland lament. " O 

heard ye yon pibroch, etc." 
— Campbell. 

1845. 546 "Dr.Tillotson (afterwards Arch- 

bishop of Canterbury) ad- 
ministered the sacrament to 
William Lord Russell (and 
his lady Rachel Russell) at 
the Tower, the day previous 
to his execution; Dr. Bur- 
net was also there. Dr, 
ni/^tti pre^hed two ser- 



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257 



1846. 



1847. 



1849. 



1850. 



1851. 

1852. 
1853- 



mons to Lord Russell the 
day before he suffered. He 
says: 

I had been with the Lord Rus- 
sell four whole afternoons before 
that; for he desired to be alone 
till 12 of the clock He did all 
that while possess his soul vriih so 
clear a serenity in such a calm 
and Christian manner, that I still 
reckon it a particular happiness as 
well as an honour, that I attended 
then upon him. Before I preached 
these two sermons, he received 
the sacrament from Dr. Tillolson*s 
hands. 

374 The introduction of Flora 
M'Donald to Prince Charles 
Edward Stuart after his re- 
treat from the battle of 
Culloden, and at the period 
when ^^30,000 was offered 
for his apprehension. 

46, Great Camden Street 

421 The burial of Charles I. 

In St. George's chapel, Wind- 
sor, where came by permission 
the Duke of Richmond, the Mar- 
quis of Hertford, the Earls of 
Southampton and Lindsey, with 
Dr. Juxton, Bishop of London, 
Colonel Witchcot, the governor, 
not permitting the Bishop to say 
the burial omce according to the 
Liturgy, the body was silently 
interred on the 9U1 of February, 
1648. 

299 Scene from the Lady of the 
Lake. "But Douglas rose, 
and thrust between the 
struggling foes, etc." 

27, Clarence Gardens, 

430 The hayfield. "Twas within 
a mile of Edinbro' town, 
etc." 

617 Portrait of a lady. 

4, Southampton Street. 

338 Music. 

629 Family worship. "From scenes 
like these, etc." — Burns, 

aSa The Covenanter's burial. 

544 The flitting (Scotch). 
22 Melancthon. 

A French traveller having one 
day found the Preceptor of Ger- 
manv rocking his iniant with one 
hand and a book in the other, 
started back in surprise ; but Me- 
lancthon, without being discom- 
posed, so warmly explained to 
nim the value of children in the 
sight of God, that the stranger 
left the house wiser than he en- 
tered it. 



IV. 



1853. 469 Edward IV's first interview 
with Elizabeth Woodville. 

The King came accidentally to 
the house after a hunting party, in 
order to pay a visit to the Duchess 
of Bedford, his aunt, who had 
espoused in second marriage Sir 
Richard Woodville. Elizabeth, 
their daughter, had married Sir 
John Grey of Groby, by whom 
she had children; and her hus- 
band being slain in the second 
battle of St. Albans, on the Lan- 
castrian side, and his estates being 
for that reason confiscated, his 
widow retired to live with her 
father, and as the occasion seemed 
fiivorable for obtaining some grace 
from this gallant monarch, the 
young widow flung herself at his 
feet, entreating him to have pity 
on her children. The sight of so 
much beauty in affliction strongly 
affected the amorous Edward; 
her sorrow, so becoming a vir- 
tuous matron, made his esteem 
and regard quickly correspond to 
his affection. — Hume, 

1S54. 503 Tyndale translating the bible 
into English. 

Hidden, like Luther at the 
Wartburg, not, however, in a 
castle, but in a humble lodging, 
Tyndale, like the Saxon reformer, 
spent his days and nights trans- 
lating the Bible ; but not having 
an Elector of Saxony to protect 
him, he was forced to change his 
residence from time to time at 
this epoch. Fryth, who had es- 
cajped from the prisons at Oxford, 
rejoined Tyndale, etc. 

1855. 3^" The abdication of Mary Queen 

of Scots. 

They employed Lord Lindsey, 
the fiercest zealot in the party. 
He executed his commission with 
harshness and brutality. — Robert- 
son, 

Lindsey vowed that unless she 
subscribed the deeds without de- 
lay, he would sign them himself 
with her blood, and seal them on 
her heart. — Leslie. 

43, Upper Gower Street, 

1856. 597 The arrest of John Brown, of 

Ashford, a Lollard, and one 
of the first martyrs in the 
early part of Henry the 
Eighth's reign. 

His wife having been churched 
that same day, a feast was pre- 
pared for their friends, as was 
usual on such occasions, and they 
had all taken their seats at table, 
joy beamed on every face, when 
the street door was abruptly 
opened, and Chilton, the con- 
stable, a cruel and savage man, 
LL 



258 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



1859. 



i860. 
1861. 



1862. 



i 



Johnston, Alexander— cmtinued. 

accompanied by several of the 
Archbishop's apparitors, seited 
upon the worthy tovm^mai) — 
all sprang from their seats m 
alarm! 

1857. 483 Sabbath. "On this day, em- 

bosomed in his home, etc/' 
— Graham's Sabbath. 
570 The minstrel. " Young Edwin 
was no vulgar boy, etc*"— 
Beattie. 

1858. 512 The press-gang. 

Tom's honeymoon was a tuck- 
less one, for on the very day on 
which he hud taken a wife, he 
was met coming from church by a 
press gnng on Tower Hill; and 
despite Tom's showing fight^ and 
his maiden vvife's tears» the Chel- 
sea waterman was at once kid- 
napped and taken on board a 
sloop of war, 

650 Cowper's mother. '* I pricked 

them into paper with a pin, 

etc.*' — Cowper, 
54» " He Cometh not, she said*" 
239 John Bunyan in Bedford jaiL 
494 Love's language. 

2, Upper Fintay Street West, 
133 John Anderson my jo, "Now 

we maun totter down John^ 

etc."^ — Burns, 
148 Spring. 
295 Bums and Highland Mary. 

"That sacred hour can I 

forget /'~^wr«i, 
277 The land o* the leal. "There's 

nae sorrow there, Jean, etc*' 
326 The Cotter's Saturday night. 
650 Master Bernard Durrant. 
122 Romance. 
463 Robin Adair. "And when 

the play was o'er, etc." 

1865. 501 La Saya-y-Manto, a rencontre 
in the Alameda, Lima. 

1866. 473 Mary of Scotland at the Priory 
of Inschemachame in 1547. 

After the battle of Pinkie, 
Mary, a chiid of five years to- 
gether with her four Maries, was 
sent in September to Inschemach- 
ame (Ide of Peace or Rest) ac- 
companied by Latly Fleming, her 
governess, Lord Erskine, ami her 
nurse, t;tc. 

564 Scene from the Gentle Shep- 
herd. " I^st night'I played 
ye never heard sic spite, 
etc." 

1867. 462 My mother bids me bind my 
hair. " For why, she en 
sit 8tiU and weep^ 



1863. 



1864. 



1867. 
1 868. 
1869. 



S33 Phillis. "Sometimes forward 
sometimes coy, etc." 

150 Chloe. 

374 The billet doux. 

190 The flight of the Queen of 
James II. 

The fugitives landed near an 
inn, where n coach and horses 
were in waiting. Same time 
elapsed before ihe horses could 
be harnessed. Mary, afraid that 
her face could be known, would 
not enter the house. She re- 
mained with her child, cowering 
from the weather, under the tower 
of Lambeth church. — Ma^attlay, 

19* Charlotte Corday. 

The neighbours who used to see 
her through the doorway seated 
at the brink of the fountain read- 
ing, relate that their admiration 
of her was mingled with respect 
arising from tha.t presentiment of 
a tragic destiny, which antidpat- 
tng the event, stamps its mark 
upon the brow. — LamarUnt, 

723 Flora Macdonald. " Far over 
yon hills of the heather so 
green, etc*" 

46, Mtznsy Street. 
a Music* 
31 " Come, but keep thy wonted 

state." 
366 Baron Pigott 
1010 Juliet 
15 Isaac Watts and his mother. 

On the sunny days his mother 

used to sit on a stone near the 
window of the prison where her 
husband lay to expiate his crime 
as a frequenter of Conventicles. 

354 The elopement of Dorothy 
Vernon with Sir John Man- 
ners: Haddon Hall. 
1131 On the cliffs. 
1872, 427 A painful necessity. 

1014 Maidenhood. " Standing with 
reluctant feet, etc." — Long- 
fellow, 
109S Clarinda. 
1873* 94 A. Guthrie Johnston, Esq. 
933 Thetuming-poinL 

1874, 350 Tired. 

608 Left alone, "The joy of his 
youth had past, etc."^ — Ben- 
noch. 

1875, 550 " Ought I to do it?" 

1876, 171 "Oh, saw ye bo nnie Lesley?" 
299 A Kettledrum; quadrille. "The 

King unseen lurked in her 
hand and mourned his cap- 
tive Qtieen, etc" — I^. 



1870. 



1871. 




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1877. 635 

1878. 1323 

1879. 474 



1880. 370 

1882. 254 

1884. 7S9 

1885. 593 

1886. 592 



A waif. 

Preparing for conquest. 

The wanderer. 

36, King Henrys Road^ 

Primrose Hill, 
Maud. 
Margarita. 
Reginald. 

The old trysting-place. 
An Idyll. 



JOHNSTON, Mrs. David (formerly 
Miss M. A. Wheeler). 

Miniature Painter. 
High Street^ Feckham, 

1838. 915 Portrait of a lady. 

1839. 1037 Portrait. 
1843. 736 Mrs. Wolf. 

JOHNSTON, Frederick Painter. 

24, Newman Street, 
1856. 269 May day. 
1859. 651 The photograph. 

70, Newman Street, 
1 86 1. 4"6 Pretty Dick. 

JOHNSTON, Sir Harry Hamilton, 

G,C,M,G,,K.C,B.,HR. ^.5.... Painter. 

203, Grove Lane^ Camberwell. 

1879. 328 "Plait-il, monsieur?" study of 

an old Avignonnaise. 

1 88 1. 961 The Pets of an eastern palace: 

a Tunisian study. 
Tudor House^ Champion Hill. 

1882. 359 A dead gazelle. "I never 

taught a dear gazelle, etc." 
1501 Nature's Mirror; a study on 
the River Boutonne, western 
France. 
Queen Ann^s Mansions^ S, W, 

1897. II A Zanzibaree. 

HB,M. Consulate General, 

Ihnis. 

1898. 977 After the battle. 

1899. 913 Crocodiles and waterbirds on 

the shores of an African lake. 
Waterbirds and waders stand 
about fearless of the crocodiles. 
. . . The spur- winged plover picks 
the crocodile's teeth and warns 
him of approaching enemies. — 
/^gver CongOf p. 263. 

27, Chester Terrace, 

Regent's Park. 
1903. 43S Marabou storks. 

JOHNSTON, Henry Painter. 

14, Pall Mall, East. 
1852. 311 A Venda in the Orgao moun- 
tains. 



19, Allsopp Terrace. 

1857. 1 114 The long walk — Llanbedr. 

120, MaryUbone Road. 

1858. 597 Fishwives of Dieppe, after a 

gale. — Faith, Hope, Charity. 

JOHNSTON, J. Nicholson. 

Architect. 

52, Finsbury Pavement. 

1883. 1 199 Newton Surmaville, Yeovil, 

Somerset. 
1885. 1825 Wy bourne Grange, Tunbridge 
Wells. 
i893\ Sketches \ i Queen Eliza- 
l in I beth's house. 

1894 j Southampton, i 2 Old BarGate. 
1928 Muchelney Abbey, Somerset- 
shire. 
21, Princess St,, Yeovil,Somerset. 
1895. '560 The " Cole " Memorial Church 
of St. Michael, Yeovil, 
Somerset. 
1897. 1861 Penn Mill School, Board 
Schools, Yeovil. 

JOHNSTON, Philip Mainwaring. 

Painter. 
2\idor House, Champion Hill. 
1885. 1669 Norman doorway, Clymping 
Church. 

JOHNSTON, R Painter. 

8, Mansfield Place. 
1806. 877 H. Pearce, the celebrated 
pugilist 

JOHNSTON ,R. Le Grand. . Sculptor. 
24, Gloucester Rd,,Regenfs Park, 
1882. 1629 Friend or foe? an Eastern 
sketch. 
( With Mrs. R. J. Fennessy.) 

JOHNSTONE, Mrs. Couzens. 

Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

1835. 760 Portrait of a lady. 

1836. 636 C. J. C. Johnstone, Esq. 
1839. 892 Portrait of a gentleman. 

S, Great Ormond Street. 

1845. 37a Portrait of a lady. 

M. A. Johnstone. 

1846. 661 do. do. 
856 Mrs. Pickering. 

5, Great Ormond Street. 

1847. 381 Portrait of a lady. 
1850. 903 do. do. 

Wandsworth. 

1852. 676 Portrait of a lady. 

4, Clarendon Place, Brixton. 

1853. 726 Portrait of a lady. 



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Johnstone, Mrs. Couzens — continued, 
1S54. 725 A young gentleman and Rosie. 

1855. 753 Portrait of a young gentleman. 

1856. 685 The cottage girl. 

Southwood Lane^ Highgate, 
1859. 821 Albert de la VieuvtUe. 

JOHNSTONE, G. W., A,R.S.A. 

Painter. 

20, Picardy Place^ Edinburgh, 

1885. 17 Snow in Autumn: Glen Ful- 

loch. 

384 Tents Moor: St. Andrews in 

the distance. 
517 Yon bumside. 
1887. 375 A hill burn, Glen Falloch. 

1 1, Napier Road^ Edinburgh, 

1 89 1. 400 Dunlappy Ford, Edzell. 
1266 The village cross. 

1892. 399 Lake of Monteith. 

JOHNSTONE, Henry J Painter. 

28, Percy Street. 
1881. 57* By the river. 

Great MarloWy Bucks, 

1887. 1202 Idle hands. 

1888. 1263 A fisherman's lass. 
1368 Primroses. 

1889. 1460 The harvest of the rocks. 
1475 Woodland flowers. 

1890. 1308 A wood nymph. 
1428 A fisher girl. 

21, Bath Roady Chiswick, 

1 89 1. 1406 The lass that loves a sailor. 
1435 Violets. 

1892. 1051 Woodland flowers. 
1053 Far-away thoughts. 

1893. 1154 A maiden's thoughts. 
121 5 Love's rosy morn. 

1895. *°9» Homeward. 

IVadhursty Sussex, 
1897. 1 162 Early flowers. 

1899. 1200 Homeward. 

1900. 1326 The path from the shore. 

JOHNSTONE, James M Etcher. 

42, DeauviUe Road^ 

Clapham Common, 
1897. 1716 The late Sir J. E. Millais, Bart., 
P.R.A. After himself. 

JOHNSTONE, Mrs. 

Genre Engraver. 
1828. 1064 Portrait of a gentleman: im- 
pression from an intaglio. 

JOHNSTONE, William ... Engraver. 
30, Pohvarth Crescent^ Edinburgh, 

1894. 1385 A word in the by-going. After 

C. M. Hardie. 



1894. X387 A royal decoration. After C. 

M. Hardie. 

1895. 1294 In time of peace. After R. 

Gemmell Hutchinson. 



JOINET, M Architect. 

6, Noel Street^ Berwick Street. 
1804. 879 Design for a house to be built 
in Scotland. 



JOLLEY, Gwilt Painter. 

26, Fianders Road^ 

Bedford Park. 

1887. 1301 Idle moments. 

1888. 367 In memory of a mother's love. 

1889. 22 The little musician. 

857 Ana Capri. 

57, New Stone Buildings^ 

Chancery Lane. 

1890. 443 Jeune fiUe d'Amalfi. 

556 A little chapel — Ana Capri. 
736 Not forgotten. 

858 Amid the golden thistles — 

Capri. 
1892. 612 Saintly Assisi. 

923 Consolatrix afflictorum. 
1 206 The Piazza — Assisi. 
1894. 313 Tarantella, 

342 Carmela. " Spring's sweet spirit 

fills the morning air." 
677 In an orchard — Lelant, Corn- 
wall. 
768 A trespasser. 

30, Great Russell Street. 

1896. 233 "Sio no?" 

1897. 692 A Sorrento idyll. 

1898. 35 Ana Capri — summer morning. 
266 Sunshine and shadow. 

1899. 825 Gemstra — morning sunshine. 

1900. 436 Monaconi Rocks, Capri. 

1 90 1. 786 Sunbeams. 

1903. 4»o Old Cottages, Montreuil-sur- 

Mer. 
72, Wells Street, Oxford Street. 

1904. 55 A love song. 



JOLLY, Miss Fanny C Painter. 

Oldfield, Bath. 

1863. ^^^ I^ ^ copse. 

1864. 598 In November. "We blush and 

pale in mingled hope and 

fear, etc." 
187 1. 701 Sand's End Bay, from Whitby. 

781 In Robin Hood's bay. 
1874. 753 In the shadow of high cliffs, 

Whitby. 
1878. 866 Tillywhim, near Swanage. 



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261 



JONES, Adrian Sculptor. 

The Studio, 

Chelsea Bridge Road, 
1884. 1760 A hunter, one of the right sort. 

1886. 1850 Camel Corps scout; statuette, 

terra-cotta. 

1887. 1807 "Gone away;" group, bronze. 

1888. 1982 The last arrow; group, wax. 

1889. 1133 Waterloo; statuette. "The 

charge well fought, etc. 
3, Cheniston Gardens Studios. 

1890. 2029 Waterloo; statuette, bronze. 

147, Church Street, 

1 89 1. 1962 Triumph; design for a quad- 

riga, group. 

1892. 1880 Duncan's horses. " Beauteous 

and swift, etc." 

1893. 1660 Maternal care; group. 

1894. 1739 Rape of the Sabines; group. 
1903. 1815 Colonel Afsur Dowla, A.D.C. 

to H.H. the Nizam of Hy- 
derabad; statuette, silver. 
1856 For the faith; statuette. 

JONES, Alfred Garth Illustrator. 

483, King*s Road, Chelsea, 

1900. 1585 Youth and Death. 

1 901. 1447 The King and the beggar, from 

" Elia." 
1449 Master Empedocles, from 
"Elia." 

JONES, AnnaM Painter. 

21, Saumarez Street, Guernsey. 
1868. 824 Moulin, Huet Lane, Guernsey. 

JONES, Arthur S Architect. 

10, Oakley Crescent, Chelsea, 
1892. 1846 Two houses, Bootham, York. 
1894. 1656 Darlington Municipal Build- 
ings. 
67, Gaskarth Road, 

Balhatn Hill. 
1897. 1757 School, Scarborough. 

1 90 1. 1684 Board school. 

1902. 1515 A commemoration bridge. 

JONES, Campbell Architect. 

32, Bedford Row, W. C. 

1903. 1525 Buildings, Market Square, 

Newark. 
1624 The White Cottage, Sunning- 
dale. 

JONES, Champion Painter. 

77, St, Georges Avenue, 

TufnellPark, 

1886. 7H Fishing-boats on the river Yare. 

1887. 106 Mussel-gatherers, Leigh, Essex. 

1888. 765 On the beach, Folkestone. 



1889. 868 Mill Place Farm, Gravetye, 

Sussex. 
1892. 718 A fishing cove. East Coast 
774 Evening — after a storm. 
1220 On the river Lea, after rain. 
1306 Loading hay — Essex Coast. 
1895. 74^^ Fishing boats — Brixham. 



JONES, Charles Painter. 

17, Hayes Place, Lisson Grove. 
1 86 1. 556 Scotch goats. 

79, Comhill. 
1863. 28S The mother — winter. 

Albion Villa LarkhiU Rise. 

1866. 88 On the hills of Scotland- 

winter. 

7, Paragon Place. 

1867. 374 The head of the drove. 
385 Red deer — Winter. 

1870. 317 Scene in the Deer Forest, 

waiting for the others. 

1 87 1. 10 The combat: scene in the 

forest of Glen Tanar. 

1872. 185 Anearly morning's chace: scene 

in the Forest of Dalness. 

" High life of a hunter! he 

meets on the hill, etc." 
Heaihcroft, Balham Hill. 
1874. 298 Waiting. 

342 By the side of Loch Leven, 

looking towards Glencoe. 
1876. 243 An inquisitive magpie. 
1883. 747 " Alarmed "—the first of Octo- 

ber. 



JONES, Miss Charlotte. 

Miniature Painter. 
Miss /ones, 

75, Lower Grosvenor Street, 

1 80 1. 774 H.R.H. Prince William of 

Gloucester. 
776 Miss M. Seymour, daughter of 
Lord Hugh Seymour. 

1802. 699 Master Knight. 
733 Mrs. Turner. 

793 Miss Bedingfield, daughter of 

Sir R. Bedingfield. 
807 Lady Drake. 
814 Mrs. Clarke. 

1803. 747 A frame containing four por- 

traits, and a gem in the 
possession of Mr. Baldwin. 

1804. 727 General PaolL 

758 Portrait of a lady in the 
Egyptian dress. 

1805. 338 Mrs. Davis and child. 
3$a Mr. L. Ames. 

391 Mr. Davis. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Jones, Miss Charlotte — continued. 

1805. 399 Portraits of Lady C. Erskine, 

Miss Dundas, Miss J. Dun- 
das, Lady Drake and Miss 
Hannsell. 

1806. 743 Portrait of a lady in the habit 

of a nun. 
744 Lady £. Dundas. 

1807. 810 Miss M. Blandford. 
811 S. Knight, Esq. 
817 Miss Bland. 

854 The Hon. G. Harding. 

879 The late Rt. Hon. C. J. Fox; 

enamel. 
894 Mrs. Thomson. 
910 Portrait of a lady as a vestal. 
(Miniature Painter to H.R.H. the 
Princess Charlotte of Wales.) 

55, Lower Grosvenor Street, 

1808. 707 H.R.H. Princess Charlotte of 

Wales. 

127, Mount Street. 
18 10. 684 Portrait of a lady in the old 

English dress. 
181 2. 651 H.R.H. Princess Charlotte of 

Wales. 

181 5. 6a2 Portrait of a lady in a Turkish 

dress. 
Miss C. Jones y 

127, Mount Street. 

1816. 74$ H.R.H. Princess Charlotte of 

Wales. 

181 7. 649 Portrait of a lady. 
765 R. D. George, Esq. 

Mrs. C.JoneSy 

Miniature painter to H. late 

R.H. the Princess Charlotte 

of WaUs. 

46, Upper Berkeley Street^ 

Portman Square. 

18 19. 739 A commemorative portrait of 

Her late Royal Highness 
the Princess Charlotte of 
Wales. 

Charlotte Jones y do. 

1820. 691 Portrait of a lady. 

Mrs. C JoneSy do. 

1823. 887 Portrait of a lady. 

JONES, C Gem Engraver. 

21, Charlotte Street. 

1824. 909 Mr. Knight, comedian; an im- 

pression from an intaglio. 

JONES, C Painter. 

1827. 578 A cottage near Alresford, 

Hampshire. 

George Street^ Ne^v Road. 

1828. 305 A cottage at Great Paston, 

Huntingdonshire. 



JONES, David Painter, 

41, Wellington Road^ I>udUy, 
1 89 1. 358 Between the showers. 

JONES, Mrs. D. (Viola) Painter. 

1 20, Adelaide Koctd. 
1893. '4^^ Daisy, daughter of Henry 
Fellows, Esq. 

JONES, Mrs. D. Brynm6r-(Plorence). 
Miniature Painter. 
27, Bryanston Square, 
1904. 1 151 A study. 

1 1 52 Miss Rita Mocatta. 
{See also Brynmor, vol. i, page 324.) 

JONES, E Architect. 

At Mr. Wallen\ 

10, White Lion Street 
1 819. 1 173 North-west view of the Tower 
of Wrexham church, North 
Wales. 

6, Whitmore Road^ Haxion. 
1826. 880 Temple of Jupiter Olympius 
at Athens, as it might have 
appeared shortly posterior 
to the time of Hadrian. 
The spectator supposed to 
be placed above the walls 
of the city, etc. 
24, Charles Street^ 

Bedford Square. 

1 83 1. 1 09 1 Design for an ornamental 

temple for Mrs. Powis of 

Berwick Hall on the Severn, 

etc. 

1835. 934 Design for an Athenian cottage. 

JONES, Miss E Painter. 

Shrewsdufy. 
1833. 121 Portrait of Monsieur Faucher 
of the King's Theatre. 

JONES, Sir Edward Burne-, Bart., 
A.R.A. See B, vol. i, page 352. 

JONES, Edward T Painter. 

II, Morpeth Grove^ 

Camp Roady Leeds. 
1902. 347 Downland. 

JONES, Miss Eliza. 

Miniature Painter. 
23, Mortimer Street. 
1815. 578 Portrait of a lady. 

659 The Hon. Mrs. Clifford* 
679 Portrait of a gentlemaa 




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263 



1819. 



1820. 
1821. 

1822. 



1815. 69s Rev. Dr. Hughes, Principal of 

Jesus College, Oxford. 
\^yJohn Street^ Oxford Street 

1 8 16. 614 Portrait of a lady. 

741 II Penseroso; a portrait. 
750 L* Allegro; a portrait 

181 7. 637 Portrait of a lady. 
764 do. do. 
829 J. Joberns, Esq. 

1818. 650 The Duke of Marlborough. 
666 Olympia, etc. 

700 Sketch of Miss Caroline 

Andrews. 
853 Miss James. 
860 Miss Emma Smith. 

62, Margaret Street, 
704 Infant Hannibal. 
8 $7 Portrait of a lady. 
859 Miss Bowes. 
948 Boy in a storm. 
977 Dr. Walker. 

119, Great Portland Street, 
840 Portrait of a lady. 
798 Lieut.-Col. Napier. 
808 Miss E. Paget. 

469 Lady Caroline Lamb. 

470 Posdiumous portrait of the 

late Mr. Hen. Edridge, 
A.R,A. and F.S.A. 

7S5 Lady Caroline Lamb. 

761 Mrs. Pugett. 

40, Foley Place, 

1823. 697 Miss Bennett, 
731 Mrs. P. Browne. 

1824. 605 Mrs. H. Napier. 
606 Mrs. Broome. 
655 Mrs. W. Napier. 

786 Portrait of a gentleman. 

1825. 464 O'Connor's child. "Why 

wanders she a huntress wild, 
etc." Vide Campbell's Poem 
of O'Connor's child, or the 
Flower of Love Lies Bleed- 
ing. 

1825. 640 Portrait of a lady. 

1826. 598 Francis Chantrey, Esq., R.A. 
633 Portrait of a lady. 

1827. 791 Lady Lucy Bentinck. 
799 Miss Coleridge. 

1828. 749 Portrait of a lady. 

1829. 709 do. do. 
956 do. do. 

1830. 690 do. do. 

1 83 1. 809 His Eminence the Cardinal 

Odescalchi. 
849 His Eminence Cardinal Weld. 
63, Charlotte Street. 

1832. 904 Portraits of a lady and child. 
906 Two sisters; portraits. 

1833. 751 Portrait. 



637 



70$ 



1833. 768 Miss Freeling. 

8a6 Portraits of a mother and child. 
919 Mrs. Rutherford. 

29, Great Portland Street, 

1834. 631 Robert Newman Hunt, Esq. 
642 Mrs. R. Napier. 

653 Portrait of a lady. 

1835. 468 Colonel Napier, C.B., late 

resident Commandant at 
Cefalonia. 

607 Mrs. Katherine Scott. 

608 Portraits of the late Lady 

Clifford and the Countess 
Constantia Clifford, with 
the Honourables William, 
Henry, and Constantius 
Clifford; studied at Rome 
as a portion of a large 
picture representing Bishop 
Weld receiving the dignity 
of Cardinal in the Vatican. 

Portrait of the late lamented 
Miss Hunt of Mamhead, 
Devonshire. 

Miss Mitford, author of " Fos- 
cari," "Rienzi," "Charles 
the First," etc. 

7, Duke Street, Portland Place, 

1836. 652 Lord Cockbum. 

701 Her Majesty the Queen. 
796 Andrew Rutherford, Esq. 

3, Duke Street, Portland Place, 

1837. 876 Mrs. Somerville. 
895 Portrait of a lady. 

9»6 Mr. Sergeant Talford, M.P. 

1838. 876 Mrs. Ames. 

930 Mrs. Schimmel Penninch. 
1006 Mrs. Hepperly Turkfield. 

1839. 825 Mrs. Hippisley Tuckfield. 

866 The Lord Advocate. (Andrew 

Rutherford.) 
993 Mrs. Conduit. 

1840. 605 Mrs. Talfourd and her son. 
6s4 Portrait of a young lady. 
669 Sisters; portraits. 

740 Portraits of a lady and her son. 

1841. 919 Mrs. Gill. 

928 J. Gill, Esq., of Ynysymain- 

quain, North Wales. 

1842. 766 Edward Scott, Esq., late of 

Scott Hall, Ken Bodtaloy, 
North Wales, in his ninety- 
first year, etc. 

779 Portrait of a lady. 

865 Commodore Sir Charles Na- 
pier, K.C.B. 

920 General Sir Charles Napier, 
K.C.B. 

929 The late lamented Sir F. Chan- 

trey, R.A. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Jones, Miss Eliza — continued. 

1843. 690 Mrs. Hippisley Tuckfield. 
711 Viscountess Emlyn. 

1844. 814 His Excellency Major-General 

Sir Charles Napier, K.C.B., 
Governor of Scinde. 
871 Lady Napier. 

1845. ^97 Portrait of a lady. 
801 do. do. 

1846. 877 do. do. 
926 do. do. 

1847. 698 Capt. Pickering-Clarke, R.N. 
107 1 Portrait of a lady. 

1849. 388 Portrait of a young lady. 
880 do. do. 

961 do. do. gentleman. 

1850. 92a do. do. lady. 

1 85 1 . mo Study from natiu-e. 

1852. 709 Mrs. Ruck. 

JONES, Miss Emma E. (afterwards 
• Mrs. Soyer) Painter. 

12, Greek Street^ So ho, 
1823. 328 Watercress woman. 

66, St. Martinis Lane, 

1830. 119 Study of an old man. 

5, Southampton Place, 

1831. 336 Children with rabbits. 

342 The little masquerader. 

St, Georges Places Canterbury, 

1832. 219 Girl going to market. 

I, Fitzrqy Square, 

1833. 188 Willy and his dog; portrait of 

the son of F. H. Mitchell, 
Esq. 

1834. 468 Childhood. 

9, London Street, 

1835. 494 Thomas Rosewame, a Chelsea 

Pensioner, in his 104th year. 

1836. 969 Elizabeth Love, at the ad- 

vanced age of 107. 

1837. 197 The escape. 
449 The blind boy. 

(See Mrs. Soyer.) 

JONES, Ernest L Painter. 

7, Scarsdale Studios^ 

Kensington^ W, 
1904. 1080 Endymion. 

JONES, Miss E. Nora. 

Miniature Painter. 
35, Douglas Road^ Canterbury, 

1890. 1489 Dorothy Maud, daughter of 

Pelham Rooff, Esq. 
27, Applegarth Roady 

Brook Green. 

1 89 1. 1459 Evelyn, son of the Rev. Pre- 

bendary Southwell. 

1892. 1380 Mrs. Robert Barclay. 



5a, Kensington Studios, 

Kelso Place, IV. 
1893. '^97 M.IS. Arthur H. Stevens. 

1298 "Bee," daughter of R. J. C. 

Young, Esq. 

1299 Sir Alfred Baring Garrod, 

M.D. 

1300 Gertrude, daughter of Wallace 

Williams, Esq. 

JONES, F. W. Doyle Sculptor. 

27, Camera Square, Chelsea. 
1903. 1867 Mrs. Ross; relief bronze. 

JONES, Miss Florence E. ... Painter. 

Danebury House, Kew, Surrey. 

1903. 1373 Portrait sketch, head of a 

woman. 

1375 Lamplight study; head of a 

woman. 



JONES, Francis E Architect. 

20, Cockspur Street, 
1880. 1097 Lich gate, St. Peter's church, 
Carmarthen. 



JONES, Frederick Painter. 

19, Argyle Square. 
1885. "^5 View from above the village of 
Berth, near Portmadoc, 
North Wales. 

JONES, George, R,A Painter. 

74, Great Portland Street. 

1803. 220 Christ and the woman of Sa- 

maria. 
610 A design for the second volume 
of Telemachus. 

1804. 243 T. R. Andrews, Lieutenant in 

the Royal York Marylebone 
Volunteers Light Company. 

1805. 5SI Portrait of a gentleman. 
565 Mr. W. Richardson. 

1806. 383 Miss Swerdna. 

563 Drawings from Spenser's Faery 
Queen. 

1807. 297 The fisherman's hut. 
758 Portrait of a gentleman. 

1808. 196 Star Cross, Devonshire. 

301 A Mill on Mr. Hall's estate, 
near Exmouth. 

1809. 84 Blacksmith's shop. 

1810. 297 Cottage in South Wales. 

181 1. 463 The basket mender. 
1814. 135 Tattoo report 

282 Interior of a cottage in Merion- 
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18 1 5. 295 His Royal Highness the Prince 

Regent received by the Uni- 
versity and City of Oxford, 
June 14, 1814. 
386 Reading; a sketch. 

1816. 23 Waterloo : Final defeat of the 

French; sketch for a large 

picture. The View drawn on 

the spot. 
310 Interior of an Irish Cabin — 

Dunmore, Waterford. 
643 Ascension of the Prophets. 

And they heard a great voice 
from heaven, saying unto them, 
Come up hither, and they as- 
cended up to heaven in a cloud, 
and their enemies beheld them, 
etc. — Revelations^ xi, 12, 13. 



1817. 



1818. 



1819. 
1820. 



1821. 



1822. 
IV. 



115 Earthquake at Sparta, Olym, 
77 terror of the in- 
habitants, and the assemb- 
ling of troops to suppress an 
insurrection of the Helotae. 
— Plut in Cim. Diod., lib. 
xi, Ek.; sketch for a pic- 
ture. 

139 A domestic party at cards. 
Painted to illustrate a 
poem, entitled "The Social 
Day." 

125 The widow's two mites. — 
Mark xii; sketch for a pic- 
ture. 

316 Portrait of a favourite poney, 
the property of Mrs. Dal- 
rymple. 
31, Margaret Street^ 

Cavendish Square, 

189 View of Abbeville. 

28, Foley Place, 

162 The boudoir. 

180 Village of Waterloo: Tra- 
vellers purchasing of the 
peasants relics found on the 
field of battle: Cossacs, 
hussars, and baggage on the 
march for Paris. 

205 An assembly; portraits. 
94 Judith attiring. 

122 A sketch: representing disabled 
soldiers in a cabaret at 
Waterloo a few days after 
the battle. 

156 Travellers surprised by a snake, 
etc. 

417 Village of Waterloo, with tra- 
vellers purchasing the relics 
that were found in the field 
of battle. 
10 Dieppe. 



1822. 313 Battle of Waterloo. 

His Grace the Duke of Welling- 
ton is directing the advance of the 
British Army in pursuit of the 
French; and in the hollow road 
leading from La Belle Alliance to 
La Haye Sainte, Buonaparte is 
seeming to make his retreat, 
whilst Marshal Ney is attempting 
to rally the routed troops. The 
Duke of Wellington is attended 
by his personal staff, Lord Fitzroy 
Somerset, Lord G€K>rge Lennox, 
I^rd Arthur Hill, the Hon. 
Colonel Percy, Sir Felton Hervey 
and Colonel Freeman tie. 

Lord Hill is coming up on the 
right, with the Duke of Richmond 
and the Hon. Captain CaUicart. 

The Marquis of Anglesey is on 
the left, commanding tne cavalrv ; 
Lord Edward Somerset is in the 
centre, leading the Household 
Brigade of Life Guards, First 
Dragoon Guards, and the Royal 
Horse Guards, Blue; the latter 
are conducted by Sir Robt. and 
Col. Hill. 

The Foot Guards and Light 
Division are rapidly following the 
French, and the left of the British 
line is advancing, with the Prus- 
sians on their flank. 

(Elected A.R.A.) 

1823. 221 The Bell gate at Bordeaux; an 

itinerant quack doctor re- 
commending his nostrums. 

5 1 8 The Gauls, under the command 
of Brennus, destroyed in 
their attempt to plunder the 
Temple of Apollo at Delphi, 
etc. 

618 Saturn and Philyra, etc. 
(Elected R.A.) 

1824. 34 Abbeville — a Juggler exhibiting 

his tricks. 
53a Death of Aische. Vide Anas- 
tatius, vol. 3. 
10, Neiv Cavendish Street, 

1825. 167 Chester. 

534 " The sea, the sea." 

Greek soldiers pointing out to 
their women the distant Euxine, 
when the sea was first seen in the 
course of the retreat of the Ten 
Thousand. 

539 Crucifixion. 

1826. 121 St. Albans. 
141 Mechlin. 

439 The temptation. " Thou shalt 
worship the Lord thy God." 
— Sti Luke iv. 8. 
447 Elijah and Elisha. (2 Kings iL) 
536 The Venetians re-capturing 
their women who had been 
carried ofT from the Cathe- 

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Jones, George, R.A, — continued, 

dral by Corsairs, during the 
celebration of the festival of 
the purification, a.d. 932, 
etc. 

1827. 213 Andemach on the Rhine. 
231 Waterloo. 

Bonaparte giving his last orders 
when quitting the field of battle. 
He is near La Belle Alliance ; in 
his rear and occupying all the 
horizon, is the British Army ad- 
vancing, with the Prussians ap- 
pearing on the left. In the centre, 
near Napoleon, is a conflict be- 
tween the Life Guards and the 
Cuirassiers; on his right is the 
|;reat mass of the French troops 
m confusion and flight. The two 
columns of English Hussars are 
in pursuit and attack. Near the 
foreground on the Emperor's 
right is Marshal Ney endeavour- 
ing to check and rally the fugitives. 

llie Duke of Wellington is at 
the centre of ihe British line; in 
his rear is La Haye Sainte, the 
mill at Mont St. Jean, and the 
church at Waterloo. 

4«i Aaron staying the plague. Num- 
bers vi, 16. 
490 Darius obtained the Kingdom 
of Persia, by the neighing of 
his horses. Vide Herodotus^ 
Thaiia, 
582 L'embrasementdu Monde, etc. 
28, Duke Street y 

Portland Place, 

1828. 38 Strasbourgh. 

99 Esther approaching Ahasuerus. 

Vide Esther c. 5. 
515 Cleopatra watching the dis- 
embarkation of the Roman 
Army in Egypt, etc. 

1829. 85 Rotterdam. 

257 Battle of Borodino. 

Napoleon is watching the result 
of an attack made on the great 
redoubt of the Russians. 

A column of French infantry is 
ascending the eminence, sup- 
ported by li^ht cavalry on its left, 
and on its right cuirassiers are led 
by Caulaincourt, who forced the 
redoubt, but was slain in the 
struggle against the persevering 
courage of the Russians. Bona- 
parte was on foot, through indis- 
position ; but this attack proving 
successful, he mounted and rode 
over the field of battle. On the 
left, Murat is advancing and en- 
couraging the troops, etc. 

513 The punishment of David for 
numbering the people. 



1830. 474 Christ appearing to the two 

Maries. 

475 Paris, review of the British 
Army marching past the 
Emperor Alexander and the 
King of Prussia, led by the 
Duke of Wellington. 

489 Orestes and Pylades carrying off 
Iphigenia from Tauns. Vide 
Euripides, 

595 Queen Catharine de Medicis. 

1 83 1. 83 Prague in Bohemia. 

134 Esther witnessing the honour 
conferred on Mordecai. 
**Then took Haman the ap- 
parel and the horse, etc." 
Esther vi. 

484 Harold's body discovered after 
the battle of Hastings, by 
Edith Swaneshals and two 
monks. 

' ' Sad, and despairing of success, 
they addressed themselves to a 
beautiful woman, named Edith, 
whom Harold had loved before 
he was King, and besought her to 
accompany them in a second 
search; she consented to the 
mournful errand, and affection, 
more quick-sighted than either 
friendship or devotion, soon led 
her to the mangled body of her 
lover."— 7:4i^fry. 

493 Mary Magdalen seeing the two 
angels in the sepulchre. 
John XX. 

598 A Greek soldier, from the high- 
est accessive rock, pointing 
out to a woman the long 
sought yet distant sea, during 
the retreat of the Ten Thou- 
sand.— A>«^/A^w. 

1832. 7 Death of General Sir John 

Moore, K.B. 

The General was carried from 
the field of battle, mortally 
wounded, to his lodgings in Cor- 
unna, where he expired amidst 
the afflicted and devoted officers 
of his staff — Generals Anderson, 
Sir John ' Colbome, Colonels 
George Napier, Percy and Stan- 
hope, etc. 

180 The opening of London Bridge, 
August I, 1831. 

156 "Then Nebuchadnezzar the 
King was astonied, and rose 
up in haste, and spake and 
said unto his counsellors, 
etc." — Daniel ix, 24, 25. 

622 Coronation, 8th Sepr., 1831; 
a sketch. 



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1832. 



658 Commodore Nelson boarding 
the San Joseph in the battle 
of St Vincent; sketch for 
the picture now in the Hall 
of Greenwich Hospital. 

1833. ** Godivapreparing to ride through 

Coventry, etc. 

loi Ghent. 

523 "There sat a fair Corinthian 
maid, gracefully o'er some 
volume bending; while, by 
her side, the youthful sage 
held back her ringlets, etc." 
— Moore^s Epicurean, 

629 Fire of London. "The most 
in fields like herded beasts 
lie down, etc." 

638 Prague. 

648 Antwerp. 

663 Cleopatra quitting the battle 
of Actium, etc. 

1834. 408 Burial of Lieut-General Sir 

John Moore. 
554 Frankfort 
565 Philippa relieving the burghers 

of Calais. 
(Librarian to the Royal Academy.) 

1835. 3» Cologne. 
81 Antwerp. 

444 Clemency of Napoleon. 

Madam, he said, while such a 
proof as I have here exists, I can- 
not pardon your husband: as he 
spoke, he" placed in her hand a 
paper, in which the crime was too 
surely acknowledged under the 
signature of the accused. She 
clasped the scroll firmly, and fix- 
ing her eyes on Napoleon, read 
something which gave her 
strength to rush towards the 
hearth, and in an instant the 
record had blazed and perished. 
The happy, but trembling, wo- 
man, once more sought the eyes 
of the Emperor, but m vain ; one 
hand hid them from her view, and 
the other waved her from him 
... the doom of death was 
changed to that of banishment. 

462 Henry the Fifth visiting the 
camp, and encouraging his 
soldiers the night before 
the battle of Agincourt. | 
"With cheerful semblance ! 
and sweet majesty, etc." , 

5S7 "Two women shall be grind- 
ing at the mill, etc." — 1 
Matthew xxiv, 40, 41. 

564 "And Abraham got up early 
in the morning to the place I 
where he stood before the j 
Lord, etc" — Genesis xix. 



1835. 576 The sacrifice of Noah. 

1836. 95 Battle of Corunna; General 

Sir John Moore mortally 
wounded. 

The British troops are ad- 
vancing successfully in line with 
skirmishers in their front. The 
French are in three columns on 
the heights, with a battery on 
their left, from which the General 
received his mortal wound. 

154 Prague. 

326 Octavia hearing Virgil read 
the iEneid, and struck by 
the poet's allusion to her 
deceased son, Marcellus, 
etc. 

488 Pharaoh beholding the ap- 
proach of the plague of 
darkness. Exodus chap. x. 

498 Interior of a dwelling of the 
Israelites; their surprise at 
the external darkness. "But 
all the children of Israel 
had light in their dwell- 
ings." — Exodus, chap. x. 

575 Godiva*s return. 

1837. 103 Strasbourg. 

5S9 The murrain of beasts. 
Exodus, chap. ix. 

708 Alcmena prevented by her 
attendants from rushing to 
rescue the infant Hercules 
from the serf)ents sent by 
Juno. — Pindar Nemean. 

720 Cleopatra on the Cydnus. 
Vide Antony and Cleopatra, 

731 Death of the first-born. "And 
it came to pass that at mid- 
night, etc." — Exodus xii. 

973 Plague of hail. " So there was 
hail, and fire mingled with 
the hail, etc." — Exodus, 
chap. ix. 

1838. 88 Basle, Switzerland. 

613 Death of the First-bom. — 
Exodus xii. 

An Israelite is soothing the ap- 
prehension of his wife for the 
safety of their infant by pointing 
out the signals of protection. An 
Egyptian family is deploring the 
death of the firstborn; and the 
destroying angel is passing over 
the land, etc. 

640 "Ashy, King of Leinster, 
having espoused one of the 
daughters of the monarch 
Tuathal, and carried her 
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Jones, George, R.A, — continued, 

the Leinster prince, in a 
little more than a year after 
this union, made his appear- 
ance again at Tara, and 
informing the monarch that 
his young queen was dead, 
obtained permission to pay 
his addresses to her sister, 
and was successful in mak- 
ing her also his bride. On 
arriving with her royal 
husband in his own prov- 
ince the young princess 
found the queen still living, 
and so great was her sur- 
prise and shame at this dis- 
covery that she but a few 
minutes survived the shock. 
The deceived queen also, 
who, in her ignorance of the 
real circumstance, had flown 
to receive her sister as a 
visitor, on being informed 
of the sad truth of the story, 
took it no less deeply to 
heart."—/: Moore, 

1838. 720 Plague of blood. Exodus vi. 

An Egyptian girl is pouring 
out of a vase the water 
changed into blood, as a 
proof of the dreadful visita- 
tion, etc. 
754 The plague of hail. "The 
Lord sent thunder and hail, 
and the fire ran along upon 
the ^ ground, etc." — Exodus 
ix. 

1839. 99 Francfort-sur-le-Mein. 

597 The feast of Vultures. When 
their day is done. From 
Rogers^ Voyage of Colum bus. 

634 "The morning march that 
flashes to the sun." — Rogers' 
do, 

738 Plague of boils and blains; 
doctors and nurses are at- 
tending the sufferers. 

T^o Plague of flies. 

762 Efigenia. Vide Boccaccio, 

769 Plague of frogs. 

780 Plague of Locusts. An Egyp- 
tian woman is showing to 
her companions the destruc- 
tive effect of the locusts. 
(Keeper of the Royal Academy.) 

1840. 57 s Sketch for a picture of a battle 

of the Amazons and Gre- 



1841. 



aans. 
82 Vienna. 



1841. 653 Cicero, after suppressing the 

conspiracy of Cataline, was 
accompanied by the senate 
to his own house. The 
Roman women illuminated 
the streets, and demon- 
strated their gratitude to 
the " Father of his country." 

665 Clslia and the female host- 
ages escaping from the 
camp of Porsena, and cross- 
ing the Tiber to Rome. 

697 Poeonian woman. 

When she came to the river she 
watered the horse, filled her vase, 
and returned by the road bearing 
the water on her head, leading the 
horse, and spinning from her dis- 
taff. 

711 "Lord Wellington suddenly 
stopped in a conspicuous 
place; he desired that both 
armies should know that he 
was there, and a double 
spy, who was present, 
pointed out Soult, then so 
near that his features could 
be distinguished. The Eng- 
lish General, it is said, 
fixed his eye attentively 
upon this formidable man, 
and speaking as if to him- 
self, said: * Yonder is a 
great commander, but he 
is a cautious one, and will 
delay his attack to ascertain 
the cause of these cheers; 
that will give me time for 
the sixth division to arrive, 
and I shall beat him.'" — 
Combat of Maya, 

1842. 158 Frankfort. 

647 Funeral of Sir David Wilkie, 
R.A., etc. 

700 The man who built his house 
without a foundation. — 
Luke vi. 

720 The man who built his house 
on a rock. 

The waters have destroyed the 
foolish man's house whilst the 
wise nmn is secure at his dwelling 
on the rock. His children have 
left their pleasures and exercises 
in alarm at the storm, and are 
clinging to their mother. He is 
anxiously looking to the launching 
of the boats to rescue the sufferers 
on the sand. 

1843. ^58 Claelia and the other hostages 

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1S43. 993 Pharaoh's daughter finding 
Moses. "She saw the 
child and behold the babe 
wept. And she had com- 
passion on him." — Exodus 
ii, 6. 

1008 Moses protecting the daugh- 
ters of Jethro. "Moses 
stood up and helped them, 
and watered their flock." — ' 
Exodus ii, 17. 

1 1 24 Pharoah and the magicians. 
" And they cast down every 
man his rod and they be- 
came serpents; but Aaron's 
rod swallowed up their 
rods." — Exodus vii, 12. 

1 146 "And the waters returned and 
covered all the host of 
Pharaoh." — Exodus xiv, 28. 

1844. 90s "And the Lord said unto 

Moses in Midian, Go, return 
into Egypt, for all the men 
are dead which sought thy 
life, etc." — Exodus iv, 19, 
20. 
9»i "And Miriam the prophetess, 
the sister of Aaron, took a 
timbrel in her hand, and all 
the women went out after 
her with timbrels and with 
dances." 

The horse and his rider hath he 
thrown into the sea. 

Israel saw the Egyptians dead 
upon the sea shore. 

Exodus xiv, V. 30. 

95* "And the Lord sent fiery 
serpents among the f)eople, 
and they bit the people, 
etc." — Numbers xxi, 6. 

966 "Behold, I will stand before 
thee there upon the rock in 
Horeb and thou shalt smite 
the rock, etc."— Exodus 
xvii, 6. 

1845. 939 The taskmasters. "And it 

came to pass in those days, 
when Moses was grown, 
that he went out unto his 
brethren, etc." — Exodus ii, 
II. 
964 Moses and Zipporah with their 
son Gershom. 

Now Moses kept the flock of 
Jethro his father-in-law . . . and 
the angel of the Lord appeared 
unto him in a flame of fire, out of 
the burning bush. — Exodus iii, 

132. 



1845. '°^3 "And there came out a fire 

from the Lord, etc" — 
Numbers xiv, 35. 
1020 "And it came to pass when 
Moses held up his hand, 
etc." — Exodus xvii, 11, 12. 

1846. 1032 "And Moses gathered all the 

congregation of the children 
of Israel together, etc." — 
Exodus XXV, I. 

1057 " And it came to pass, as soon 
as he came nigh unto the 
camp, that he saw the calf, 
etc." — Exodus xxxii, 19. 

1082 Design for an altar piece. — 
Luke xxiii, 28, 49. 

1 1 13 "Yet Michael the Archangel, 
when contending with the 
Devil, he disputed about the 
body of Moses, etc." — 
Jude ix. 

1 1 25 " Miriam became leprous, white 
as snow, etc," — Numbers xii, 
10, 13. 

1847. 9$i Design for altar pieces. 
961 Enigma. 

Man who in infancy crawls 
upon four feet, in maturity, goes 
on two, in old age, by the aid of 
a staff", on three, etc. 

973 " Man that is bom of a woman 
is of few days, etc." — Job 
xiv, I, 2. 

1848. 973 Hungarians towing barges on 

the Danube against the 
stream. This is done by 
hundreds of horses and their 
riders cheering, cracking 
their whips, and exciting the 
animals to the utmost 

1017 Swanilda, accused of crime, is 

exposed to be killed by wild 
horses. She is innocent, and 
is caressed instead of in- 
jured by the animals. 

1018 Death of Cleopatra, etc. 

1031 "And behold, the veil of the 
temple was rent in twain, 
etc." — St. Matthew xxvii, 51, 

1849. 168 Swanilda, etc., same as 1848; 

No. 1017. 

173 Sketch for an altar-piece. "And 
behold the veil of the 
temple, etc" 

931 " Rienzi denied the honors of 
burial to the Colonna family; 
and the bodies of the Co- 
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Jones, George, R, A, —continued, 

to expose with those of the 
vilest malefactors, were se- 
cretly interred by the holy 
virgins of that name and 
family, etc." 

1849. 938 Battle of Meeanee. An out- 

line drawn under the inspec- 
tion of General Sir Charles 
Napier, G.C.B. 

Sir Charles Napier, is with his 
staff on the bank of the dry bed 
of the Fallalah river, on the edge 
of a nullah, or watercourse, where 
parties of the 22nd are attacking 
the Belochees hand to hand, led 
by Major McMurdo. The right 
and the centre of the 22nd are 
firing from the bank flanked by 
the artillery on the right; one 
^n is pointed through a breach 
m the wsdl, and fiiither up the 
wall is the breach defended by 
Captain Tew*s company. The 
1 2th, 25th and Native In£uitry 
are coming into action with the 
9th BengiT Cavalry and Sdnde 
Horse. The Belooche army oc- 
cupies the dry bed of the river, 
and extends in enormous masses, 
in front of the British force. The 
officers introduced are General Sir 
Charles Napier, Colonel War- 
rington, Colonel Mcpherson, 
Colonel Pennefather, wounded, 
carried to the rear; Major Wy lie. 
Major McMurdo, Lieutenant 
Brennan, Lieutenant Pelly, Lieu- 
tenant Thompson, Dr. Gibbon, 
and Ali Ackbar, the interpreter, 
Lieutenant, now Major, McMurdo 
is fighting with Khan Mohamed, 
whom he killed. 

950 Chantrey sitting in his studio 
by the stove at twilight, 
whilst engaged upon the 
equestrian statue of George 
4th, and the colossal bust of 
Nelson. 

958 " And there was Mary Mag- 
dalene and the other Mary, 
sitting over against the 
sepulchre." — Matthew xxvii, 
61. 

1850. 149 "Two women ihall be grind- 

ing together, etc." — St. Luke 

xvii, 35, 36. 
150 Sketch for a picture, Casca to 

Cicero. " A common slave, 

etc" — Julius Caesar, act I, 

scene 3. 
94^ " And I saw the heaven opened 

and behold a white horse, 

etc. — Revelations xix, 1 1, 

etc. 



1850. 



1851. 



1852. 



955 Hagar and Ishmael. '' And she 
cast the child under one of 
the shrubs, etc" — Genesis 
xxi, 15, 16. 

968 Naomi, Ruth, and Orpah. 
" And Ruth said, entreat me 
not to leave thee." — Ruih i, 
16. 

989 Le Deluge. {A long quoiaiion 
from Genesis in French. 
8, Park Square West^ 

Regenfs Park. 
99 Herminia. " The raven mane, 
etc." — Macaulay, 

105 Castor and Pollux. "But under 
thosestrange horsemen, etc." 
— Macaulay, 
1 1 30 Andromache upon the walls of 
Troy. " The god-like Hector 
dragged along the ground, 
etc"— ///o^/. 
13 The Battle of Meeanee, 17 th 
Februaiy, 1843. (jiu long 
description is nearly the same 
as in 1849, No, 938.) 

955 John Sobieski entering Vienna 
through the breach made by 
the Turks, Sept. 12, 1683. 

959 "Or ever the silver cord be 
loosed, or the golden bowl 
be broken, etc." — Eccle- 
siastes xii, 6, 7. 
1000 " And they ascended to heaven 
in a cloud, etc." — Rev. xi, 

12, 13- 
1853. 224 Waterloo, 1815. 

The Duke of Wellington at- 
tended by his staff, is directing 
the advance of the army. Lord 
Hill is in the foreground about to 
mount a horse, his own having 
been killed under him. The Mar- 
quess of Anglesey is issuing 
orders for the cavalry. In front 
of his Grace the Foot Guards are 
advancing to the attack and pur- 
suit, and further on his right the 
Light Brigade, under Lord Sea- 
ton, is taking the enemy in flank. 
On the left of the Duke the 
Household Cavalry Brigade. The 
farm house of La Haye Sainte. 
Three small trees mark the place 
where General Picton fell. The 
British line, under Sir J. Kempt, ex- 
tends to the lefl until it unites with 
the Prussian artillery, which was 
opened on the French. The 
French troops, infantry and cav- 
alry, led by Marshal Ney, are 
descending to attack the British 
force. He is on a white horse, 
trying to rally the head of the 
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below the smsdl inn, La Belle 
Alliance; on his right is a column 
of French infantry with three 
lines of reserve and squadrons of 
Lancers towards the Prussian 
force. The Prince of Orange is to 
the left and rear of the Duke. 
Lord Fitzroy Somerset, wounded, 
is on his Grace's right, conducted 
7 to the rear by General Alava. 

1853. 915 Elijah on Mount Horeb. **Go 

forth, and stand upon the 
mount before the Lord, etc." 
— I St Kings xix, 11, 12. 
937 "And behold the four winds 
of heaven strove upon the 
great sea." — Daniel vii, 2. 

1854. 13 Battle of Hyderabad, 24th 

March, 1843. 

Lieut. -General Sir C. Napier 
is on the height, under the colors 
of the Queen's 22nd Regiment, 
with his aide-de-camp, LieuL- 
Colonel McMurdo, having suc- 
ceeded in leading the 22nd R^- 
ment to storm Uie battery at the 
top of the second ravine or nullah. 
The hand-to-hand conflict is 
heavy in the nullahs, and in the 
dry bed of the FuUaillee river, 
which forms the fort-ground. In 
the rear of the General parties of 
the 22nd led by Major George, 
are making their way through the 
nullahs and over the ramparts. 
In their rear, on the plain, the 
25th, 2Xst, 1 2th and 8th and 1st 
Regiments of Bengal Infantry are 
coming into action, by an echelon 
movement. On their left. Colonel 
Leslie is leading the artillery into 
the dry bed of the river, to cross 
and nish up the opposite bank to 
attack the enemy. 

In the front of the picture, the 
Poonah Irregular Horse (in green 
uniform). In their rear, the 9th 
Bengal Light Cavalry, led by 
Major Storey and Captain Tait. 
Surgeon Turner is with the 9th. 
On the height, where many of the 
22nd have fallen, is Major Poole, 
commanding the brigade; below 
him is Colonel Leslie, on a while 
charger, accompanied by Capt. 
Rowan; on their left is Lieut.- 
Smith, mortally wounded ; and in 
the rear is Trumpeter McPhelan, 
taking a large standard from a 
Belooch. In the centre of the 
picture, Major Conway is leading 
the light infantry of the 22nd; 
behind him is Corporal Kelly, 
seizing a silver standard. Capt. 
Coote is forcing an ensign from a 
Belooch, in front of Sir C. Napier. 
Hyderabad is in the distance. 
The whole drawn under the direc- 
tion of the late General Sir Charles 
Napier. 



1854. 915 L'Embrasement du Monde. 

( JVM French quotation from 
Edda\ 
933 Ezekiel in the valley full of 
bones. "And when I be- 
held, etc."— Ezekielxxxvii, 8. 

1855. 168 Balaclava 1854 — conflict at the 

guns. 
249 The battle of the Alma. 

The army, having passed the 
river Alma, is ascending the hill. 
The Light Division, supported by 
the First division. Guards, and 
Highlanders, attacks the battery. 
The Second and Third divisions 
are following in support. Lord 
Raglan and staff m the fore- 
ground. Columns of Russians are 
descending the hill in sunport of 
their battery — are checked by the 
fire of two guns on the right. 
The French army, with the 
Zouaves, are advancing from the 
sea. 

1087 Ezekiel. "So I prophesied as 
he commanded me, and the 
breath came into them and 
they lived, etc." — Ezekiel 
xxxvii, 9, 10. 

1096 Ariel's song. " Come imto these 
yellow sands, etc." — Tempest, 

1856. 132 Cologne — vegetable market 
186 Trukkee, 28th February, 1845. 

General Sir Charles J. Napier 
is in the act of calling off his 
troops from the pursuit of the 
robbers into the recesses of the 
rocks. The general saw the 
heights lined with matchlock 
men. To spare the eHiision of 
blood on both sides he closed the 
entrance with his troops, and 
obliged the robbers to surrender. 
Colonel McMurdo is leading the 
pursuit. Mirza Allv Ackbar Khan 
IS on the right of the general. 

The retinng horsemen suddenly 
rode into a chasm amongst the 
rocks, and a guide involuntarily 
exclaimed as they disappeared, 
"Trukkee!*' having only the 
evening before declared it was two 
marches distant. This exclama- 
tion, coupled with the confident 
retreat of the robbers, gave war- 
rant that the long-hidden fortress 
was found, and the confederates 
brought to bay. 

1857. 171 The Author of the "Pleasures 

of Memory" in his dining- 
room. {Samuel Rogers.) 

393 Luna. 

871 Battle of Dubba. Drawn under 
the direction of Sir Charles 
Napier. 

General Sir C. J. Napier, Col- 
onel McMurdo, and Colonel Let- 



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Jones, George, R,A, — continued, 

lie, with the artillery attacking 
and defeating the Beloochees at 
Dubba. 

** In this order we fell on, the 
ever-gloriuus 22nd leading, and it 
carried the nullah with great 
slaughter and great loss. " 

1857. 918 "The moon shining through 

the air, where the swift 
nymphs ride through the 
darkness." — Suppliants^ 
Eurip, 

1858, 240 The destruction of the fortress 

of Emaum Ghur, January, 
1848. 

General Sir Charles Napier's 
march upon Emaum Ghur is one 
of the most curious military feats 
which I have ever known to l)e 
performed, or have ever perused 
an account of in my lite. He 
moved his troops through the 
desert against hostile forces: he 
had his guns transported under 
circumstances of extreme diffi- 
culty, and in a manner most ex- 
traordinary, and he cut off a re- 
treat of the enemy which rendered 
it impossible for them ever to 
regain their positions. — Duke of 
Ivellington in the House of Lords, 

798 The Danaides. 
1 359. 57 Paeonian Woman. (^Same quota- 
tion as 1841, No, 697.) 

136 "Daughter of Jove and Leda, 
etc:' ^Euripides, 

876 The Battle of Inkerman. 

The Russians occupy the distant 
ground; the line of British In- 
^ntry and Artillery extends from 
right to left. Sir De Lacy Evans 
and General Pennefather are in 
the centre; on the right the 
Guards, and the Duke of Cam- 
bridge. The French troops in 
their rear; Lord Raglan on the 
height to their right. The Chas- 
seurs d'Afrique and Hussars in 
the foreground. Drawn under the 
direction of a General Officer, 

i860. 736 Athens. " Here first along the 

rapid tide, etc." 
1 86 1. 28 Street in Geneva, 1825. 
37 do. do. 

141 Contest in the Raptee river 
between the 7th Hussars, 
commanded by Sir W. 
Russell, and the Sowars. 

In a cascade of white, the 
Sowars precipitate themselves into 
the waters of the Raptee. At the 
sight our Hussars give one more 
wild cry and in an instant they 
are engaged with them in the 



1861. 



1862. 



river. Their bones flounder amid 
the rocks, but the Hussars hold 
their own. 

319 "The gods of Asgard send 
their messengers to inquire 
if Balder should be restored 
to life; all consent but a 
witch called Thok, etc." 

743 Thetis leaving the sea to con- 
sole Achilles on the death of 
Patroclus. *'She said, and 
left the caverns of the main, 
etc:*— Iliad. 

756 " For this shall the earth mourn, 
and the heavens above be 
black, etc." — Jeremiah iv, 
28, 29. 

115 Rotterdam. 

795 Night and Dreams. — TUbul/us, 

803 "Wherewereye, Nymphs, etc.'* 
— Milton^s Lycidas, 

811 The Phocians defeating the 
Thessalians by a stratagem. 

The Phocenses were not want- 
ing in subtilty of invention. For 
the camps of the enemy once hap- 
pening to be fixed near the en- 
trance to PhocU, five hundred 
chosen men of the Phosenes, as 
soon as the moon had completed 
her orb, attacked the Thesadians 
in the night, having rubbed their 
bodies over with plaster, and like- 
wise their armour, which by this 
means became white. They say 
that at this time a great slaughter 
was made of the Thessalians, who 
thought that what they saw in the 
night was something divine — 
Pausamas, 



1863. 



179 Andernach. 

309 Dieppe. 

805 " A great strong wind rent the 
mountains, and brake in 
pieces the rocks before the 
Lord, etc." — i Kings xix, 
II, 12. 
1864. 131 Amsterdam town-crier. 

666 Prospero, Ferdinand, and 
Miranda, etc. 

(>n " And as Peter knocked at the 
door of the gate a damsel 
came to hearken, named 
Rhoda, etc." — Acts xii, 

i3i 17- 
22 Lucknow; study for a large 
picture in progress. 

The sufferers released by Lord 
Clyde and the army making their 
way to the British camp. His 
Lordship is urging expedition to 
the sick and feeble — evening. 



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1865. 32 Cawnpore; sketch for a large 

picture in progress. 

The sufferers from Lucknow 
crossing the Ganges at Cawnpore 
under the direction of General 
Lord Clyde. 

218 Old buildings on the walls of 
Cologne. Taken down for 
improvements on the Quay. 

1866. 670 Polish peasants defending 

themselves by torches and 
firebrands against an attack 
of Cossacks. 

1867. 174 The Syrens were persuaded to 

contend in singing with the 
Muses, and the Muses being 
victorious plucked off 
feathers from the wings of 
the Syrens and made crowns 
of them. — Pausanias. 

237 Malines. 

266 Godiva with her gentlewoman 
to wait upon her, galloped 
through the town. 

767 The psalmist exhorteth the 
celestial, the terrestrial, and 
the rational creatures to 
praise God, etc. 
1869. Ill Lucknow — evening. 

The sufferers besieged at Luck- 
now, rescued by General Lord 
Clyde, and the army on the 
march to the British Camp, were 
thus described by his Lordship: 
*' In leading the sufferers out of 
Lucknow, my great anxiety was 
to keep them silent, and to press 
them to exertion to reach the 
British camp. My distress and 
difficulties were great, as the 
women from debility would sit 
down, and the children cried and 
mourned under their fears and 
privations." This and the com- 
panion picture of Cawnpore were 
painted for, and entirely under 
the direction of, the late Field 
Marshal Lord Clyde, who died 
before their completion. 

266 Cawnpore, the passage of the 
Ganges at Cawnpore on the 
29th and 30th November, 
1859. Companion to Luck- 
now, No. III. 

Occupied more than thirty 
hours. 

The army and the sufferers res- 
cued from Lucknow. Lord Clyde 
with his staff on the rising ground. 

On the foreground the medical 
officers are attending to the sick. 
The number of women, children, 
and sick and wounded soldiers 
who were carried amounted to 
about 1500. The sick were con- 
veyed in doolies, the women and 
IV. 



children in country carts; the 
baggage carried by elephants and 
camels. The bridge of boats 
being under the fire of the enemy, 
Captain Peel's heavy guns were 
placed in position on the left 
bank of the Ganges, about hsdf a 
mile above the bridge to keep 
down the fire of the enemy's guns. 

The Cavalry Brigade (the 9th 
Lancers and the Punjaub Horse) 
with Brigadier the Hon. A. Hope 
(who is on the bridge) command- 
ing the 93rd Highlanders, the 
53rd Foot and the 4th Punjaub 
Rifles, and a light field battery, 
passed the bridge and took up a 
position to cover the formation 
of a camp. A brigade of infantry 
and some field artillery, under 
General Inglis, remained on the 
left bank until all impediments 
had passed. 

A steamer was moored at the 
bridge head, and some native 
boats. 

1869. 476 Sketch of the conquest and 

destruction of Magdala. 

Lord Napier is on a white 
horse, with his staff, and various 
troops. The army and the in- 
habitants are retiring from the 
fortress. 

The explosions on the heights 
arise from the bursting of the 
enemy's guns by the British. 

Theodore's son is on a mule 
with attendants. 

Some native women on the 
foreground, etc. 

535 " In the reign of Stephen, Ox- 
ford Castle was given up to 
the Empress Matilda. The 
next year Stephen laid siege 
to the castle. Matilda, re- 
duced to extreme want, left 
the castle by night, accom- 
panied by three attendants, 
and was conducted by one 
of Stephen's soldiers across 
the Thames, then covered 
with ice. It is said that she 
and her attendants were 
clothed in white." 

565 The fatal Sisters. 

The •* Fatal Sisters " wove the 
web, and when finished, they 
tore the web into twelve pieces, 
and each taking her portion, gal- 
loped six to the north and six to 
the south. — Gray, 

(The late.) 

1870. 59 Vollenberg, Switzerland. 

JONES, G Miniature Painter. 

38, Leicester Square, 
1832. 758 Portrait of Napoleon. 

NN 



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JONES, G. F Architect. 

52, George Street ^ 

Portman Square. 
1840. 1007 Randolph andTaylor Buildings, 
Oxford. 

Monkgate^ York, 
1846. 1 1 74 Design for Ennis Courts. 

1189 Garforth church, near Leeds. 

1848. 1 179 St. Mary's South Milford, etc. 

1849. '059 Porch, Spratton Lodge, North- 

amptonshire, for Dowager 
Lady St. John. 
1099 Clonghanmodfry, Clawnorthy, 
for the Misses Gascoigne. 

1850. 1126 Wesleyan chapel at York. 

Boothamy York, 

1868. 867 The Yorkshire Club, York. 

1869. 1002 Chancel of Holy Trinity church, 

Heworth, York. 
10 14 Church at Heworth, York. 

JONES, G. H Architect. 

227, High Holborn, 

1821. 1078 Sackville Street, Dublin. 

6, Euston Street, 

1822. 871 The new street, Piccadilly. 

JONES, George Kingston-... Painter. 
28, Lewis ham Road, 

Highgate Road, 
1896. 1 1 34 On Caister Sands. 

1264 Summer time. 
1899. 1244 Southwold, from Walberswick. 

JONES, G. Smetham- Painter. 

120, Adelaide Road, 
1888. 397 Not a moment to lose. 

JONES, George W Painter. 

1 20, Adelaide Road, 
1885. 358 Hetty Sorrel. 

JONES, Harry C Painter. 

Worple Road, Epsom, 
1 89 1. 627 A household confidante. 

876 Making friends. 
1893. 1 145 River bed, North Italy. 

JONES, Sir Horace Architect. 

1 6, FurnivaPs Inn, 

1856. 1 181 New Music Hall, Surrey 

Gardens. 

1857. 1063 The Sovereign Assurance 

Office, 8, St. James's Street. 

1858. 981 Sketches of edifices. 

1859. 1131 Telegraph station. Thread- 

needle Street. 
1866. 765 Interior of Guildhall. 

774 Holborn Valley Viaduct. 
-jTj Metropolitan Meat Market. 



1868. 


392 


I87I. 


95*' 




953 




954 


1872. 


1234 


1874. 


1077 




1156 




1192 


I88I. 


1008 




1034 


1882. 


1125 




1141 




1 142 


1886. 


1655 



35, Kenningtan Park Road, 
At Fecamp, Coast of Nor- 
mandy. 
Architect's office^ GuildhalL 
New Library and Museum, 
Guildhall. In course of 
erection for the Corporation 
of London, 
Market, Smithfield. 
New Billingsgate Market, 
do. do. 

do. do. 

Temple Bar Memorial. 

do. do. 

Entrance to Market, etc. 
New Leadenhall Market 

do. do. interior. 

Guildhall School of Music. 



JONES, H. Bolton Painter. 

Pont Aveu, Finisterre. 

1878. 1326 Sunken road, Brittany. 

1879. 284 The eventide. 

1880. 449 "When drop the leaves from 

branches sear, etc." 

JONES, H. Thaddeus Painter. 

c\o W, A, Smith, 

Mortimer Street. 

1883. 216 A wine carrier. 

1884. 432 H.S.H. the Duke of Teck. 

617 H.R.H. the Princess Mary 
Adelaide, Duchess of Teck. 

JONES, J. Clinton Painter. 

Llanher, Conway. 

1885. 1334 An old fashioned garden. 

1888. 1 152 A March day. 

1226 The lengthening shadows of a 
winter's day. 

1889. 1403 Carnedd, Llewellyn. 

Glenside, Talybout, 

Talycafn, North Wales. 
1902. 913 Golden Gorse on a breezy 
moor. 



JONES, J. E. 
Jones. 



See Weatherby and 



JONES, Miss Jessie H Painter. 

Ireton Lodge, Wolverhampton. 
T901. 1334 A study. 

JONES, John Edward Sculptor. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1842. 1353 Bust of James Walker, Esq., 
F.R.S., President of the 
Institution of Civil En- 
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8, Cannon RaWy Westminster, 




tenant of Ireland {Earl of 


1844. 1316 Dr. Nf^Neil, Professor of Civil 




Clarendon)^ to be executed 


Engineering to the Dublin 




in marble. 


University. 


1848. 1374 


Bust of His Majesty the King 


n38 J. Tenier, Esq., Dublin. 




of Holland. 


1362 G. Roe, Esq., late Lord Mayor 


1387 Marble bust of J. Fisher, Esq., 


of Dublin. 




of Denmark Hill. 


1366 The Rev. Hugh McNeil. 


1425 


Marble bust of James Thomp- 


1370 Lady Talbot de Malahide. 




son, Esq., Civil Engineer. 


1380 D. O'Connell, Esq., M.P. 


HS4 


Marble bust of Sir John Mac- 


1401 Espartero. 




neil, Civil Engineer. 


1845. '339 His Majesty Louis Philippe. 


1849. 1278 


Bust of Sir Richard Morrison, 


1364 Marble bust of the Earl of 




to be executed in marble. 


Scarborough. 


1850. 1310 


Group of children and animals 


1 371 Lord Rossmore, to be executed 




— portraits of the Sons of 


in marble. 




Thomas Brassy, Esq. 


1385 The Rt. Hon. Sir W. Magnay, 


I3S4 


Marble bust of the Countess 


Bart., Lord Mayor of Lon- 




of Landsfelt. 


don, at the period of the 


1355 


Marble bust of a lady. 


visit of His Majesty the King 


1 384 Bust of Major Herbert Edward, 


of the French. The marble 




C.B. 


is in the Royal Gallery of 


»397 


Marble bust of Thomas Brassy, 


Versailles, Paris. 




Esq. 


1393 Signora Favanti of Her Ma- 


1423 


Marble bust portrait of a gentle- 


jesty's Theatre. 




man. 


1417 Dr. W. Cooke Taylor, LL.D. 


1851. 1280 


Twenty-eighth of June, 1815; 


1456 Lord Chief Justice Denman. 




portrait of Field-Marshal the 


1846. 1445 Bust in marble of Thomas 




• Duke of Wellington. 


Saunders, Esq. 


1302 


Marble statue of the Countess 


1448 Marble bust of A. Anderson, 




of T^andsfelt. 


Esq. 


1303 


Baron Meyer de Rothschild on 


1450 Bust of Sir Henry Pottinger, to 




his favourite hunter Oscar. 


be executed in marble. 


1357 


Bust of Sir Elkanah Armitage, 


1458 Bust in marble of Baboo Dwar- 




late Mayor of Manchester. 


kanaght Tagore. 


1363 


Bust of Brian Proctor, Esq. 


1467 Marble bust of Pierce Mahony, 


1365 


do. an artist. 


Esq. 


1367 


His Excellency the Ambassa- 


1487 Bust in marble of Mrs. Thomas 




dor from the Court of Ne- 


Saunders. 




paul. 


1508 Bust of M. Balfe, Esq., to be 


1368 


Bust of James Wallack, Esq. 


executed in marble. 


1852. 1380 


Marble bust of Sir Charles 


IS 14 Marble bust of Sir William 




Fox. 


Betham. 


1404 


Bust of Prince Louis Napoleon, 


41, ^pper Charlotte Street, 




President of France. 


1847. 1332 Morning visitors; portraits. 


1417 


Marble bust of W. Anketel, 


1349 Marble bust of — Parker, Esq. 




Esq. 


1358 do. Richard Pater- 


1420 


Marble bust of John Day Barry, 


son, Esq., Blackheath. 




Esq. 


1361 Marble bust of the Hon. Miss 


1445 


Marble bust of the Earl of 


Copley, youngest daughter 




Clarendon, late Lord Lieu- 


of Lord Lyndhurst. 




tenant of Ireland. 


1389 The guardian; portraits of the 


1482 


Marble bust of James Gwynne, 


children of W. M^Cormick, 




Esq. 


Esq., of Bootle Hall, Liver- 


1487 


Marble bust of William Fair- 


pool. 




bairn, Esq., of Manchester. 


1400 Marble bust of Dr. Alderson, 


1853. 1376 Bust of the Earl of Eglinton. 


to be placed in the Hospital 


1381 


do. Alfred Pett, Esq., M.D. 


at Hull. 


1384 


do. Albert Smith, Esq. 


1848. 1333 Lord Hyde, eldest son of His 


1386 


do. Master Telford Ten- 


Excellency the Lord Lieu- 




nent Jones. 



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Jones, John Edward — continued. 

1853. 1429 Bust of H.R.H. the Duke of 

Cambridge. 

1854. 1366 Bust ofHer Majesty the Queen, 

now executing in marble by 
command, for presentation 
to Wm. Dargan, Esq. 

1367 Bust of H.R.H. Prince Albert, 
ditto. 

1438 Bust of the Rt. Hon. Sir John 
Patteson. 

144* Marble bust of the Earl of 
Eglinton. 

1499 Marble bust of the late Coun- 
tess of Eglinton. 

151 1 Bust in marble of the Hon. 
Lewis Wingfield, youngest 
son of the late Lord Powers- 
court. 

1855. 1418 Sketch for a statue of H.R.H. 

the Duke of Cambridge. 

1438 Sketch for a statue of the late 
Lord Jocelyn. 

1466 Mrs. Turquand. 

1473 Marble bust of W. Keogh, 
Esq., M.P., Attorney-Gen- 
eral (Ireland). 

1483 Miss Blyth. 

1526 Justice Haliburton. (Sam 
Slick.) 

1 531 Madame Grisi. 

1856. 1347 The Earl of Clarendon, Sec- 

retary of State (Foreign 
Affairs). 

1350 Bust of a young lady. 

I3S5 Marble bust of Sir Alex. Cock- 
burn, Attorney-General. 

1362 Marble bust of J. P. Giustiniani, 
Esq. 

1857. 1255 Colonel Brownrigg; bust. 
1283 Hon. Sir Samuel Martin, Baron 

of the Exchequer; marble 

bust. 
1328 General Viscount Gough, K.G., 

G.C.B.; bust. 
133* Colonel the Hon. J. Macdonald; 

bust. 
1339 General Sir George Browne, 

K.C.B.; marble bust. 
>347 John Gibson; bronze. 

1858. 1208 Miss Foster. 
1215 Rev. Mr. Bellew. 

1243 ColonelCaulfield; marble bust. 
1285 W. H. Russell, Esq. 
1288 Shirley Brooks, Esq. 

1 299 Lord Adolphus Vane Tempest ; 

marble bust. 

1300 Colonel Cust; marble bust. 
1 3 14 Miss Ingram; do. 

1859. 1289 The Mfljquis of Downshire. 



1859. 


1299 




1369 


i860. 


964 




966 




969 




973 




1024 




1040 


I86I. 


1043 



1074 
1087 
1094 

1862. 1090 
1096 



Lord Brougham. 

S. Bateson, Esq. 

Lord Arthur Hay. 

E. N. Dennys, Esq. 

Henry Allsopp, Esq.; marble. 

Lord Brougham; marble. 

Mrs. Henry Allsopp; marble. 

Bust of a gentleman ; do. 

Frederick Slight, Esq., Secre- 
tary of the London, Brighton 
and South Coast Railway 
Company; marble. Prtsenta- 
Hon portrait, 

Thomas Bateson, Esq. 

Torrens M'Cullagh, Esq. 

Lord Palmerston. 

S. Kincaid, Esq. 

The late Marquis of London- 
derry; posthumous. 

A. K. Bristow, Esq., M.P. 



JONES, J. H Miniature Painter. 

59, Greek Street ^ Soho, 

1828. 666 The return — evening; lighting 

the Candle. 

1829. 837 Portrait of an artist. 

1830. 641 do. a young gentleman. 
779 W. Tufnell, Esq. 

1 83 1. S3 1 Portrait of a young lady. 

1832. 703 do. child. 
792 The shower. 

891 B. Atkinson, Esq. 

1833. 730 Master Amos. 
868 Portrait of a lady. 



JONES, John Philpot Architect. 

1857. 1028 Schools and residence. 

1090 Town Hall at Cork, Ireland. 

153, Cambridge Street, 
1859. 1076 Church of SS. Peter and Paul, 
Cork. 
1 1 13 do. do. 

i860. 717 Town Hall, Bishop Auckland. 

1 86 1. 687 A Cemetery. 

1862. 856 Cemetery Chapel for Dis- 

senters. 
872 Church for Franciscans. 

21, Whitehall Place, 

1864. 754 Dundarane Hall, Lancashire. 
755 Clervaux House, Hants. 

1865. 832 Factory at New Cross. For 

Letts and Sons. 

1866. 798 Hotel at Florence. 

1867. 903 Warehouse near Deptford. 

1868. 859 Public library, etc. 
1871. 879 Villa— Eastbourne. 

187a. 1209 Caen Wood Tower, Highgate, 
the seat of E. Brooke, Esq. 



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JONES (J. P.). See Salomon andjoncs. 

JONES, Mi88 Laura Edwards. 

Painter. 

5, GlosterRoady Regent's Park, 
1888. 66 A quiet spot. 

1890. 314 Kindlings. 

Louberayy Wimbledon HilL 
1902. 261 In Caesar's Camp, Wimbledon 
Common. 

JONES, Miss Lily Painter. 

Woodlands^ Sutton Coldfield, 

1 89 1. 1 181 Chrysanthemums. 

JONES, Lionel J Painter. 

47, Kennington Oval, 
1894. 1 174 A morning mist — Blackfriars. 

JONES, Miss Matilda. 

Miniature Painter. 
8, Coleman Street, 

1825. 70 > Portrait of a lady. 
702 Mr. E. J. Jones. 
714 Portrait of a lady. 
738 Miss Whitfield. 

1826. 823 Master F. M. Jones. 

1827. 874 Mrs. Jones, the only survivor 

from the Maria Mail boat 
wrecked off Antigua, Feb- 
ruary 28, 1826. 

1828. 7»9 Portrait of a lady. 
786 'Mr. E. T. Jones. 
794 Portrait of a lady. 
841 Rev. A. E. Farrar. 

1829. 874 Portraits of a lady and her 

daughter. 

1830. 654 Portrait of a lady. 

935 do. gentleman. 

944 do. lady. 

1 83 1. 670 Mr. E. T. Jones. 

1832. 735 Kahkewaquonaby, an Indian 

chief. 
808 Major - General Hardwicke, 
F.R.S., F.S.A., etc. 

1833. 799 Lady Osborne. 

1834. 651 Mr. A. Jones. 
669 Mrs. A. Jones. 

1835. 790 Mrs. E. Jones. 
1838. 9*6 A gentleman. 

24, City Road, 
1840. 708 Mrs. East, aged 91. 

7x1 Miss Welsh. 
1843. 769 Mrs. Robert Newstead. 

JONES, Miss M. A Painter. 

c\o Mr, JoneSy 

103, Leadenhall Street, 
1805. 5»8 South-East View of St. Alban*s 
Abbey. 



(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

1806. 428 A View of St. Michael's, St. 

Albans. 

1807. 3^4 Carisbrooke Castle. 

1809. 297 Ethelbert's tower, part of the 
Monastery of St. Augustin, 
Canterbury. 

JONES, Miss M. Budgett. 

Miniature Painter. 

2, Cromer Row y IV, C. 

1898. 1265 "Trust her not, she can both 

false and friendly be." 
1 90 1. 1400 Childhood. 

JONES, Miss Martha Painter. 

46, Cirencester Place, 

1845. »«6 Fruit. 

8, Catwnbury Park. 

1846. 606 A letter from Home. 

1855. »^97 A Sunday walk. "For then Fm 

drest all in my best, etc." 
1859. 696 Hermione. See Winter's Tale. 
Crescent Lodge^ 

Canonbury Park. 
1 86 1. 13 The Question, "Cavalier or 
Roundhead." 
408 The lesson. 

JONES, Miss M. F Painter. 

173, Hampstead Road. 
1885. 855 Supper time. 

JONES, Miss Mary Helen ... Painter. 

ZZyJermyn Street, 
1885. 1124 Study of a head. 

JONES, Miss M. K Painter. 

Whitboume Lodge, 

East Dulwich, 
1859. 121 Little Fatima. 
\^^ So Sleepy! 

JONES, Miss Maud Raphael. 

Painter. 

51, Fagley Road, Birmingham, 

1889. 1x53 March winds. 

486, Harewood St,, Bradford, 

1890. 530 The Lune, near Hornby. 

706 Pulling turnips in Yorkshire: a 
November afternoon. 

906 "The plumy race. Retiring 
from the downs, where all 
day long They picked their 
scanty fare. . . . Foretell the 
blast." 

1 89 1. 34 Harvest on the hill. 

284 In Wharfedale : The storms of 
wintry time will quickly pass, 
and one unbounded spring 
encircle all. 



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Jones, Miss Maud Raphael — continued, 

1891. 679 An October afternoon. 
loaS Fine growing weather. 

1892. 112 A moorland road. 

899 Where Ettrick meets Yarrow. 
1894. 35 His tea time. 

38 Feathered friends. 
532 The flag staff'^Hampstead 

Heath. 
610 The sky lark. 
cjo Mr, Addy^ 

WoodvieWy Bradford, 
1897. 3S9 February. 

372 Returning home: geese in 

pasture. 
595 Sunlight and shadow. 
1 5, Parkcliffe Mounts 

UnderclijBfe, Bradford, 

1899. 149 Yorkshire oats. 
732 Hoeing turnips. 

945 Where Washburn joins Wharfe. 

1900. 445 Haytime in Wharfedale. 

JONES, Mrs Gem Engraver. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1783. 346 A sulphur cast from a head 
of Mercury; engraved on 
cornelian. 

JONES, Owen Architect. 

1831. 956 Design for Town Hall, Bir- 
mingham. 

1 1, John Street^ Adeiphi, 
1835. 967 The Alhambra: entrance to the 
Court of the Lions from the 
Court of the Fish-ponds, 
etc. 
1033 Ruins of the great temple at 
Kamack. 

1838. 1349 Model of a ceiling in the 

Alhambra, Granada, etc. 

1839. 1 1 77 View of the Alcove at the upper 

end of the Hall of the Two 
Sisters in the Alhambra, 
looking into the garden of 
Lindaraja, (The figures, 
landscape, and furniture by 
Z. HaghCy etc.) 

1840. 979 Design for St. George's Hall, 

Liverpool. 
984 La Sala del Tribunal, or Hall 
of Judgment in the palace 
of the Alhambra. The figures 
by L. Haghe represent the 
trial of Zoraide, wife of 
Boabdil, the last King of 
Granada. 
1046 Interior of a design for St. 
George's Hall, Liverpool. 



9, ArgyU Place. 
1845. 1235 Villa, Queen's Road, Kensing- 
ton, for J. M. Blashfield, Esq. 
1273 Dairy for J. J. Morrison, Esq., 
M.P. 
i860. 691 Osier's Gallery, 45, Oxford St. 
1 86 1. 685 Ceiling at Hancock's, Bruton 
Street. 

JONES, R Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1780. 241 An old man's head. 

\oo. Pall MalL 
1798. 909 Portrait of the porter at the 

Royal Academy. 
1799* 735 Mrs. Maiden. 

997 Design for improving the north 
and west fronts of Nither 
Winchendon House, the seat 
of Scrope Bernard, Esq. 

81, Newman Street, 

1809. 118 Ajax mad. His last interview 

with his wife and sons. "If 
he be the son of Ajax, etc." 
— FranklMs Sophocles, 

1 8 10. 232 An evening scene. 

181 2. 370 The bard. "On a rock, whose 
haughty brow frowns o'er old 
Conway's foaming floods etc." 
— Gray. 

JONES, R Painter. 

Readings Berks^ and 

2^\^ Judd Place. 

1 81 8. 124 Portrait of the Bull, Emperor, 

the property of G. Dodd, 
Esq., Chenies, Bucks. 

51, Leicester Square. 

1 819. 213 Portrait of Carlo, a celebrated 

old pointer, crossed from the 

foxhound. 
432 Mr. Sampson. 
541 Mr. Clay. 

1820. 29 The Death: portraits of a 

favorite horse and grey- 
hounds. 

119 Mr. Rusby. 

168 Soho! portraits of greyhounds. 

251 Portraits of a favorite aged and 
young setters, the property 
of J. N. Paxton, Esq. 

475 Portrait of a gentleman. 

497 do. do. 

597 J. Houle, Esq. 

JONES, Reginald Painter. 

The Shrublands, Eltham. 

1884. 1020 Undermined. 

1885. 1243 The Wolf's den, Wilhelms- 

hohe. 



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1889. 



1890. 

1891. 
1892. 
1893. 

1894. 
1895. 

1896. 



1897. 

1902. 
1904. 



1426 Springtime. "When the folded 
leaf is woo'd from out the 
bud." 
1436 After Summer rains. 
I zoo "When the brightness of the 

day is on the wane." 
1174 Below bridge. 
1202 Autumn Mist. 
1098 A dull winter's day. 

Arts Club Studio, Blackheath, 
1078 Mist. 
991 Benfleet churchyard. 

Shrublands, Eltham, 
1 101 View from Macugnaga. 
1 109 Late Autumn. 
1285 Cottages at Benfleet. 
1166 "Sunset glow 'mid forest 

gloom." 
885 Late summer. 
965 The mill race, Guy's Cliff. 



JONES, Ronald P Architect. 

208, Coleheme Court, S. W. 
1904. 1429 Pavilion for Consolidated 
Clubs, Magdalen College, 
Oxford. 

JONES, Rowland G Designer. 

127, Grosvenor Parky 

CamberwelL 

1889. 1764 Designs for cloth book covers. 
1883 Design for painted glass. 

1890. 1909 do. interior decoration. 
1941 Heraldic design for painted 

glass. 

6, Red Lion Square, 
1893. 1522 Design for painted glass win- 
dow: "The chase." 
1541 Design for a book cover. 

JONES, R.J. Cornc wall... Architect. 
44, High Street, Ryde, 
1886. 1589 Old church of St. Nicholas, 
Boulogne sur Mer. 

JONES, R. M Painter. 

23, Francis Street, 

Torrington Square, 
1833. 642 T. Meux, Esq. 

JONES, R. P Painter. 

Custom House, 
1 78 1. 348 Portrait of a gentleman. 

1784. 283 do. do. 
(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

1785. 350 Portrait of a lady for a ring. 

Custom House, 

1786. 352 Maternal Love. 



JONES, Miss Sophia. 

Miniature Painter. 
1 5, Howard Street, Strand. 
1789. 191 Portrait of a gentleman. 
323 do. lady. 

23, Clarges Street, Piccadilly, 

1796. 539 Portrait of a gentleman. 

660 A garden scene from nature. 
Mrs, S, Jones, 
23, Clarges Street, Piccadilly, 

1797. 407 A portrait. 

749 Portrait of an eminent com- 
poser, and eight others. 
1054 Portraits. 

Miss Jones, 
1800. 821 A frame with five portraits. 

JONES, Mrs. S Painter. 

18, Duke Street, Adelphi, 

1806. 576 Mrs. Bressingham and child. 

1807. 369 Portraits of Miss Lownds and 

Miss H. Lownds of Do- 
minica. 

486 Venus, Adonis, and Cupids. 

596 St. Cecilia and angels. 

715 Miss Jones and Miss J. H. 
Jones. 

21, Villiers Street, 

1808. 445 Miss Ralph. 

540 "Behold a form celestial soft 
descend. Borne on a silver 
cloud." Poetical sketches by 
the artist, 

544 "O come, and round my 
humble lyre, etc." Poetical 
sketches by the artist, 

605 Mr. and Mrs. Lowndes. 

1809. 282 The descent of charity. "Tis 

heaven born charity! etc." 
Poetical sketches by the artist, 
285 The death of Egbert. "Near 
her dear father's honoured 
clay, etc." Poetical sketches 
by the artist, 

1 8 10. 535 Mrs. Phillips. 

27, Henrietta Street. 

181 1. 307 Portrait of a lady. 
383 Mrs. Mould. 

396 Miss Jones. 

181 2. 4*8 Portrait of a gentleman. 
432 do. lady. 

479 Miss Knight. 
627 Miss E. Watson. 

JONES, S.J. E Painter. 

5, Globe Road, Mile End. 
1820. 77* W. Worrill, Esq. 

26, Devonshire St,, Mile End, 
1823. 1 46 View near Walthamstow : Cattle 
and figures. 



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Jones, S. J. 

1825. 27* 

1826. 39 

1827. 52 

1828. 328 

1833. 472 

1834. 834 



1836. 291 

1839. 489 

1840. 283 

1842. 1 136 

1843. 21 
1845. 589 



E. — continued. 

View near Stratford in Essex. 

Ruins and banditti. 

Brigands on the look-out. 

Cattle. 

3, Bartholomew Lane, 

The poet and his patron. 

Sir Roger de Coverly, accom- 
panied by the Spectator, 
giving the preference to a 
wooden-legged waterman at 
the Temple stairs, etc. 

Scene from Gil Bias. 

The Lesson, "Delightful task," 
etc. 

Bom to good luck. 

A landscape. 

A river scene. 

A water mill in Denbighshire, 
North Wales. 



JONES, T Painter. 

77, Edgu'are Road, 

1 8 14. 619 Flowers from nature. 

Temple Street^ 

Newington Butts, 

181 5. 486 Flowers from nature. 

JONES, Theodore Painter. 

Edith Villa, Eton Street, N. W. 

1880. 917 St. Nicholas Church from the 

North Denes, Yarmouth. 

1 88 1. 788 Yarmouth, from the North 

Denes. 
1884. 1010 Walberswick. 

39, Chalcot Crescent, 
1889. 1536 Harrow, from Mill Hill. 

JONES, Thomas Painter. 

23, Charlotte Street, 

Rathbone Place, 

1784. 114 View of the Campi Flegrei 

from the Camaldolise con- 
vent near Naples. 
232 Morning view of Naples. 
35, London Street, 

Tottenham Court Road, 

1785. 90 View of the Mare Morto and 

Campi Elisi, including the 
promontory of Cuna, with 
the islands of Procita and 
Ischia. 
398 View of Naples from Pusilippo, 
with the effect of an ap- 
proaching eruption of Mount 
Vesuvius — sunset. 

1786. 41 Waterfall in the garden of 

Thomas Johnes, Esq., at 
Havod, Cardiganshire. 



1787. 58 View from Ponte Loreto, an 

antique bridge near Net- 
tuno. 

1788. 261 Scene in the grounds of Thomas 

Johnes, Esq. 
1798. 60 A View from Sorrento, looking 
towards the bay of Salerno, 
and promontory of Minerva 
— sunrise. 

113 A view from above Sorrento, 
looking over the Bay of 
Naples towards the pro- 
montory of Surroli, Cuma, 
etc. 

350 A Winter scene in Italy. 

JONES, Sir Thomas Alfred, P,R.H,A. 

Painter. 

764 The Emigrant's prayer. 
796 Mrs. S. T. Townshend. 

9, Upper Mount Street^ JDudlin. 
305 Eily O'Connor. 
88i Limerick lasses. 
1067 Lady Randolph Spencer 
Churchill. 



1872. 



1874. 

1875. 
1879. 



JONES, T, 



1876. 669 

725 
785 

1877. 8°8 
850 
906 

1878. 673 
721 

806 



1879. 


74' 
872 


1880. 


758 
787 


i88i. 


8:4 
74» 


1882. 
1883. 


864 

995 
1027 


1891. 
1893. 


ijii 
IOS9 



Hampson Painter. 

7, Adelaide Buildings, 

IJverpooL 
On the Moors near Capel 

Curig. 
Cottage on the Welsh Hills. 
Harvest time. 
Conway. 

A sunny day near Barmouth. 
Autumn in Wales. 
At Barmouth — a misty day. 
From Winchelsea to Rye — a 

summer afternoon. 
A street in Winchelsea. 

8, The Temple, 

Dale Street, Liverpool. 
Canal at Giudecca. 
The coming tide. 
3, Brighton Terrace, 

New Brighton. 
Home again. 
Near Barmouth — a sunny 

morning. 
After Sundown — Arundel. 
The Medway at Rochester. 
Artist Club, Bold Street, 

Liverpool. 
Canal in Venice — evening. 
In a Sussex Village. 
On the Giudecca» Venice. 
3, HaUyon Road, Birkenhead. 
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9, Cook Strtety Liverpool, 
1896. 12 14 Going to the meadows — a 

sunny evening. 
1899. 1211 The old garden. 

1902. 866 A Cheshire Village. 

1903. 1056 Coronation Day — Dale Street, 

Liverpool. 

JONES, Thomas J Painter. 

11, Lincoln Street ^ 

King's Road, S. W. 

1 90 1. 1222 A bit of Appledore, North 

Devon. 

1902. 518 Clovelly pier, North Devon. 
1700 The standard bearer; bas relief. 

Wedgwood Institute, 

Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent, 

1904. 1 07 1 The old watch tower, Apple- 

dore, North Devon. 

JONES, T. W Painter. 

31, Claudesley Square, Islington, 

1832. 4 The dying Christian. "Hark! 

they whisper; angels say, 

Sister spirit come away." — 

Pope, 

8, Islington Green, 

1837. 260 Portrait of an old man. 
530 do. a gentleman. 

1838. 167 The Problem. 

499 Portrait of a deputy Grecian of 
Christ's Hospital. 
40, High Street, Islington, 

1839. 9 Portrait of a gentleman. 

3, Halton Place, Islington, 

1 84 1. 408 Children with a cat. 

1842. 191 The call of Samuel. "Now 

Samuel did not know the 

Lord, etc." — i Samuel, iii, 7. 

19, Upper John Street, 

1845. '^9 ^^^ instructing the child 

Samuel. 

JONES, Victor T Architect. 

1 2, Albany Road, 

South Hatnpstead, 
1894. fS37 Cottage, Undercliffe, Niton, 
Isle of Wight. 

JONES, Watkin D Sculptor. 

27, capstone Street, 

1846. 1462 Medallion of Rev. James Ben- 

nett. 

14, Carburton Street, 

1852. 1371 Pity. "While she was yet but 

young, a dove, pursued by a 

hawk, flew into her bosom." 

42, Cirencester Place, 

i Jf4S5 MeAdlion portrait of a gentle- 




1854. 1387 Infant Napoleon. 

1404 T. E. Evans, Esq., tragedian. 

1405 G. V. Brooke, Esq., do. 
1856. 1237 Infant Napoleon and eagle. 

1858. I2J5 Bust of a lady. 

39, Arlington Street, 

Momington Crescent, 

1859. 1235 Ideal bust of a warrior; marble. 
1237 Little Jessie. 



JONES, W. 

1843- H33 

1844. 1369 

1845. 1360 



1362 



1376 



1390 



1401 



1846. 1469 

1472 
H93 

1847- '353 



1354 

1440 
1443 



Sculptor. 

27, capstone Street, 

Bust, in marble, of Caswallon. 

Bust of Thomas Bevan, M.D., 
F.L.S. 

Basso relievo of Jacob's 
vision. "And Jacob went 
out from Beersheba, etc." — 
Genesis, xxviii, 10-12. 

First statue of Taliesin pen 
Beirdd (Prince of the Bards) 
exhorting the Clergy to retain 
the doctrines of the Gospel 
as they had received them 
from Apostolic hands, 
against St. Augustine with 
the innovations of Rome. 

Bust of Joseph, son of Thomas 
Bevan, M.D.; to be executed 
in marble. 

Bust of the Rev. James Bennett, 
D.D., Minister of Falcon 
Square chapel. 

Posthumous marble bust of 
John Fothergill, M.D., 
F.R.S. 

Bust in Marble of Joseph 
Gurney, son of Thomas 
Bevan, F.L.S. 

Bust of James Risdon Bennett, 
M.D. 

Bust of Mohun Lall, Knight of 
the Persian Order of the 
Lion and Sun, etc., lately 
attached to the Mission at 
Kabul. 

Bust in marble of Elizabeth 
Jane, daughter of David 
Evans, Esq., Banker, Merthyr 
Tidvil, executed by com- 
mand of Mirza Mohun Lall, 
etc., Persian Secretary to the 
British Government. 

Bust of Ralph Brown, son of 
the Rev. R. D. Brown, of 
Ickleford, Herts. 

Bust of Ralph Lindsay, Esq., 
of Norwood. 

Bust in marble of the Rev. 
James Bennett, D.D. 

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JONES, William Painter. 

Bath, 
1770. 115 Fruit, with a monkey. 
1 7 7 1 . 264 A bunch of grapes. 

JONES, William Painter. 

2, BreanCs Buildings. 

1818. 537 Saul called to the apostleship; 

a study. 

18 19. 450 Head of the Bard, from Gray. 

40, Kirby Street^ 

Hat ton Garden. 

1820. 434 A sketch: The house of Sleep 

— I ris en tering with a message 
from Juno. 

Beaumaris. 
1822. 44 Painting a portrait. 

Chester. 
1829. »88 The Bishop of London. {Bloni- 
field. 

13, Ludgate Hill. 

1832. 459 Archdeacon Wrangham. 

1833. 177 A girl's head; a sketch. 
236 Contemplation; do. 

91, Newmnn Street. 

1834. 83 John Williams, Esq. 
222 Earl Grosvenor. 

15, Walcot Place ^ Kennington. 
1853. 287 Head of a Welsh bard. 

JONES, W. Campbell Architect. 

Z2y Bedford Raw, W.C. 

1894. 1727 Tonbridge School. 

1895. 1498 Town Hall, Baldock, Herts. 
1582 Almshouses at Palmer's Green, 

for the Skinners' Company. 
1898. 1660 Warehouse, Middlesex St. 

1900. 1835 House at Lechmore Heath. 
1836 do. Tunbridge Wells. 

1 90 1. 1593 Bank, Crowboro', Sussex. 
1594 Parish Hall, St. Gabriel's, War- 
wick Square. 

1600 "The White Hart," Sonning. 

1902. 1523 Chapel for Tonbridge School. 
1534 Village Hall, Beddington, 

Surrey. 
1904. 1535 A street front, Colchester. 

1538 Premises, New Brompton, 

Kent. 
1585 House near Brussels. 

JONES, William E Painter. 

(Member of the Bristol Academy of Arts.) 
7, Acton St., Grafs Inn Road. 

1853. loi The King of the coast. 

210 Evening — winter; mill near 
Roe, North Wales. 

1854. 545 At Stapleton, near Bristol. 

35i ^^gyi^ Square, 

1855. 1076 Mill stream. 



JONES 


,w 


1852. 


95' 


1867. 
1868. 


75« 
696 




826 


1869. 


554 


1870. 
1872. 


573 
735 


1373. 
1875- 
1878. 


828 
632 
679 



22, Manchester Street, 
1863. 692 The orphan lambs — Bumstead 
Common, Essex. 

19, Argyle Square, 
187 1. 669 Winter morning at NewtH^dge, 
Somerset. 



, H. H Painter. 

3, Judd Place East. 
A study in the fields. 

6, Park Lane, Queen^s Ehns. 
A barley field at Goring, Oxon. 
The Thames at Moulsford — 

morning. 
Part of old Heston church. 
The Thames at Moulsford — 

evening. 

12, A/oore Park Road. 
A meadow at South Stoke. 
The Thames at Moulsford. 

Witley, Godcdming. 
Moulsford Ferry —Autumn. 
A moated manor-house in Wilts. 
At Chiddingfold, Surrey. 



JONES, Mrs. W. H. H Painter. 

14, Upper Ebury Street, 
1843. 1225 South-east view of Reculvers, 
Kent. 

JONES, W. L Sculptor. 

14, Carburton Street, 
1852. 1354 Infant Taliesin. 

In the latter part of the fifth 
century he was found by a fisher- 
man in a coracle on the river 
Conway, and came to shore in a 
net. The fisherman took him be- 
fore the Prince, who ordered 
every care to be taken of the 
child. He afterwards became the 
celebrated bard of the period, and 
a renowned and eminent legis- 
lator and preceptor at the King's 
Court. This is the first of a series 
of twenty remarkable children. 

1385 Bust in marble of the Rev. Dr. 

Bennett, D.D. 
1468 Posthumous bust of the late 
Thomas Thornton, Esq., of 
the Grange Hall, Gargrave, 
Yorkshire. 
1855. 1490 Medallion of Wm. Lorando 
Jones. 

JONES and JOHNSON. 

Architects. 
II, EkrHwaTs Imm, 

1850. It 16 Caversham Park^ the seal of 

William Crawshaw, Esq, 
117s Crown Court, etc., Cardiff 

1851. 293 Town Hall, etc., da 




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283 



JONES and SELLARS ...Architects. 
Union Bank Chambers^ 

Oldham, 
1904. 1638 Heywood Free Library. 



JONGHE, Gustavc Dc. 
page 294. 



See D, vol. ii, 



JONVAUX Miniature Painter. 

1831. 657 Study of a child. 

788 Portrait of a gentleman. 
916 do. lady. 

JOPLING, J. Architect. 

18 16. 797 Design for a gothic church. 



JOPLING, 

1848. 940 

1850. 734 

1851. 1135 



1853. 837 

1854. 930 

1855. 1129 



1856. 


846 


1857- 


666 


1858. 


626 


1859. 


76. 




8.5 


1863. 


79* 


1863. 


8.3 


1864. 


653 


1865. 


74« 


1866. 


739 


tseg. 


Ses 


1870. 


S.9 




Joseph Middleton. 

Painter. 

4, Pelham Crescent^ Brampton, 

Mary Queen of Scots in prison. 
"The meanest hind in fair 
Scotland, etc." — Bums, 

16, Lansdowne Villas^ 

West Brompton, 

"So sweet a face, such angel 
grace, etc." — Tennyson, 

4, Pelham Crescent, 

Number One. " It 's very hard ! 
and so it is to live in such a 
row, etc." — Hood*s Comic 
Annual, 

Esther and her Confidante. 

" The dogs began to bark, etc." 
16, Pelham Place, 

English armour of the i6th and 
19th centuries. 

Horse Guards, 

The May Queen. 

The sisters. 

130, Piccadilly, 

Lieut.-Colonel and Mrs. Addi- 
son and daughters. 

" O ! Sancta Maria, ora pro 
me." 

Pifferaro. 

Arthur J. Lewis, Esq. 

Miss Murphy. 

Mrs. Du Plat Taylor. 

Portrait of a lady. 

Lieut-General W. F. Forster, 
K.H., Military Secretary to 
H.R.H. The Field-Marshal 
C o m m an d i n g'i n-chief. 

Miss Christie. 

Mrs. Reginald Somerled Mac- 
donald. 

Flossy, 



1873. 865 Between the acts. 
882 Between the parts. 

4, Gloucester Grove West, 

1874. 815 Lady Lindsay (of Balcarres). 
881 Midge. 

933 Rhododendrons. 

1875. 660 " Please God make me a good 

boy." 
754 In the conservatory. 

8, Clairville Grave, 

1876. 835 Lily. 

28, Beaufort Street^ Chelsea, 

188 1. 768 A page in waiting. 

1882. 863 Almond Blossom. 
1884. 1154 A Mar^chal Niel rose. 

JOPLING, Mrs. J. M. (formerly Miss 
Louise Goode and Mrs. Frank 

Romer) Painter. 

4, Gloucester Grave West, 

1874. 147 La Japonaise. 
1047 Five o'clock tea. 

1875. 64 A modem Cinderella. "The 

hour struck, and Lisa, my 
patient model, like a second 
Cinderella, divested of her 
brilliant plumage, prepared 
to attire herself in her own 
homely garments." 
1236 Elaine, the lily maid of Astolat. 
8, Clairville Grave, 

1876. 149 Alsace. 
896 Lorraine. 

1250 Miss Constance de Rothschild. 

1877. 94 Colonel the Hon. Charles Lind- 

say. 
227 Gerty, daughter of George 

Lewis, Esq. 
1333 Mrs. Crawford. 
1372 Weary wishing. 

1878. 23 Trixy, daughter of John Haw- 

ton Phillips, Esq. 
150 Mrs. James Tomkinson. 
213 The village maid. "Who sets 
her pitcher undemeath the 
spring, etc." — Tennyson, 
386 The Hon. Mrs. Eliot Yorke. 
6, Trafalgar Studios^ 

Kin^s Road. 

1879. 1382 The Hon. Mrs. Romilly. 

28, Beaufort Street, 

1880. 664 Ophelia. "There is pansies, 

that *s for thought" — 
Hamlet, 
1882. 480 Sir Robert Anstruther. 

572 Auld Robin Gray. " I had nae 
been a wife but weeks only 
four, etc." 
1467 Florence, daughter of W. Gully, 
Esq., Q.C. 



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1883. 



Jopling, Mrs. J. M. — continued. 

1882. 1503 "A sorrow's crown of sorrow 
Is remembering happier 
things." 
529 Mrs. Murphy. 
823 Saturday night: searching for 
the breadwinner. "Pay night, 
drink night, crime night." 

1884. 572 W. C. Gully, Esq., Q.C 
712 Nana. 

1885. 543 Salome carrying the head of 

John the Baptist to her 
mother Herodias. 
599 Broken off. "Rich gifts wax 
poor, when givers prove un- 
kind." 
8, Cranky Piace^ 

Onslow Gardens, 

1887. 51 Mrs. Gilliland. 

1888. s'o Mrs. Charles Sim. 
722 Mrs. Alexander. 
991 A Polish princess. 

1889. 93 Mrs. Niblett. 

667 A last look at the old home. 
874 Hope. 
1332 Mrs. Cockell. 

1890. 286 Major Arthur Griffiths. 

3, Pembroke Road, 

1891. 194 Dear Lady Disdain. ^^ Beatrice, 

I wonder that you will still 
be talking, etc." — Much cub 
about Nothing, 

1892. 43 Mrs. Tree as Ophelia. 
1245 Mrs. Vaillant. 

1258 Beatrice. 

1894. 1026 Miss Marion Terry. 

1895. 9H Alfred Lys Baldry, Esq. 

1896. 441 Blue and white. 
1 1 38 Miss Astley. 
1206 Margaret. 

1897. 329 Viscountess Maitland. 

1898. 157 The spirit of the woods. 
912 At the Gaiety. 

1901. 322 Miss E. R. 

3, Logan Place, EarPs Court, 

1902. 645 Spring time. 

655 Saint Bride. " Paul said and 
Peter said, etc." 

7, Pembroke Garden, 

1903. 37« Lieut.-Col. Horace Mander, 

V.D., M.D., F.R.C.S. 

499 " Hark ! Hark ! the lark at 

heaven's gate sings." 

1904. 448 T. Bullough, Esq. 

{See Mrs. Romer.) 

JORDAN, O.J Architect. 

I, King Street, Hammersmith, 
1841. 977 Elizabethan Villa at Hammer- 
smith. 



Crosby Hall Chambers, 

1845. 1 148 Baptist chapel at High 

Wycombe. 

1846. 1230 Design for a cathedral church. 

JORDEN, G Sculptor. 

27, County Terrace, Kent Rd. 

1835. *°*4 Medallic portrait of E. Jack- 

son, Esq. 

1836. 989 Medallic portrait of Miss Stan- 

hope. 
186, Albany Road, 

Old Kent Road. 

1841. 1x32 J. Flower Jackson, Esq. 

1842. 1 191 Medallic portrait of a gentle- 

man. 

JOSEPH, Delissa Architect. 

17, Basinghall Street, 
1889. 1914 St. George's House, Eastcheap, 
1897. 1802 South Hackney Synagogue. 

1929 The Cardiff Synagogue. 
1902. 1574 A corner of Fitz-George 
Avenue. 

JOSEPH, Mrs. Delissa (Lily). 

Painter. 

14, Addison Rocd, Kensington, 
1904. 721 Light and shadow. 

JOSEPH, George Francis, A,R,A, 

Painter. 
27, Strand, 
312 A Bacchante; an impression 

from a gem. 
382 Portraits of a gentleman, his 

wife, and child. 
288 Portrait of himself; miniature. 
402 Penitence, as described in 
Mason's Elfrida. 

15, Wardour Street, 
729 Portrait of a child. 
266 The Countess of Mountford, 
having descried the English 
succours, flies to forbid the 
capitulation. Vide Hume's 
History of England, anno 

1342. 

332 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr. 
Hal/head.) 

336 Portrait of a lady. {Miss Single- 
ton.) 

453 An impression from a seal. 

21, Dean Street, Soho, 

478 Dressing for the masquerade, 
and four portraits. 

508 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr, 
Spence.) 

516 Portrait of a celebrated dentist. 



1788 



1791. 



1792. 
1793. 



1794. 



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285 



II, Queen Street^ 

Golden Square. 

1795. 321 A scene in the "Tempest." 
444 Euphrosyne; miniature. 
507 Portrait of a lady. 

516 do Alderman Boydell. 

1796. 344 The Lover. Shakespeare's 

seven ages. 

424 Portrait of a lady. {Mrs, Pern- 
berton,) 

578 Portrait of a lady; miniature. 

S9t Portrait of a gentleman; minia- 
ture. 

606 Portrait of an admiral ; minia- 
ture. {Sir Richard King,) 

624 Portrait of a lady; miniature. 

1797. 203 Mrs. Siddons as the Tragic 

Muse. 

866 Portrait of a clergyman; minia- 
ture. 

875 Portrait of a gentleman; minia- 
ture. 

888 Portrait of a lady; miniature. 

927 do. do. do. 

998 Portraitof a gentleman; minia- 
ture. 

1798. 246 Mr. Clutterbuck. 
356 A Bacchante. 
731 Dr. Coombe. 

762 Mr. Nepean; miniature. 
775 Mr. F. Howard; do. 
786 Mr. Partington; do. 
H17 Mrs. Partington; do. 
830 Mr. H. Bone; do. 
879 Lady Arden; do. 

35, Leicester Square, 

1799. 4 Portrait of an artist. 
556 Mr. Rigge. 

585 Portrait of himself. 
654 Sir W. Parsons. 
691 Mr. Randall; miniature. 
762 Portrait of a lady. 

87, Neivman Street, 

1800. 106 Portrait of an officer in the 

Kentish Yeomanry. 
156 Portrait of a lady. 
730 Miss Hill. 

1801. 139 Portrait of an artist. 
246 do. a gentleman. 
654 do. lady. 

1802. 137 Welcome visitant. 

226 Portrait of a lady of quality. 
5*7 do. gentleman. 

1803. 66 do. lady. 
138 do. do. 
287 W. Sawbridge, Esq. 
537 Mrs. W. Sanbridge. 

1804. 458 Portrait of a lady. 
558 J. Stephenson, Esq. 

1805. 262 Hon. Mrs. Nevill. 



1805. 648 {By Joseph in the index^ but by 

H, Howardy R,A.^ in the 
catalogue. See vol, iv, page 
170.) 

1806. 295 Mirth, Love, and Joy. From 

Collins' ode to the Passions. 

" Last came Joy's extatic 

trial, etc." 
313 Portrait of a lady. 
582*Portraits of the children of 

R. Clutterbuck, Esq. 
46, Great Marlborough Street, 

1807. 272 Portrait of a young lady. 

1808. 14Z do. child as an infant 

Bacchus. 
223 Flora dispensing her sweets to 
the Zephyrs. 

1809. 5 The Earl of Kingston as the 

Right Worshipful Master of 
the Royal Naval Lodge of 
Freemasons. 

30 Portrait of a young lady. 

55 The favourite. 

1 8 10. 23 — Tanner, Esq. 

34 The Calling of Samuel. 

S3 The Hon. P. Wyndham. 
187 A head. 
201 Mrs. Shepherd. 

181 1. 29 Achilles unarmed, shouting 

from the trench. " High on 
the rampart rais'd his voice 
aloud, etc." 

50, Rathbone Place, 

181 2. 105 Portrait of an old gentle- 

man. 

1813. 238 Portrait of a lady. 

274 A posthumous portrait of the 
Right Hon. Spencer Perce- 
val. 
280 Portraits of Miss Antonia d'Al- 

mada and sister. 
318 The late Right Hon. Spencer 
Perceval; a posthumous por- 
trait. 
342 Portrait of a gentleman. 
3 $2 do. an artist. 
(Elected A.R.A.) 
36, Percy Street^ 

Bedford Square, 

1814. 1 10 Portrait of a lady. 

274 The daughter of the Vice- 
Chancellor {Sir Thomas 
Plumer) and her brother. 

316 The Hon. G. F. Percival, 
second son of Lord Arden. 
18x5. 39 Melpomene, the portrait of 
Miss O'Neill. 

100 Portrait of the late Right Hon. 
Spencer Perceval. 

229 Miss Stephenson. 



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Joseph, 
tinned, 
i8iS- 



George Francis, A.J^.A, — con- \ 1824. 



1816. 

1817. 

1818. 

1819. 
1820. 



1821. 
1822. 
1823. 

1824. 



a; 9 Portrait of the mother of Lady 
Morris Gore in her hun- 
dredth year. 

315 Portraits of a young lady and 
her brother. 

299 {/n the index^ but by A. J, 
Oliver^ A,R,A,^ in the cata- 
logue,) 

309 Portrait of a lady. 

521 G. Rose, Esq. 

193 Mrs. W. Evans. 

230 Mrs. Evans of St. Albans. 

349 Mrs. Bullock and children. 

393 Portrait of an officer of the late 

ist Hussars, K.G.L. 
56 C. Cartwright, Esq. 

260 E. Bigg, Esq. 

290 H.R.H. the Duke of Glou- 
cester. 

332 Mrs. Vansittart. 
41 Captain Birch. 

338 J. Morris, Esq. 

358 R. O'Niell, Esq. 

192 The Right Hon. N. Vansittart, 
Chancellor of the Exchequer. 

246 Portraits of a lady and her 
daughter. 

279 S. Gardiner, Esq. 

324 Miss Cottin. 

The Provost of King's College, 

Cambridge. 
Miss M. A. E. Thackeray. 

391 The Hon. Mrs. F. Trench. 

353 Miss A. M. Tree of the Theatre 
Royal, Coven t Garden. 

415 Sir J. Stevenson, Mus, Doc, 

278 Mrs. Willis of Dublin. 

346 Portrait of a gentleman. 

87, Newman Street, 

327 The Hon. Francis Bernard, son 
of Lord Bernard. 

391 T. Bayley, Esq., author of the 
poetry attached to the Na- 
tional Melodies. 
15, New Cavendish Street, 

104 Midsummer Night's Dream, 

act iv, scene i. ** Titania, 
Sleep thou, and I will wind 
thee in my arms." 

105 As you like it, act iv, scene 2. 

^^ Rosalind, I pray you tell 
your brother, etc." 

120 Merchant of Venice, act iii, 

scene i. ^^ Shy lock. I am 
very glad of it, etc." 

121 Much ado about Nothing, act 

iv, scene i. ^^ Beatrice. Dead 
I think, etc." 



35' 



37» 



1828. 
1829. 

1830. 
1832. 

1833. 

1834. 
1836. 

1837. 



1838. 



1840. 
1842. 

1844. 

1845. 
1846. 



374 Mrs. Money. 
385 Mr. S. Joseph. 

80, Norton Street, 
344 Portraits of a lady and child. 

38, Neivman Street. 
86 Lady Gordon. 
242 Portrait of a lady. 
396 do. young lady. 

407 do. gentleman. 

231 Mr. Sherifif Richardson. 
262 Portrait of a lady. 
186 Lady Richardson. 
221 Portrait of a lady. 
296 Five sisters. 

7, Hotvland Street, 
418 Mrs. H. R. Bishop. 
446 Jane Agnes Hamilton, third 
daughter of B. Hamilton, 
Esq. 
510 Portrait of a young lady. 
273 Miss Fitzwalter of the Olympic 
Theatre. 
38, Charlotte Street, 

Fitzrcy Square, 
238 The nymphs of Diana reveng- 
ing upon Cupid the disgrace 
of their community, sufifered 
in the person of Calisto. 
Trumpinton Street, Cambridge, 
22 Rev. James Scholefield, A.M., 
Regius Professor of Greek 
in the University of Cam- 
bridge, and Minister of St. 
Michael's Church, Cam- 
bridge. 

75, Lower Grosvenor Street. 
106 Portrait of a lady. 
327 do. gentleman. 

475 do. do. 

Cambridge, 
318 do. lady. 

22 Captain Sir George Hamage, 

Bart., R.N. 
448 May. " For thee, sweet month, 

etc." 
398 An Essex Rural Dean. 
266 Captain Purchas, R.N. 



JOSEPH, Samuel, R,S.A. ... Sculptor. 
22, Carmarthen Street, 

181 1. 908 Bust of Master T. Rouw. 

93 > do. the Rev. R. Cecil, 
A.M. 

8, Constitution Row, 

181 2. 923 Bust of R. Clutterbuck, Esq. 
939 Portrait of an old gentleman. 

1 8 14. 761 do. a lady. 

793 Bust of J. Renton, Esq. 

68, Neivman Street, 

1815. 829 Portrait of a lady. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



287 



1815. 832 
834 
839 
841 
899 
903 

1816. 870 
892 

918 



9*3 

1817. 973 
980 
982 

1818. 975 
979 



1054 
1066 
1068 
1077 

1114 



1819. 1193 
1195 
1200 
1207 
1210 
1219 

1820. 1009 
1020 

«035 
1050 
1052 
1053 
1069 

1821. nil 
1156 

1822. lOOI 



Mrs. Rickford. 
Portrait of a clergyman. 
J. Pugh, Esq. 
Portrait of a lady. 
Bust of £. Kean, Esq. 
do. the Principal of Ber- 
nard's Inn for the Society. 
Medallion of a young lady, 
do Mrs. Percival 

White. 
Eve entreating forgiveness of 

Adam. This group obtained 

the gold medal, etc., in the 

Royal Academy. "He added 

not, and from her turned, 

etc."— J//7A?«. 
Bust of J. Brookes, Esq., Pro- 
fessor of Anatomy. 
A medallion. 

Medallion of E. Kean, Esq. 
A portrait. 

Portrait of a clergyman. 
Case containing medallions of 

E. Lombe, Esq. and E. 

Lombe, Junr., Esq. 
Bust of the late Rev. Mr. Goode. 

do. R. W. Coxe, Esq. 

do. J. Bartleman, Esq. 

do. the Dean of Raphoe. 

{Richard Allot) 
Model of a statue to be erected 

in St. Paul's Cathedral to 

the memory of the late Sir 

S. Hood, K.B. 
Bust of Field-Marshal Lord 

Beresford, G.C.B. 
Bust of General Sir George 

Walker, G.C.B. 
Bust of J. Abernethy, Esq., 

F.R.S. 
Bust of General Sir Lowry 

Cole, G.CB. 
Bust of the daughter of General 

Sir G. Walker. 
Bust of the late George 

Bullock, Esq. 
Bust of Lieut-General Sir 

Ronald Ferguson, G.C.B. 
Bust of Mr. William Collins, 

R.A. 
Bust of R. C. Barnett, Esq. 

do. Rob. Ferguson, Esq. 

do, H. R. Bishop, Esq. 

do. E. Bates, Esq. 

do. Mrs. R. C. Barnett. 

do. — Perkins, Esq. 

do. a gentleman. 
Model of a bust, to be worked 

in marble, of Professor 

Leslie of Edinburgh. 



1009 

lOIO 



1013 
1022 
1044 



1047 



1822. 1007 Model of a bust, to be worked 

in marble, of Dr. Hamilton 

of Edinburgh. 
Bust of Sir W. Fettes, Bart. 
Model of a bust, to be worked 

in marble, of the late Dr. 

Gregory of Edinburgh. 
Bust of C. Matthews, Esq. 
Head of a lady. 
Model of a bust, to be worked 

in marble, of H. Mackenzie, 

Esq., of Edinburgh. 
Model of a bust, to be worked 

in marble, of T. Allan, Esq., 

of Edinburgh. 
139, George Streety Edinburgh^ 
and do. 

1823. 1086 Model of a bust, to be worked 

in marble, of the Rev. Sir 
Henry Wellwood Moncrieff, 
Bart., of Edinburgh. 

9, Windsor Streety Edinburgh, 

Bust of Mr. Liston of Uie 
Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. 

Model of a bust, to be worked 
in marble, of Lord John 
Campbell. 

Bust of a young lady, to be 
worked in marble. 

Model of a bust, to be worked 
in marble, of James Hamil- 
ton, Esq., of Romehead. 

Bust of Walter Fergus, Esq., 
of Edinburgh. 

Marble bust of William Allan, 
Esq. 

Marble bust of Sir Henry 
Wellwood Moncrieff of 
Edinburgh. 

Bust, in marble, of Miss Emma 
Campbell. 

Marble bust of the late 
Alexander Allan, Esq., of 
Hillside, Edinburgh. 

25, Great George Streety 

IVestniinster. 

1828. 1 1 59 Bust, in marble, of Dugald 

Stewart, Esq., F.R.S.S., 

London and Edinburgh, 

formerly Professor of Moral 

Philosophy in the University 

of Edinburgh. 

1830. 1205 Model of a bust, to be executed 

in marble, of the late Sir 

Thomas Lawrence, P.R.A. 

1208 Bust, in marble, of Robert 

Ferguson, Esq., of Raith. 
1214 Bust, in marble, of the Duke 

of Argyll. 
12 1 8 Model of a bust of Mrs. Fyler. 



1824. 


991 




1003 




I03I 




1033 


1826. 


1 041 




1079 




1091 


1827. 


1107 




III4 



288 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Joseph, Samuel, R,S,A,— continued, 

1830. 1222 Bust, in marble, of the late 

infant son of the Hon. Lord 
Elcho. 

1239 Bust, in marble, of Lieut.- 
General Sir Herbert Taylor, 
Adjutant-deneral of His 
Majesty's Forces. 

1263 Bust, in marble, of Miss 
Margaret Alison, daughter of 
the Rev. Archibald Alison. 

1265 Bust, in marble, of his Most 
Gracious Majesty George 
the Fourth, executed by 
command of His Majesty. 

1831. 1199 Bust, in marble, of Davies 

Gilbert, Esq., M.P., Late 
President of the Royal 
Society. 
38, Upper Charlotte Street, 

1832. 1145 Bust of the late James Laing, 

Esq. 
1169 Marble bust of the late Dr. 

Bell, founder of the Madras 

system of Education. 
1 1 84 Bust of the Rev. Dr. Baird, 

Principal of the University 

of Edinburgh. 

1833. 1172 Marble bust of Sir John 

Poulett Orde, Bart. 
1202 Marble bust of Mrs. Trotter of 

Ballindean. 
1 205 Marble bust of Lord Brougham, 

Chancellor of Great Britain. 

1834. 1072 Marble bust of the late William 

Wilberforce, Esq. 

1835. 1052 Bust, in marble, of His 

Majesty William the Fourth. 

1836. 1120 Bust, in marble, of a gentleman. 
1135 do. do. a lady. 

1837. 1217 do. do. Sam Cart- 

wright, Esq. 
1219 Bust, in marble, of the late Sir 
William Franklin, K.C.H., 
M.D., F.R.S., and member 
of the Army Medical Board ; 
being part of a monument 
to be erected to his memory 
at Chatham Cathedral. 

1838. 1378 Posthumous bust of the late 

Lady De Lisle and Dudley. 
31, Northumberland Street, 
1840. 1 100 Statue, in marble, of the late 
William Wilberforce, Esq., 
to be erected in Westminster 
Abbey. 

1 181 Bust, in marble, of Lieutenant- 
Colonel Gurwood. 

1184 Bust, in marble, of Captain 
Basil Hall, R.N. 



1841. 1337 

1842. 1318 
1319 

1843. '448 

1844. 1146 
1273 



1318 



n53 



1385 



1398 

1846. 1498 



41, upper Charlotte Street, 

Bust, in marble, of Henry 
Harvey, Esq., of Hill House, 
Streatham. 

Bust, in marble, of the late Rev. 
Archibald Alison, author of 
the " Essays on Taste." 

Bust, in marble, of the late J. 
Gray, Esq., of Camtyne, N. B. 

Bust, in marble, of Mrs. Burge. 

Marble bust of a gentleman. 

Bust, in marble, of Joseph 
Wilson, Esq., of Highbury. 

Bust, in marble, of the late Sir 
David Wilkie, R.A. 

Design made for the pediment 
of the new Royal Exchange 
at the request of the Gresham 
Committee. 

Statue, in marble, of the late 
Hon. Elizabeth Harriet, 
daughter of Edward Gran- 
ville, Lord Elliot, M.P., P.C, 
Chief Secretary to the Lord 
Lieutenant and Keeper of 
the Privy Seal in Ireland. 

Bust, in marble, of General the 
Hon. Sir G. Lowry Cole, 
G.C.B., presented to I^dy 
Cole by the officers of his 
staff, etc. 

Bust, in marble, of the late 
General Sir George Town- 
shend Walker, Bart., G.C.B., 
R.T.S., Governor of the 
Royal Hospital, Chelsea, 

Bust, in marble, of the late Earl 
of Shannon, Knight of the 
order of St. Patrick, and 
Lord Lieutenant of the 
County of Cork. 

Bust, in marble, of the late Sir 
Francis Burdett, Bart, M.P. 

A bust, in marble, of W. 
Strickland Cookson, Esq. 



J OBEY, John William Engraver. 

31, Coningham Road, 

1891. 1721 Waldmann. After Sir E Land- 

seer, R.A. 
40, Godolphin Road, 

Shepherd's Bush, 

1892. 1604 Brechin. After Sir E. Land- 

seer, R.A. 

JOSEY, Richard Engraver. 

Montague Villa, 

Asketv Road, Acton, 
1876. 1121 Little Miss Primrose. After 
J. Archer, R.S.A. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



289 



1883. 



1878. 1177 Lady Morris. After Sir J. Rey- 
nolds, P.R.A. 

189 The Earl of Shaftesbury, K.G. 

After J. E. Millais, R.A. 
zi? J. B. Greenwood, Esq. After 

L. Dickenson. 

25, SL Stephen^ s Avenue. 

1879. 1265 Miss Martindale. After Rom- 
ney. 

1880. 1 241 Arrangement in brown and 
black: Miss Corder. After 
J. Whistler. 

319 Sir C. W. Dilke, Bart., M.P. 
After G. F. Watts, R.A. 

1881. 1187 Catechism. AfterJ.B. Burgess, 
A.R.A. 

1882. 1292 Sir R. G. Glyn, Bart., and Lady 
Glyn. After Stephen Pearce. 

335 Rev. Edward Hartopp Cra- 
dock, D.D., Principal of 
Brasenose College, Oxford. 
After Frank Holl, A.R.A. 

336 The late Rt. Hon. W. P. Adam. 
After H. Weigall. 

Park Place^ Penn^ Bucks, 
383 Sir Charles J. Herries, K.C.B. 

After Frank Holl, R.A. 
388 Captain of the Home eleven. 

After P. H. Calderon, R.A. 
419 Vice-Chancellor Bacon. After 

Frank Holl, R.A. 

1884. 1395 Gen. Sir Frederick Roberts, 
V.C, etc. After W. W. Ou- 
less, R.A. 

418 The Order of the Bath. After 
C. B. Barber. 

419 General Lord Wolseley, G.C.B. 
After F. Holl, R.A. 

1885. 1724 Crossing the brook. After Sir 

J. Reynolds, P.R.A. 
166, Conninghatn Road^ W, 
1887. 1 58 1 Lady Jane Grey. After Bar- 
zaghi. 

JOSI, Charles Painter. 

14, Bemers Street. 

1838. 292 Study of a horse. 

27, Castle Street, 

Leicester Square, 

1839. 1087 Study of a horse. 

1840. 422 Cattle. 

I, Chapel Street West, May/cur. 

1842. 381 Study of goats. 

99, Great Portland Street, 

1843. 717 The bay Arab. Presented by 

the Imaum of Muscat to his 
late majesty William IV. 

1845. 549 Spaniels, the property of Charles 

Barclay, Esq., of Bury Hill. 

1846. 218 Near Gensano 

IV. 



1846. 710 Scene in the Campagna of 

Rome — approach of a drove 
of cattle from the marshes. 
78, Great Portland Street, 

1847. *72 Beagles. 

JOUBERT, Ferdinand Jean. 

Engraver. 
36, Porchester Terrace, 
1035 Portrait of a lady. 
1125 Agatha. Engraved from the 
original picture, the property 
of Lord DufTerin. 
921 The Earl of Leicester. After 

G. Richmond. 
940 Lady Mary Wortley Montagu 
and Pope. After W. P. Frith, 
R.A. 

36, Camden Road, 
1 194 Atalanta's race. After E. J. 
Poynter, R.A. 



1855- 
1858. 



i860. 



1861. 



1881. 



1866. 



1867. 
1868. 



JOY, Albert Bruce, ^.ZT.^. ... Sculptor. 
16, Pembridge Gardens, 
859 The Brazen serpent. 
974 Sunshine. 

Do,, and 7, Vicolo San Nicolo^ 
Rome, 
1156 Beatrice; marble bust. 

1056 Medallion of a lady. 

1057 do. young lady. 

1070 Oscar Browning, Esq. ; medal- 
lion. 

107 1 Frederick Locker, Esq. 

1171 Frederic W. Burton, Esq.; 
bronze medallion. 

1172 Archibald Edward Joy, Esq.; 
medallion. 

1192 Captain Close; marble. 

1270 Countess Laure Przezdzie^ka. 

1 27 1 Prince Hermann de Solms- 
Braunfels. 

1 3 18 Mrs. Cholmeley. 

13 19 Mrs. Lapremandaye. 
1074 Lord Napier of Magdala. 
1 148 Portrait of a young lady. 

1871. 1237 W.Bruce Joy, Esq.; medallion. 

1245 Portrait of a young lady; me- 
dallion. 

1 28 1 The young Apollo. "He lis- 
tened and he wept, etc." — 
Keats, 

1323 Miss Graves; medallion. 

1324 Portrait; medallion. 
32, Mountjoy Square, Dublin, 

1405 W. Bruce Joy, Esq., M.D. 
1453 Miss Evelyn Farrar; medallion. 
1460 Miss L. Graves; medallion, wax. 
i47» The Rev. F. W. Farrar, B.D.; 
medallion. 

pp 



1869. 



1870. 



1872. 



290 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Joy,|Albcrt Bruce, R,H,A. — continued, 

1872. 1479 A. P. Graves, Esq.; medallion, 

wax. 

1487 Mrs. Scott Siddons; medallion, 

wax. 
H95 Joaquin Miller, Esq., author 
of "Songs of the Sierras"; 
medallion. 

1873. 141 1 The Rev. W. Clayton Greene, 

M.A. 

1473 The Rev. Dr. Lloyd, the Pro- 
vost of Trinity College, 
Dublin. 

1477 Miss Barton. 

1479 A Roman boy; marble bust. 

1488 Professor G. G. Stokes, M.A., 

F.R.S. 
i49» H.I.M. Napoleon III. 
1583 Professor J. C. Adams, M.A., 

F.R.S. 

1874. 1457 The Rev. W. Clayton Greene, 

MA. 

1595 Professor Max Miiller. 

1596 Rev. Dr. Hawkins, Provost of 

Oriel College. 

16 1 5 Mrs. Bonamy Price. 

1 61 6 Viscountess Monck. 

1 61 8 Portrait of a young lady. 
1620 do. lady. 

1875. '^^* William Bryant, Esq., late of 

Surbiton, Surrey (posthu- 
mous bust). 

1Z79 Medallion of a young lady. 

1299 Forsaken. "O Jesu, mein 
Heiland, was hab' ich ge- 
than!" 

133* The fairy tale; terra-cotta. 

1387 The little visitor; do. 

1396 H.I.M. Napoleon III (post- 
humous bust); terra-cotta. 

1398 Mrs. Lawrence R. Baily. 

1399 Richard Battye, Esq. (post- 

humous bust). 

1876. 1355 Portrait of a gentleman; marble 

bust. 

1365 Portrait of a lady; medallion. 

1366 R. W. Raper, Esq.; medal- 

lion. 

1382 Rev. Dr. Romney Robinson, 
F.R.S. ; medallion. 

1387 Sir Humphrey Davy; medal- 
lion. Executed for the Royal 
Society, 

1877. 1463 The first flight. "What does 

little birdie say? etc." — 
Tennyson, 
1475 Professor Max Muller; terra- 
cotta. 

1878. 1447 The late Rev. Wm. Selwyn, 

D.D., Lady Margaret Pro- 



fessor of Divinity at Cam- 
bridge and Canon of Ely; 
bust, marble. To he placed 
in the new I^roinity Schools 
at Cambridge. 

1878. 1461 The late John Laird, M.P. 

Model of bronze statue erected 
in Hamilton Square^ Birken- 
head, 

1466 The late Robert Graves, M.D., 
F.R.S. Model of marble 
statue erected in the College 
of Physicians^ JDublin. 

1477 The first flight; bronze, etc. 

1544 The Rev. Joseph H. Hamilton, 
M.A., Canon of Rochester; 
medallion. 

1546 The late Professor Maiden. 
Executed for the University 
College^ London^ etc. 

1879. 1508 Mark Firth, Esq. Testimonial 

Busty to be placed in the New 
University of Sheffield. 
1519 John Stone, solicitor, Bath; 
bust, marble. 
i88o. 1527 The late — Pratt, Esq. Model 
for a medallion placed in 
Harrow School chapel. 
1580 The late Chief Justice White- 
side; statue, marble. To be 
erected in St, Patrick's Cathe- 
drat, Dublin, 
1642 W. Spottiswoode, Esq., P.R.S.; 
bust. 
8, The Avenue Rocul^ 

Fulham Road, . 

1 88 1. 1440 Hermann Vezin, Esq. 

1461 H.R.H. Prince Leopold, K.G. 

1464 Dr. Longstaff", executed for the 
Chemical Society; medal- 
lion, bronze. 

1474 Dr. Harvey. Harvey Tercen- 
tenary Memorial for Folke- 
stone, 

1 514 W. Spottiswoode, Esq., Presi- 
dent of the Royal Society; 
bust, bronze. 

1 55 1 The Viscountess Monck; me- 
dallion, silver. 

1882. 1560 Hermann Vezin, Esq.; bust, 

marble. 

16 11 H.R.H. Prince Leopold, Duke 
of Albany, K.G.; medal- 
lion. 

1669 — Blackett, Esq.; medallion, 
part of a monument 

1679 The Rt. Hon. W. E. Glad- 
stone, M.P. Small model 
for the statue for East Lon- 
don. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



291 



The Studio, 

Beaumont Road, 

West Kensington, 

1883. 1531 The pets; portrait group, mar- 

ble. 
1655 Portrait of a lady; medallion. 

1663 Mrs. Hickman; do. 

1664 H.S.H. Prince Herman de 

Salms-Braunfels; medallion, 
bronze. 
1669 The late Provost of Oriel Col- 
lie; medallion, bronze. 

1884. 1678 The late Lord Frederick Caven- 

dish. Model of the statue to 
be erected at Barrow-in-Fur- 
ness, 

1691 The Rt. Hon. W. E. Glad- 

stone, M.P.; bust marble. 

1692 Miss Mary Anderson; bust, 

terra-cotta. 

1695 The late Rev. W. A. Fitzhugh, 
Prebendary of Chichester 
and Rector of Streat; post- 
humous bust, marble. 

1751 Christopher Bushell, Esq.; re- 
duced from the head of the 
statue for Liverpool. 

1765 The Rev. Dr. Lloyd, F.R.S., 
late Provost of Trinity Col- 
lege, Dublin ; posthumous 
bust, marble. 

1852 The late Lord Frederick Caven- 
dish; medallion. 

1885. 1995 The Archbishop of Canterbury 

{Edward White Benson) \ 
bust. 

2002 Henry F. Gillig, Esq., of New 
York. 

2107 Frank Griffin, Esq.; medal- 
lion. 

1886. 1799 Percy Fitzgerald, Esq., M.A., 

F.S.A.; medallion, wax. 
1906 The late Sir William Siemens, 
F.R.S. ; medalHon, marble. 

1887. 1846 The Marquess of Salisbury, 

K.G.; bust. 

1888. 1921 The late Earl Cairns; bust, 

marble. 

1954 Miss Elspeth Campbell; me- 
dallion. 

1959 H. B. Fergusson, Esq. (of 
Dundee); head. 

2044 Professor Stokes, M.P., Presi- 
dent of the Royal Society; 
medallion. 

1889. 2082 General Sir Frederick Roberts, 

Bart., G.C.B., Commander- 
in chief in India; bust. 
2124 The late W. Bruce Joy, Esq., 
M.D.; medallion, marble. 



1889. 


2160 


1890. 


1951 




2024 


1892. 


1872 




1884 




1913 




I9I5 


1893. 


1663 



1677 

1680 
1711 

1789 
1792 

1895. 1628 

1652 

1897. 2044 

2066 

1899. 1935 
1940 



1900. 1963 



I90I. 1764 



— Fergusson, Esq., of Dun- 
dee; bust, marble. 

The late Ix)rd Farnborough 
{Sir T, Erskine May); bust. 

The Marquess of Salisbury, 
K.G.; bust, bronze. 

The late Lord Farnborough; 
bust, marble. 

The Marquess of Salisbury, 
K.G.; bust, bronze. 

The Ven. Archdeacon Hannah, 
late Vicar of Brighton ; bust, 
marble. 

H. C. Lane, Esq., J.P.; bust, 
marble. 

The Marquess of Salisbury, 
K.G.; bust, marble. Exe- 
cuted/or the Corporation of 
the City of London, 

The late Rt. Hon. John Bright, 
M.P.; statue. Model of the 
statue executed for Birming- 
ham, 

The Hon. W. Loudon Snow- 
den, Minister to Spain from 
the United States; bust. 

Sir Robert Montgomery; bust, 
marble. 

H. B. Fergusson, Esq.; bust, 
bronze. 

The Archbishop of Canterbury 
{Edward White Benson) ; 
bust, marble. 

The Hon. Chauncey Depew; 
bust, marble. 

J. M. Horsburgh, Esq.; me- 
dallion. 

do,y and 16, Impasse du 

Maine, Paris, 

The late Archbishop of Can- 
terbury {Benson)] bust, 
bronze. 

Frank Griffin, Esq. ; medallion. 
Studio, Beaumont Road, 

Miss Elspeth Campbell, aged 
II years; medallion, silver. 

The late Archbishop of Can- 
terbury. Modelof large medal- 
lion on Dr, Benson^ s memoricU 
in Rugby School chapel, 

do,, and Chase Lodge, 

Haslemere, 

Field-Marshal Lord Roberts of 
Kandahar, V.C., etc.; bust, 
bronze. 

44, Piccadilly, and 

Studio, West Kensington, 

T. Cyril Bruce Joy, son of 
G. W. Joy, Esq.; plaque, 
silver. 



292 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Joy, Albert Bruce, R.JI,A, — continued. 
Chase Lodge, Haslemere. 

1903. 1855 Major-General Sir Edward 

Hutton, K.C.M.G.J medal- 
lion, silver. 
1857 Mrs. Leake; medallion, silver. 

1904. 1825 Aubyn Trevor Battye, Esq. ; 

medallion, silver. 
1827 Sir George Gabriel Stokes, 
Bart., F.R.S.; medallion, 
silver. 

JOY, Miss Caroline Painter. 

10, Fitzroy Square, 
1845. 917 Portrait of a little girl. 

33, Fitzroy Square, 
1855. 770 Portrait. 



^ 



JOY, George William Painter. 

16, Pembridge Gardens. 

629 Domenica. 

1078 The allies at fault. 

7 a, Strathmore Gardens. 

446 Miss Margery May. 

16, Pembridge Gardens. 

1015 Herr Otto Peiniger. 

959 Laodamia. "With sacrifice, 
before the rising morn, etc." 

141 Portrait of a young lady. 

469 do. lady. 

298 Joan of Arc. {French quota- 
tion.) 

564 Millie, daughter of the Rev. F. 
Hichens. 

703 Geo. Yeoman Heath, Esq., M. D, 

781 Palm Sunday: waiting for the 
Lord. 

751 Thirty years before Trafalgar: 
young Nelson and his grand- 
mother. " England expects 
every man to do his duty." 
70 Portrait of a lady. 

180 Ella, youngest daughter of the 
Rev. Alf. Edersheim, D.D. 

356 The champion of the tourna- 
ment 

631 The parting shot 

378 The Rev. Alfred Edersheim, 

D.D. 
1066 H.R.H. The Princess Alice of 
Albany. Exhibited by com- 
mamdof H.2d. the Queen, 

38$ Reverie, 

438 The Danaids. 

741 A quiet nap. 

577 Albert Bruce Joy, Esq. 

731 The sister kingdoms. ** United 
we stand, di\*ided we fall " 

791 Wellington at Angers, Jiis first 
encomitcar wilh ~ 



1872. 



1875. 

1877. 
1878. 

1879. 

1881. 

1882. 



1883. 



1884. 



1885. 
1886. 



1887. 
1888. 

1889. 




Red Lodge y 

Palace Courts Bayswater. 

1 89 1. 281 Flora Macdonald's farewell to 

Prince Charlie. "Will ye 
no come back again? " 

1892. 105 "The King's drum shall never 

be beaten for rebels," 1 798. 
966 The first Union Jack. 

1893. 248 Truth. 

A little child, having lowered 
her bucket into an old and dis- 
used welly was surprised to see, 
therein standing, the very goddess 
of Truth herself; who, having 
shown her her face in a glass, and 
filled her bucket with sweet water 
from her well — straightway van- 
ished. 

1894. 2 Guardian Elves. 

934 The death of General Gordon, 
Khartoum, 26th January, 
1885. 

Now mark this, if the Ex- 
peditionary Force— and I ask for 
no more than 200 men — does not 
come in ten days, the town may 
fall; and I have done my best 
for the honour of our country. 
Good bye.— C. G. Gordon^ 14/Jk 
December, 1884. 

1895. 524 The Bayswater 'bus. 

594 Joan of Arc. " Joan of Arc — a 
light of ancient France, etc." 
— Tennyson. 

1897. 704 Patience. 

1898. 223 Christ and the little child. — 

St Luke, ix, 47, etc 

1899. 343 "A merchantman seeking 

goodly pearls." 
373 Mary of Bethany. "She hath 
done what she could, etc" 
—St. Mark, xiv, 8. 

1900. 403 "Better is a dinner of herbs 

where love is, etc." — Prov., 
XV, 17. 

1 90 1. 93 Britannia. 

1902. 394 The King's daughter. — Psalms, 

xlv, 13-14. 

1903. 61 Griselda. "Flower of wifely 

patience," "My lord, ye 
wote that in my father's 
place, etc" — Chaucer. 

1904. 641 The sword — a twice fought 

battle. 

JOY,Jcsscy Painter. 

4 1 , How land Street. 
1843. 648 Inter>iew between Lucia and 

the Cardinal de Medici 

Vide the Pope and the Actor ^ 
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JOY, Jessie Painter. 

Maison Dieu, 

Richmond^ Yorkshire, 
1854. 728 Smalldale from Applegarth, 

Yorkshire. 
1857. 978 Pass in the Highlands near 

Dalwhinnie. 
1859. 704 Brimham rocks. 



JOY, Miss M. E Painter. 

32, St Georges Square, 

1866. S90 Long I looked out for the lad 

she bore. "On the open 

desolate sea, eXc,''—Jean 

Ingeloiv, 



JOY, Thomas Musgrove Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1 83 1. 50 The young poacher. 

1833. 668 Zuleika. — Vide Lord Byron's 

Bride of Abydos, " And o'er 
her silken ottoman, etc." 

60, Frith Street, 

1834. 314 The tender thoughts. 

1835. 355 Scene from the "Barber of 

Seville." —Doctor Bartolo 
and Rosina^ etc, 
716 Miss Imrie. 

1837. 35 Golden hours. 

4, Russell Place, 

1838. 555 Lord Panmure. 

682 A scene in Glen Esk; Forfar- 
shire, after a good day's 
sport. Portraits of a Noble- 
man and friends. On the 
table is the celebrated bowl, 
once the property of Robert 
Burns. "Ye whom social 
pleasure charms, etc." — 
Bums, 

1839. 415 Portrait of Lady Emma 

Erskine Wemyss and son 
with a favourite pony, 
Wemyss Castle in the 
distance. 

1840. 103 Mrs. W. Bertram Evans. 

21 (Octagon Room.) The Car- 
dinals Wolsey and Campeius 
endeavouring to reconcile 
the mind of Queen Catherine 
to her divorce. " Wolsey, 
Madam, you wander from 
the good we aim at, etc." — 
Henry VIII, 

1 84 1. 77 Portrait of a lady. 

152 Response to the first serenade. 

263 The wreck of the Forfarshire 

steamer in 1838, from 



sketches and portraits taken 
on the spot. 

On the approach of Darling and 
his heroic daughter to the rock, 
they found the unfortunate suff- 
erers in a state bordering on mad- 
ness; in consequence of which 
they were compelled to back 
water and lay ofi, for it was found 
impossible by remonstrance to 
prevent them from attempting to 
leap into the boat, which would 
have been certain destruction to 
the whole. 

The man pointing is the car- 
penter, who is endeavouring to 
arouse and persuade the woman 
to leave her children, death having 
relieved them of their sufferings. 
She then with four of the most 
exhausted was first taken from 
the rock, Darling having promised 
to return for the other nine. 

1842. I Portraits ofthe Hon. the Misses 
Wynn and Master Wyim, 
children of Lord and Lady 
Newborough. 
538 Scene from the Bourgeois 
Gentilhomme, etc. 

1S43. ^3 ^^* ^^e* 

200 Madame Eliza Forgeot. 
641 Scene from Woodstock. 

At this moment the apartment 
opened, and a gentlewoman en- 
tered, who from her resemblance 
to the General, although her 
features were soft and feminine, 
might be immediately recognized 
as his daughter. She walked up 
to Cromwell, gently but firmly 
passed her arm through his, and 
said to him, ''Father, this is not 
well — you have promised me this 
should not happen." 

1844. 77 The Hon Spencer Lyttelton. 
350 Mrs. Yates and son. 

438 Scene from Le Bourgeois 
Gentilhomme — Monsieur 
Jourdain, le Maltre Tailleur, 
les Gar9ons Tailleurs, etc., 
etc. 

613 The Hon. Mrs. Ramsay of 
Bamlow. 

1845. 4« Master C. R. Ramsey, only 

child of the Hon. Mrs. and 
W. R. Ramsey, Esq., M.P. 

326 William Forbes, Esq., M.P. 
Presentation portrait, 

492 Christ going to the tomb of 
Lazarus. " Then when Mary 
was come where Jesus was, 
etc." — ^John xi, 32. 

592 Mrs. Arthur Shirley. 

1846. 61 Margherita Favante. 



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Joy, Thomas Musgrovc — continued, 

1846. 65 Sir Hugh Dairy mple, 71st 

Regiment. 
344 Mrs. Joshua Lescher and son, 

of Byles. 
5 a 1 Commodore Sir Charles Napier, 

K.C.B., M.P. 
1041 Mrs. Gage. 

1847. 45 Major Shirley, 7th Hussars. 
85 Mrs. Arthur Shirley. 

1 6a Miss Beauclerk. 

492 Portraits of the children of 
John Nesbit Murray, Esq., 
of Philiphaugh, Selkirkshire, 
N.B. 

1 2, Shane Street, 

1848. 34a Miss Catherine Louisa, young- 

est daughter of William 
Forbes, Esq., M.P. of Cal- 
landar. 

1849. h6 Miss Julianna Somerset. 

1K3 Mrs. Fraser Grove with a 
favorite dog. 

1850. 118 Mrs. Wadham Locke. 

409 "Suspended between these 
fears, and his own most 
ardent desires, Cromwell 
protracted the time, and 
seemed still to approve the 
reasonings of the Commit- 
tee ; in hopes by artifice he 
might be able to reconcile 
the refractory minds of the 
soldiers to his new dignity 
. . . and upon the whole, 
Cromwell, after the agony 
and perplexity of long doubt, 
was obliged to refuse that 
crown which the representa- 
tives of the nation in the 
mast solemn manner had 
tcndertxi to him." 

185 1. 18 The Hon. Mrs. Rashloigh. 

618 Captain Murray of Philips- 
haugh, N.B. 

1853. 416 The Duke of Nortolk, Earl 

Marshal, I-ord Steward, etc. 
1241 A medical consultation. ** Doc- 
tors differ.** 

1854. 38- Vice- Admiral Sir Charles 

Napier, K.C.B., commander 
of the Baltic Fleet. 
5-0 Children of Thomas Todd 
Walton, Est.]., Junr., of 
Clifton. 

1856. 562 Miss Tabor of EarKs Hall, 

Essex. 
550 Miss Bell. 

1857. 5*0 The love test: a German 

legend. 



1857. 9*3 The Vicar of Wakefield's 
family going to church. 

32, St, Georges Square. 

1858. 398 A wandering thought 
565 Mrs. Farrell Watson and her 

son. 
919 An incident in the life of 
Charles II at the Hague. 

This afternoon Mr. Edward 
Pickering told me in what poor 
condition for clothes and money 
the King was, and all his attend- 
ants, when he came to him 
first from my lord, their clothes 
not being worth forty shilliogs, 
the best of them ; and how over- 
joyed the King was when Sir J. 
Grenville brought him some 
money — so jojrful that he called 
the Princess Rojral (Mary, daugh- 
ter of Charles I) and the Duke of 
York to look upon it, as it lay in 
the portmanteau before it was 
taken out. — Pepys. 

1859. 272 Mrs. Colvin of Pishobery Park, 
Harlow, Herts, and her 
children. 

394 " Le chapeau noir." 
i860. 107 "Shine out then, tenderly be- 
witching elf, etc." 
no The moss rose. 
44$ Portrait of a lady. 

1861. 275 lillies. '* Quiet in Heaven 
where ye fain would be, 
etc" 

; 369 Mr. and Mrs. Rawson Reid 

I and child. 

1862. 3:6 Voil^ le plaisir. 
454 Lost and found. 

1863. '47 Miss Lavinia Mary De Fon- 

blanque. 
243 La Belle Th^rese. 
684 Pra>-er— "Thy will be done." 

1864. 196 The dropped stitch. 

JOY, William Painter. 

Great Yarmouth^ 

1S24. 325 A gale of wind breaking up. 

1832. 106- Forcing a boat from a flat 

beach in a heavy gale, by 

the plan brought into use 

^ by Captain Manby, for 

affording assistance to ships 

in distress at a distance 

from land with fiacility and 

certainly. 

JOYCE, Miss Annie G Painter. 

U'orcts^rskire, 
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JOYCE, Miss Mary Painter. 

2, Evesham Villas^ Norwood. 

1882. 907 Little Goldlocks. 

1883. 963 Maude. 

1884. 1096 Bulrushes. 

JOYNER, J Painter. 

3, Oxford Street^ 

North Stepney, 
1 83 1. 102 View on the banks of the 
Avon — moonlight 

JOYNER, M Painter. 

34, Oxford Street^ Stepney, 
1837. 63 Moonlight. 
176 Morning. 

JUDD, John Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

Chelmsford, 
^nS' 376 A landscape. 

1777. 407 do. 

1778. 385 do. 

1 779- 395 A View of the Camp at Warley 
Common, taken from the 
quarter guard of the 25th 
regiment. 

^793- 338 A gentleman. {Mr, Beding- 
field,) 
{This is put to Mr, Jud in the index 

but in the catalogue is by Jewel,) 

JUDGE, George Architect. 

24, Princes Street. 

1831. 1 01 2 Lamb's chapel and alms- 

houses, Monkwell Street. 

26, Ely Place, 

1832. 561 The house of Pansa, Pompeii. 

JUDKIN, Rev. Thomas James. 

Painter. 
(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
125 {Landscape J probably by this 
amateur. See T, y., vol, /, 
page 41.) 
1823. 241 A Flemish coast scene. 

274 Coast scene near Broadstairs. 
14S A lane scene, Southgate. 
21 Brook scene, Southgate; paint- 
ed on the spot. 
409 Boy with puppets. 
12 Bet stile, Southgate. Wood 
stocking; a study on the 
spot. 
62 A lane scene, Southgate; 

painted on the spot. 
236 Brook scene, Southgate; paint- 
ed on the spot. 



1822. 



1824. 
1825. 



1826. 



1827. 257 Lane scene, Southgate; painted 

from nature. "A rustic 
bridge bestrode the village 
brook, etc." 

1828. 279 An overshot mill near Torquay, 

Devon. 

1829. 449 Sylvan festivities. "A wild 

and chosen place where 
nymphs and dryads did 
resort, etc" 

1830. 406 A Country Lane. 

1 83 1. 84 Scene near Hastings. "And 

one lone redbreast in that 
sheltered spot made the 
place vocal." 

1832. 388 Cottages at Selborn, at which 

village flourished the cele- 
brated naturalist the Rev. 
Gilbert White. 

1834. 103 Brook scene, Southgate. 

1835. 937 An unfrequented spot {See 

vol, /, page 41, under 
T.J.J.) 

1836. 409 A mill brook m Yorkshire. 
1838. 991 A Village scene in Kent. 
1842. 540 On the Fleet; painted out of 

doors. "A noted river 
sunken to a brook." 

1845. 152 Halstead meadows. 

1848. 294 Gateway, Reading; painted on 
the spot. 

JUDLIN, Alexis... Miniature Painter. 
James Street^ Covent Garden, 

1773. 160 Venus and Cupid. 
1 61 A portrait. 

1774. 140 A girl with a basket of flowers; 

miniature. 
141 A Grecian lady; miniature. 

Warwick St,, Golden Square, 

1775. 166 Portraitof a lady; a miniature. 

Greek Street, 
corner of Queen Street, Soho, 

1776. 153 A fancy piece representing 

innocence. 
154 Portrait of a gentleman. 

JUKES, J Miniature Painter. 

1791. 292 Portrait of a lady. {Lady E. 

Lambert,) 

120, Strand, 

1792. 246 Portrait of a lady. {Miss Wil- 

liams,) 
283 Portrait of a gentleman. 
1793- 45' A frame with three portraits. 
{Mrs, Clarke, Mr, P, Tho- 
mas, the artist,) 
1794' 550 Portrait of a gentleman. 

3, Tavistock Pow, 
1797* 5^3 Portrait of a gentleman. 



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Jukes, J. — continued, 

1797. 852 Portrait of a lady. 

861 do. gentleman. 

874 do. do. 

1798. 769 Miss Green. 
805 Mr. A. Jukes. 
817 Capt. Munday. 
834 Mr. J. Dukes. 
897 Mr. T. Jones. 
899 Mr. Bateman. 
904 Mrs. Moseley. 

1799. 701 Mr Jukes of Bombay. 

1800. 855* Portrait of a gentleman. 
872 E. L. Bigger, Esq. 

1802. 650 L. G. Otto, minister plenipo- 
tentiary from the French 
Republic. 

JULIAN, G Architect. 

G.Juliany %z Baker Si reet 

1820. 883 Church in St. Luke's, Chelsea. 

1 82 1. 1 00 1 Louth Church, Lincolnshire* 

G. H, Julian^ J^eg^nf Street. 
1823. 628 View of Kirkstall abbey, near 
Leeds, Yorkshire. 
852 Design for the new London 
Bridge. 

JULIAN, R Painter. 

Castie Street^ Exeter, 
1834. 991 View in Exeter. 

JULYAN, Miss Mary E Painter. 

20, Gerrard Street. 

1863. 663 The prisoner. 

2, Annesley Terracey Dublin, 

1864. 190 Fruit. 



JUNCK, Ferdinand Sculptor. 

2, Henry Place^ Chelsea, 
1206 The late Sir Henry Havelock, 
Bart. 
46, Felham Street^ Brompton, 
1 3 19 Bust of a lady. 
1129 Study of a head; marble. 
1156 Cordelia; marble bust. 
1059 Little crossing sweeper; marble. 
1 07 1 Cesar Junck. 

7, Turlington Place, 

Edgtivare Road, 
1025 Rev. W. Legge. 
1019 Hon. Mrs. Spalding. 
938 The youngphilosopher; marble. 
1031 Jesus Christ; marble, 

1870. 1089 The Magdalene; marble. 
1203 The sense of taste; marble. 

343, Eif^eware Road. 

1871. 1316 Hermione; marble. 
187a. 1488 The first lesson in riding. 



1858. 



1859. 
1861. 
1863. 
1865. 



1866. 
1867. 
1868. 



32, Grave Road^ 

St John's Wood. 

1875. 1306 The twin naturalists; twin 

children of R. Loder, Esq., 
of Whitilebury, Northamp- 
ton shiie. 

1876. 1434 Thrift, marble* 

1877. 1507 Relajcadon; marble. 

1879. 1505 Budding dignity; statue, mar- 

ble. 

1880. 1634 Britannia's hope; statuette, 

marble. 

27, North Bank, N IV. 

1881. 1443 Spring of life; statuette, mar- 

ble. 

1882. 1638 Helena; bust, marble. 

1883. 1645 On the sea shore; statuette, 

marble. 

1884. 1 81 3 A butterfly; bust, marble. 

1885. 2032 The pet bird; marble. 

1888. 2061 The polar spirit; group. 

1889. 21 14 On the sea beach; statueUe, 

marble. 
1898. 1826 Maidenhood; bust, marble. 

JUNCK, Oscar Alexander... Sculptor. 

27, North Bank, 

St.Johtes Wood. 
1882. 1623 Jacob wrestling with the Angel. 
Grosvenor Lodge, 

Bolton Road, N.W. 
1885. 1981 Overwhelmed. "O Thou Eter- 
nal One! now let me die." 

JUNES, C Architect. 

1847. 1174 Interior, St. Peter's Chiu-ch, 
Comhill. 

JUNGMAN, N. W Painter. 

205, Carlton Mews Studio, 

N.W. 
1897. 136 Cloister in Westminster Abbey. 

JUPP, George H Painter. 

Ill, Portsdown Road, 

Maida Vale. 
1895- "358 The minnow catcher. 

Myrtle Cottage, Maidenhead. 

1896. 224 Lights of home. " Tis sweet 

to know, etc." — Byron. 
586 The night watch. 
773 The Pet squirrel 
1 548 A prayer for those at sea. 
Fern Villa, Cox Green, 

Maidenhead. 

1897. '688 "The plot thickens." 

1898. 889 The minnow catcher. 

1899. 840 "When evening shades in 

silence meet." 

1 900. 28 1 The story of the wreck. 



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JUPP, Richard, Junr Architect. 

King's Row^ Bedford Place, 
1778. 410 Principal front of the Villa in 

the gardens at Pain's Hill. 
1798. 923 Design for the new front of the 
East India House. 
924 Design for the tympanum of 
the pediment of the front of 
the East India House. 



JUPP, William, Junr Architect. 

20, New Ormond Street, 

1794. 643 Design for a country residence. 

1795. 682 do. do. mansion. 
697 do. church. 

1796. 740 do. shooting lodge. 

1797. II 18 do. villa. 

1800. 958 The India House. 

46, Hatton Garden, 

1 80 1. 973 Design for a theatre. 

1803. 876 do. room at the Star 

and Garter, Richmond Hill. 

1804. 924 Design for a public building. 



JURINE, A Painter. 

Geneva, 
1825. 773 Joseph Marie Coutet — guide at 
Chamouni. 



JURY, Julius Painter. 

41, London Street, 
i860. 129 " Sleep on and dream of heaven 
awhile, etc." — Rogers. 



JUSTYNE, P. William Painter. 

1 7, Lower Islington Terrace, 
1838. 108 1 Scene on the Alps by moon- 
light. 



JUTSUM, Henry Painter. 

9, Princess Street, 

Cavendish Square, 

1836. 825 Exeter from the river— even- 

ing. 

1837. 116 Dawlish beach, Devon. 

1838. 189 Coast scene — noon, Shankling. 
413 Sketch of a lady in a fancy 

costume. 

1839. 151 On the Isle of Wight coast — 

mid-day. 
176 Sketch of a lady in oriental 

costume. 
486 A Deserted mill in South Wales 

— sunset. 

1840. 78 The Thames near Henley. 

IV. 



1 84 1. 227 The lane to the ruins of Kenil- 

worth, Warwickshire. 
1165 A forest scene. 

1842. 348 Landscape. " Meantime un- 

numbered glittering stream- 
lets played, etc." 
635 The gipsy haunt. 

1843. 470 Tintern Abbey — evening. 

568 An English green lane near 
Kenilworth, Warwickshire. 

1844. 353 Landscape. "The bare, bleak 

mountain, speckled thin with 
sheep, etc." 
963 Landscape. "And river now 
with bushy rocks o*erbrowed, 
etc." 

1845. 319 The deer park at Bolton Abbey, 

Yorkshire. 
518 A Yorkshire Village. 

1846. 137 The pleasaunce in the olden 

time. " The stately homes . 

of England, etc." — Mrs, 

Hetnans, 
421 The garden walk. 
1240 The gypsy encampment. 

"'Neath the floating shade 

of leafy boughs, etc." 

1847. IIS Returning from the chase. 
499 Going out to the chase. 
529 A woodland scene. 

1 74, Edgeware Road, 

1848. 75 The terrace. 

658 An Autumn evening — gleaners 

returning. 
752 A trout stream. 

1849. 44 A mountain stream. 
1051 A Vale in Kent 
1066 Going to the Warren. 

1850. 83 Rydal Water, Westmorland. 
171 Autumn — timber clearing. 

544 Wood gleaners crossing a 

brook. 
1243 The Thames near Pangbourne. 

1 85 1. 80 do. do. Medmenham. 
126 The Devonshire Coast. 

465 Devonshire scenery. 
537 A mountain stream. 

1852. 3» The stream at Ivy Bridge, 

Devonshire. 
150 The Thames at Bray. 
458 Clovelly, North Devon. 

1853. 68 The Mill stream. 
187 Upon the Brae-side. 

1057 Coldingham, on the Berwick- 
shire Coast. 

1854. 83 A Highland valley — evening. 
257 Summer time. 

1855. 121 Flitting shadows. 

1396 An Avenue in Hatfield Park. 

1856. 9S Shade. 

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Joseph 

1830. 



1239 



1263 



1832. 



1 169 



1184 



\ 



Samuel, R,S,A,^continu€d, 
[222 Bust, in marble, of the late 
infant son of the Hon. Lord 
Elcho. 
Bust, in marble, of Lieut.- 
General Sir Herbert Taylor, 
Adjutant-(Jeneral of His 
Majesty's Forces. 
Bust, in marble, of Miss 
Margaret Alison, daughter of 
the Rev. Archibald Alison. 
1265 Bust, in marble, of his Most 
Gracious Majesty George 
the Fourth, executed by 
command of His Majesty. 
1 83 1. 1199 Bust, in marble, of Davies 
Gilbert, Esq., M.P., Late 
President of the Royal 
Society. 
38, Upper Charlotte Street. 
1145 Bust of the late James Laing, 
Esq. 
Marble bust of the late Dr. 
Bell, founder of the Madras 
system of Education. 
Bust of the Rev. Dr. Baird, 
Principal of the University 
of Edinburgh. 
1833. 1172 Marble bust of Sir John 
Poulett Orde, Bart. 
1202 Marble bust of Mrs. Trotter of 

Ballindean. 
1 205 Marble bust of Lord Brougham, 
Chancellor of Great Britain. 
Marble bust of the late William 

Wilberforce, Esq. 
Bust, in marble, of His 
Majesty William the Fourth. 
1 120 Bust, in marble, of a gentleman. 
1135 do. do. a lady. 

1217 do. do. Sam Cart- 

wright, Esq. 
Bust, in marble, of the late Sir 
William Franklin, K.C.H., 
M.D., F.R.S., and member 
of the Army Medical Board ; 
being part of a monument 
to be erected to his memory 
at Chatham Cathedral. 
Posthumous bust of the late 
Lady De Lisle and Dudley. 
31, Northumberland Street. 
1100 Statue, in marble, of the late 
William Wilberforce, Esq., 
to be erected in Westminster 
Abbey. 
Bust, in marble, of Lieutenant- 
Colonel Gurwood. 
Bust, in marble, of Captain 
Basil Hall, R.N. 



1834. 

1835. 
1836. 

1837. 



1072 



1052 



1219 



1838 
1840 



i378 



1181 



1 184 



41, Upper Oiarlotte Street. 
1 84 1. 1337 Bust, in marble, of Henry 
Harvey, Esq., of Hill House, 
Streatham. 
1 84 2 . 1 3 1 8 Bust, in marble, of the late Rev. 
Archibald Alison, author of 
the " Essays on Taste." 
1319 Bust, in marble, of the late J. 
Gray, Esq., of Camtyne, N.B. 
1325 Bust, in marble, of Mrs. Burge. 
1375 Marble bust of a gentleman. 

1843. 1448 Bust, in marble, of Joseph 

Wilson, Esq., of Highbury. 
i5>5 Bust, in marble, of the late Sir 
David Wilkie, R.A. 

1844. 1146 Design made for the pediment 

of the new Royal Exchange 
at the request of theGresham 
Committee. 

1273 Statue, in marble, of the late 
Hon. Elizabeth Harriet, 
daughter of Edward Gran- 
ville,Lord Elliot, M.P., P.O., 
Chief Secretary to the Lord 
Lieutenant and Keeper of 
the Privy Seal in Ireland. 

1318 Bust, in marble, of General the 
Hon. Sir G. Lowry Cole, 
G.C.B., presented to I^dy 
Cole by the officers of his 
staff, etc. 

1353 Bust, in marble, of the late 
General Sir George Town- 
shend Walker, Bart., G.C.B., 
R.T.S., Governor of the 
Royal Hospital, Chelsea. 

1385 Bust, in marble, of the late Earl 
of Shannon, Knight of the 
order of St. Patrick, and 
Lord Lieutenant of the 
County of Cork. 

1398 Bust, in marble, of the late Sir 
Francis Burdett, Bart, M.P. 
1846. 1498 A bust, in marble, of W. 
Strickland Cookson, Esq. 

JOSEY, John William Engraver. 

31, Coningham Road. 

1891. 1722 Waldmann. After Sir E Land- 

seer, R.A. 
40, Godolphin Road, 

Shepherd's Bush. 

1892. 1604 Brechin. After Sir E. Land- 

seer, R.A. 

JOSEY, Richard Engraver. 

Montague Villa^ 

Askew Road, Acton. 
1876. 1121 Little Miss Primrose. After 
J. Archer, R.S.A. 



KACHLER, H Sculptor. 

15, Greek Street, 

1837. 1233 Bust of the artist. 

1239 do- Mademoiselle de 
Schultze. 

45, Leicester Square, 

1838. 1272 Group of portraits of two 

children with a dog. 
1278 A nymph. 

54, Poland Street, 

1839. 1381 Bust of Miss Elphinstone. 

1842. 1370 Bust, in marble, of James 

Sheridan Knowles. 

1843. I SOI Statue of a boy; part of a 

group. 

85, Norton Street. 

1844. 1285 "The mother's face is turned 

upon her girl, etc."— ^^ S 
Knowles, 

KACHLER, T. T Painter. 

29, Little Queen Street^ 

Lincoln^ s Inn Fields, 
1775. 167 Portrait of a gentleman. 

KALCKREUTH, Stanislaus, Count 

of Painter. 

Wietnar, 
1869. 121 The Castle of the Holy Graal, 
supposed to be an enchanted 
castle in the Pyrenees. 

KAPPARDAKI, S Painter. 

36, Ladbrook Grove, 
1887. 1509 His Excellency J. Gennadius, 
Greek Minister. 

KARSLAKE and FORRESTER. 

Architects. 
35, Old Queen St,^ Westminster. 
1902. 1484 Clare House, Beckenham, 
Kent. 

KARUTH, Miss E. 

Miniature Painter. 
29, Never n Mansion^ 

EarPs Court, 
1901. 1366 Miss Florence Eleanor Chaplin. 
1904. 1280 With Alice in Wonderland. 

KATES, A. H Painter. 

6, Gloucester Grove^ 

Old Brompton. 
1849. 1029 View in Westminster Abbey. 



KAUPPMAN, Miss Anna Angelica 
Catherina,^.^. (afterwards Madame 

Zucchi) Painter. 

(Elected R. A. in 1768.) 

Golden Square, 

1769. 61 The interview of Hector and 

Andromache. 

62 Achilles discovered by Ulysses 

amongst the attendants of 
Deidamia. 

63 Venus showing i€neas and 

Achates the way to Carthage. 

64 Penelope taking down the bow 

of Ulysses for the trial of her 
wooers. 

1770. ii6 Vortigem, King of Britain 

enamoured with Rowena, at 
the banquet of Hengist, the 
Saxon general. 

117 Hector upbraiding Paris for his 

retreat from battle. 

118 Cleopatra adorning the tomb of 

Mark Anthony. 

119 Sam ma the Demoniac weeping 

over the ashes of his youngest 
son Benoni, whom he had 
killed in his frenzy, and St. 
John with the other son, 
lamenting his distress. 

1 77 1. 113 The interview of King Edgar 

with Elfrida, after her 
marriage with Athelwold. 

114 Acontio and Adippe, taken 

from Ovid, Epist. 19. 

115 The return of Telemachus. — 

Odyssey, Book 17. 

1772. 127 Rinaldo and Armida. — Tasso, 

Canto 17. 

128 Andromacheand Hecuba weep- 

ing over the ashes of Hector. 

129 A portrait of a lady in the 

Italian dress; whole length. 

130 La Pensierosa; a small whole- 

length. 

131 A portrait of a bishop; half- 

length. {Dr, Robinson^ 
Primate of Ireland,) 
i773« *^3 Telemachus at the Court of 
Sparta, discovered by his 
grief on the mention of his 
father's sufferings. — Odys- 
sey, B. 4. 
164 Trenmor and Imbaca, the mo- 
ment of her discovery to 
Trenmor, taken from Ossian. 



290 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Joy,|Albcrt Bruce, R,H,A. — continued. 

1872. 1479 A. P. Graves, Esq.; medallion, 

wax. 
14S7 Mrs. Scott Siddons; medallion, ; 

wax. I 

H9S Joaquin Miller, Esq., author 1878. 1461 

of "Songs of the Sierras"; i 

medallion. ! 

1873. 141 1 The Rev. W. Clayton Greene, 

M.A. 1466 

1473 The Rev. Dr. Lloyd, the Pro- 
vost of Trinity College, 
Dublin. 

1477 Miss Barton. 1477 

1479 A Roman boy; marble bust. 1544 

1488 Professor G. G. Stokes, M.A., 
F.R.S. 

149* H.I.M. Napoleon III. 1546 

1583 Professor J. C. Adams, M.A., 
F.R.S. 

1874. 1457 The Rev. W. Clayton Greene, 1879. 1508 

M.A. 

1595 Professor Max Miiller. 

1596 Rev. Dr. Hawkins, Provost of 1519 

Oriel College. 

161 5 Mrs. Bonamy Price. 1880. 1527 

1616 Viscountess Monck. 
i6i8 Portrait of a young lady. 
1620 do. lady. 1580 

1875. 1262 William Bryant, Esq., late of 

Surbiton, Surrey (posthu- 
mous bust). 

1279 Medallion of a young lady. 1^42 

1299 Forsaken. "O Jesu, mein 
Heiland, was hab' ich ge- 
than!" 

1332 The fairy tale ; terra-cotta. i88i. 1440 

1387 The little visitor; do. 146 

1396 H.I.M. Napoleon III (post- 1464 

humous bust); terra-cotta. 

1398 Mrs. Lawrence R. Baily. 

1399 Richard Battye, Esq. (post- 1474 

humous bust). 

1876. 1355 Portrait of a gentleman; marble 

bust 1 5 14 

1365 Portrait of a lady; medallion. 

1366 R. W. Raper, Esq.; medal- 

lion. 155 

1382 Rev. Dr. Romney Robinson, 

F.R.S. ; medallion. 1882. 1560 

1387 Sir Humphrey Davy; medal- 
lion. Executed for the Royal 161 1 
Society. 

1877. 1463 The first flight. "What does 

little birdie say? etc." — 1669 

Tennyson. 
1475 Professor Max Miiller; terra- 1679 

cotta. 

1878. 1447 The late Rev. Wm. Selwyn, 

D.D., Lady Margaret Pro- 



fessor of Divinity at Cam- 
bridge and Canon of Ely; 
bust, marble. To be placed 
in the new Divinity Schools 
at Cambridge. 

The late John Laird, M.P. 
Model of bronze statue erected 
in Hamilton Square, Birken- 
head. 

The late Robert Graves, M.D., 
F.R.S. Model of marble 
statue erected in the College 
of PhysicianSy Dublin. 

The first flight; bronze, etc. 

The Rev. Joseph H. Hamilton, 
M.A., Canon of Rochester; 
medallion. 

The late Professor Maiden. 
Executed for the University 
CollegCy London^ etc. 

Mark Firth, Esq. Testimonial 
Busty to be placed in the New 
University of Sheffield. 

John Stone, solicitor, Bath; 
bust, marble. 

The late — Pratt, Esq. Model 
for a medallion placed in 
Harrow School chapel. 

The late Chief Justice White- 
side; statue, marble. To be 
erected in St. Patricks Cathe- 
dral, Dublin. 

W. Spottiswoode, Esq., P.R.S.; 
bust. 

8, The Avenue Road, 

Fulham Road. . 

Hermann Vezin, Esq. 

H.R.H. Prince Leopold, K.G. 

Dr. Longstaff*, executed for the 
Chemical Society; medal- 
lion, bronze. 

Dr. Harvey. Harvey Tercen- 
tenary Memorial for Folke- 
stone. 

W. Spottiswoode, Esq., Presi- 
dent of the Royal Society; 
bust, bronze. 

The Viscountess Monck; me- 
dallion, silver. 

Hermann Vezin, Esq.; bust, 
marble. 

H.R.H. Prince Leopold, Duke 
of Albany, K.G.; medal- 
lion. 

— Blackett, Esq.; medallion, 
part of a monument. 

The Rt. Hon. W. E. Glad- 
stone, M.P. Small model 
for the statue for East Lon- 
don. 



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291 



TTie Studio, 

Beaumont Road, 

West Kensington, 

1883. 1531 The pets; portrait group, mar- 

ble. 
1655 Portrait of a lady; medallion. 

1663 Mrs. Hickman; do. 

1664 H.S.H. Prince Herman de 

Salms-Braunfels; medallion, 
bronze. 
1669 The late Provost of Oriel Col- 
lie; medallion, bronze. 

1884. 1678 The late Lord Frederick Caven- 

dish. Model of the statue to 
be erected at Barrow-in-Fur- 
ness. 

1691 The Rt. Hon. W. E. Glad- 
stone, M.P.; bust marble. 

1691 Miss Mary Anderson; bust, 
terra-cotta. 

1695 The late Rev. W. A. Fitzhugh, 
Prebendary of Chichester 
and Rector of Streat; post- 
humous bust, marble. 

1751 Christopher Bushell, Esq.; re- 
duced from the head of the 
statue for Liverpool. 

1765 The Rev. Dr. Lloyd, F.R.S., 
late Provost of Trinity Col- 
lege, Dublin; posthumous 
bust, marble. 

1852 The late Lord Frederick Caven- 
dish; medallion. 

1885. 1995 The Archbishop of Canterbury 

(Edward White Benson) ', 
bust. 

2002 Henry F. Gillig, Esq., of New 
York. 

2107 Frank Griffin, Esq.; medal- 
lion. 

1886. 1799 Percy Fitzgerald, Esq., M.A., 

F.S.A.; medallion, wax. 
1906 The late Sir William Siemens, 
F.R.S. ; medalHon, marble. 

1887. 1846 The Marquess of Salisbury, 

K.G.; bust. 

1888. 1921 The late Earl Cairns; bust, 

marble. 

1954 Miss Elspeth Campbell; me- 
dallion. 

1959 H. B. Fergusson, Esq. (of 
Dundee); head. 

2044 Professor Stokes, M.P., Presi- 
dent of the Royal Society; 
medallion. 

1889. 2082 General Sir Frederick Roberts, 

Bart., G.C.B., Commander- 
in chief in India; bust. 
2124 The late W. Bruce Joy, Esq., 
M.D.; medallion, marble. 



1889. 


2160 


1890. 


I95I 




2024 


1892. 


1872 




1884 




1913 




1915 


1893. 


1663 



1677 

1680 

I7II 
1789 
1792 

1895. 1628 

1652 

1897. 2044 

2066 

1899. 1935 
1940 



1900. 1963 



I90I. 1764 



— Fergusson, Esq., of Dun- 
dee; bust, marble. 

The late Ix)rd Farnborough 
{Sir T, Erskine May); bust. 

The Marquess of Salisbury, 
K.G.; bust, bronze. 

The late Lord Farnborough; 
bust, marble. 

The Marquess of Salisbury, 
K.G.; bust, bronze. 

The Ven. Archdeacon Hannah, 
late Vicar of Brighton ; bust, 
marble. 

H. C. Lane, Esq., J.P.; bust, 
marble. 

The Marquess of Salisbury, 
K.G.; bust, marble. Exe- 
cuted for the Corporation of 
the City of London. 

The late Rt. Hon. John Bright, 
M.P.; statue. Model of the 
statue executed for Birming- 
ham, 

The Hon. W. Loudon Snow- 
den, Minister to Spain from 
the United States; bust. 

Sir Robert Montgomery; bust, 
marble. 

H. B. Fergusson, Esq.; bust, 
bronze. 

The Archbishop of Canterbury 
{Edward White Benson) ; 
bust, marble. 

The Hon. Chauncey Depew; 
bust, marble. 

J. M. Horsburgh, Esq.; me- 
dalHon. 

do,y and 16, Impasse du 

Maine, Paris, 

The late Archbishop of Can- 
terbury {Benson) \ bust, 
bronze. 

Frank Griffin, Esq. ; medallion. 
Studio, Beaumont Road, 

Miss Elspeth Campbell, aged 
II years; medallion, silver. 

The late Archbishop of Can- 
terbury. Modelof large medal- 
lion on Dr, Benson^ s memorial 
in Rugby School chapel. 

do,, and Chase Lodge, 

Haslemere, 

Field-Marshal Lord Roberts of 
Kandahar, V.C., etc.; bust, 
bronze, 

44, Piccadilly, and 

Studio, West Kensington. 

T. Cyril Bruce Joy, son of 
G. W. Joy, Esq.; plaque, 
silver. 



302 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



KAY, Joseph Architect. 

At Mr, CockerelPs^ 

Saville Rmv. 

1793. 696 Design for a park entrance. 

1794. 609 do. court of Justice. 

1795. 660 do. casine. 

1796. 726 do. the entrance to an 

arsenal. 

1797. 1090 Design for a monumental 

building. 
1799. 1046 Design for a water gate. 

1 14, Great Russell Street, 
1806. 858 The bedroom of the Princess 
Borghese, at Rome, as fitted 
up, on her marriage, by the 
late Mario Aprucci. 
920 Studies at the museum of the 
Capitol. 
1 2, Bedford St. ^ Bedford Square, 
1808. 923 Studies from antique marbles 
in the museum of the Vati- 
can. 
960 A small library and picture 
gallery for D. W. Acraman, 
Esq. 

181 1. 888 An architectural composition, 

from a subject on the Jani- 
culum Hill, Rome. 

18 1 2. 863 Views in Rome. 

878 The East side of Mecklenburg 
Square, etc. 

18 1 3. 616 A view of the city of Salzburgh. 

KAY, W. P Architect. 

6, Gower Street, 

1 83 1. 1106 Design for a villa. 

1832, 1000 View of a Hindu temple of 

Vishnu at Keydlra, Bundel- 
cund, India, from a sketch 
by Major Franklin. 
1 84 1. 1061 Design for the Government 
House at Hobarton, Van 
Dieman's Land. 

KB AN, Michael... Miniature Painter. 
20, Southampton Street^ 

Bloomsbury, 

1786. 348 Frame with five miniatures. 

1787. 3*1 do. do. 

1788. 338 Portrait of a gentleman and 

his two children. 
362 Frame with three miniatures. 

1789. 306 The evening of life. 

311 Frame with three portraits. 
325 Portrait of a lady of quality. 
329 Diana. 

332 Dr. Wolde of the British Mu- 
seum. 

190, Piccadilly, 

1790. 317 Portrait of a gentleman . 



KEANE, John B Architect. 

Mabbot Street^ Dublin, 
1842. 1015 Design for a temple. 

{Keane in the index^ Keene in the cata- 
logue.) 

KEARNAN, Thomas Painter. 

20, Northumberland Street, 

1821. 1033 View from Waterloo Bridge. 

1822. 847 View of London, taken from 

one of the towers of West- 
minster Abbey. 



1823. 

1825. 
1826. 



KEARNEY, William Henry. 

Painter. 

746 Portrait of a gentleman. 

Jamaica RoWy Bermonsey, 
708 Edwin. F/V/^ Beattie's Minstrel. 
8 Learning a new song. 
3, New Church Street^ 

Bermonsey. 
1827. 456 Paradise and the Peri. "To 
mortal eye this light might 
seem, etc." — Lalla Rookh, 
864 Portrait of a gentleman. 
807 Miss de Humboldt. 

No address, 
813 Sketch in creta laevis. 
853 Drawing in pastile. 
870 Sketch in creta Isevis. 



1828. 



1850. 



KEARSE, T Painter. 

1800. 610 Insects from nature. 



KEARSE, Mrs. (formerly Miss Mary 


Lawrance) Painter. 




48, Foley Street, 


1814. 


657 Eleven varieties of Chrysanthe- 




mum Indica from nature. 




664 Nine varieties of Camelia Ja- 




ponica from nature. 


1815. 


513 Fruit from nature. 




526 Flowers. 




674 Azalea Indica, Linn. Hort. 




Kew, etc. 


1816. 


496 Flowers and Fruit. 


1817. 


501 Roses. 


1818. 


•528 Camellia Japonica. 




572 Varieties of Dahlias. 


1819. 


646 Double Dahlias, etc. 


1820. 


532 Varieties of ranunculus. 




558 do. Stocks from nature. 


1821. 


839 Cactus Speciosissimus, etc. 


1822. 


458 Flowers and fruit. 


1823. 


$91 Lotus, Egyptian water lily. 


1824. 


524 Flowers and fruit. 


1825. 


504 Varieties of Camellias. 


1826. 


$27 Flowers from nature. 



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303 



1827. 840 Seville oranges from nature. 
1830. 601 Flowers from nature. 
{See Miss Mary Lawrance.) 

KEARSLEY, Miss H Painter. 

1 2, Rathbone Place, 

1824. 199 Miss C. Kearsley. 
508 Portrait of a lady. 

1825. 553 do. do. 

1826. 204 do. young lady. 

1827. 77 Miss Charlotte Bestwich. 

1828. 296 Miss Charlotte Kearsley. 

1829. 139 Portrait of the artist. 
169 do. a lady. 

551 Moorland Mary. "With jet- 
black eyes and sloe-black 
hair, etc." 

1830. 363 Edward Griffith, Esq., F.S.A. 
511 Master Burgon. 

573 Portrait of a lady. 

1 83 1. 51 A child and dog. 
700 Miss C. Kearsley. 

24, Charlotte Street, 

1832. 224 A portrait. 

499 J- J- Plumer, Esq. 

1833. 602 Charles Davison, Esq. 

1834. 196 William Light, late Steward to 

Captain Ross in his Arctic 
expedition. 
426 Master E. F. Neale. 

21, Percy Street, 

1835. 470 Miss Pardoe, author of "Traits 

and Traditions," of Portugal. 
609 Joanna, a peasant of Antwerp. 

1836. 25 The happiest season; portrait 

of the infant son of Mrs. 
Cornwall Baron Wilson. 
" Happy hours, sunny hours, 
etc." 
803 Two portraits. 

71, Great Russell Street 
1339. 755 Contadina di Sorrento. 

1200 George Augustus Wallis, Esq., 
Member of the Royal 
Academy of Painting at 
Florence. 

14, Foley Place. 

1840. 39 The Hon. Miss K. C. 

635 Portraits of the children of 
Mrs. Cornwall Baron Wil- 
son. 

731 Portraits of a lady and child. 

1 84 1. 673 Portraits of the children of 

William Pickering Esq. 

1842. 150 Madlle. Ducelliezy. 

606 Una Contadina Fiorentina. 
982 Portraits of a lady and child. 
25, Bedford Place^ 

Bedford Square, 

1843. 589 Portrait of my mother. 



1843. 674 

762 
1337 



1846. 26 

838 



1847. 1034 

1848. 792 
958 

1850. 1021 
1853. 9»5 
1858. 637 



Portrait of a child. 

Madame Thenbet. 

Basil, only son of W. Picker- 
ing, Esq. 

25, Alfred Place^ 

Bedford Square, 

A pilgrim reposing. 

Mrs. Nugent Dunbar in the 
costume of a Contadina of 
Nettuno. 

Miss R. Parsloe. 

Portrait of a lady, 
do. child, 
do. do. 

Margaret and tiger. 

Miss E. S. Clarke (posthumous 
portrait). 



KEARSLEY, Thomas Painter. 

46, Pket Street, 

1792. 40 Portrait of an artist. {T, Kears- 

ley,) 

1793. 69 Portrait of a lady. 

229 do. gentleman. 

30, Great Titchfield Street, 

1794. 4 Portrait of a comedian. {Mr, 

Bannister^ Junr,) 
^795* 5 Portrait of a clergyman. {Dr. 

Gregory,) 
1 88 A portrait. {Mr. Dibdin.) 
212 Portrait of an actress. {Miss 

Leake,) 
223 Portrait of a clergyman. 
237 do. an actress. {Miss 

Decamps,) 
305 Portrait of a lady. 
1796. 161 do. do. {Mrs. 

Hamilton,) 

184 Portrait of a lady. 

185 do. do. 
271 do. do. 

278 do. do. {Mrs. 

Lambe.) 

293 Portrait of a gentleman. 

294 do. an artist {Mr. 
Kearsley.) 

297 Portrait of an artist. {Mr. 
Chinnery,) 

372 Portrait of a lady. {Mrs. 

Porter.) 

373 Portrait of a child. {Miss 

Heath,) 

31, Margaret Street, 
1798. 307 Miss Philipson. 
^799' 53 Mrs. Derbyshire. 
161 Mr. Tathem. 
203 Miss Raban. 
309 Miss Scott 
1800. 43 Miss F. Kemble. 

252 Miss and Miss F. Greville. 



304 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Kearsley, Thomas— continued, 

1800. 510 Miss M. A. Brown. 
559 Mr. Carlisle. 

1 80 1. 105 Master Angelo. 
141 Mrs. Carlisle. 

149 Portrait of a lady. 
180 do. do. 

223 Head of a young man. 
444 Portrait of a lady. 

KEATE, George Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

1770. 220 A View of Dover Castle and 

part of the town. 

1 77 1. 246 A View of the port of Ant- 

werp. 
247 A View of the Capuchins 
Convent at Antwerp. 

1772. 306 A View of Margate, with the 

new rooms and square 
taken from the northern 
cliff. 
^773' 345 View of a wreck on the coast 
of Dorsetshire. 

346 The great lime kiln and the 

cliffs at Ramsgate Pier. 

347 A sunset view of Itching 

Ferry, near Southampton. 
1775' 367 A View of Southampton from 
the Junction of Freemantle 
lane and the Romsey road 
in water colours. 
368 The Eastern View of Netley 
Abbey; its companion. 

1776. 350 A village wedding. 

351 Shakespeare's cliff at Dover, 

as it appeared in 1767, 
before the fall of its summit. 

352 A cottage ; its companion. 

1777. 414 The remains of an old tower 

in the interior part of Netley 
Abbey. 

1778. 369 View of the entrance of the 

harbour at Dartmouth. 

1779. 370 A View of Folkstone, taken 

from the coast between 
Dover and that place. 

1780. 54 View on the river Itchin. 
88 View of Southampton. 

1 78 1. 194 View in Exeter, with the 

tenter ground and fulling 
mills. 

1782. 116 View in Exeter, with part of 

the old bridge, which has 
been lately pulled down. 

1783. 100 Drawing. 
401 Landscape. 

1784. 444 View of Ramsgate, with a 

distant prospect of the 
Downs and South Foreland. 



1785. 617 View of Pegwell Bay in the 

Isle of Thanet. 

1786. 455 An old gateway called Daun- 

delyon, near Margate. 
456 View of part of Windsor Park, 
taken from the Little Park. 

1787. 522 View near Southampton. 

523 View of an old gateway at 
Winchester. 

1788. 484 View on the English coast. 

1789. 44* View near Southampton. 
447 Distant view of part of Bath. 

KEATES, Henry T Architect. 

23, Crawfurd Street^ IV. 
1889. 1886 Stable buildings at Pierrepont, 

Surrey. 
{See also Bateman and Keates, vol. i, 
p. 140.) 

KEATING, Mrs. R. H. (Julia A.) 

Painter. 

1884. 1 158 Porte Dauphine, Fontaine- 

bleau. 
1886. 1318 The gardener's daughter. 
1888. 1448 Tomb of Ahmed Shah, 

Ahmedabad. 

KECK, Miss Susan. 

Crayon Painter. 
(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1769. 130 Portraitofa young lady in cray- 
ons, by alady. ifiy Miss Keck. 
— Walpole.) {Miss Susan 
Kecky maid of honour to the 
Princess Dowager^ and after- 
wards married to Mr. Char- 
tres. The portrait is LcuLy 
Elizabeth Hamilton. — Wal- 
pole.) 
1 77 1. 243 A portrait of a young gentle- 
man in crayons, by the 
Hon. Miss S. Keck. {Duke 
of Hamilton. — Walpole.) 
{Maid of honour to the 
Fnncess of IVales.—WaLl- 
pole.) 
{The note to 1769 fy Horace Walpole 
shows that he did not always make his 
notes at the time^ as Miss Keck was not 
married for at least two years after.) 

KEEBLE, H. A Architect. 

1797. 1068 A gothic steeple. 

Bermondsey. 

1798. 974 A design for a gothic seat or 

villa. 

1799. 975 A design for a church. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



305 



Bermondsey New Road. 
1800. 975 Design for a naval pillar. 
At Poppleton and Keebl^s^ 

Bloomsbury Square, 
1806. 829 Design for a church. 

870 do. public building. 



KEEFE, Daniel ... Miniature Painter. 
At Mr, Smiths^ in 

Clare Street, 

Clare Market, 
1 7 7 1 . 1 20 Two miniatures. 

1772. 133 A miniature of a gentleman. 

1773. 168 Two miniatures. 

1774. 150 Three do. 

21, Theobald^ s Row, 

Red Uon Square, 
'77S« »76 Two miniatures. 
Daniel aKeffe, 

at Mr, Maclennan^s, 
9, Mays Buildings, 
St, Martinis Lane, 

1777. 199 Two miniatures. 

Daniel O'Keeffe, 

1778. 220 Three miniatures. 

1779. 221 Two do. 

1781. 336 Portrait of a gentleman. 

2, Macclesfield Street, So ho, 

1782. 296 Portrait of a gentleman. 

1783. 347 do. lady. 

II, Castle Street, 

Leicester Fields, 

1784. 259 Portrait of a gentleman. 

51, Charlotte Street, 

Portland Place, 

1785. 304 Portrait of a lady. 

5, Great May^s Buildings, 

St, Martinis Lane, 

1786. 276 Portrait. 



KEELEY, John Painter. 

8, Inglewood Road, 

Spark Hill, Birmingham, 
1897. 1188 A Warwickshire lane. 

KEELING, Miss Agnes Painter. 

Wood View, 

Crescent Wood Road, 

Sydenham, 
1878. s^> Almond blossom. 

KEELING, Bassett Architect. 

I, Verulam Buildings, 

Grafs Inn, 
1867. 886 Interior, church of St. Andrew, 
Camberwell. 

IV. 



I KEELING, Miss Gertrude... Painter. 
15, Kensington Park Gardens. 
I 1896. 1675 Tombs in the Abbey, West- 
I min.ster. 

I 

' KEELING, Michael Painter. 

At Mr. Besuchet's, 

98, Swallow Street, 
1782. 42 Portrait of a lady. 

29, Mortimer Street, 
1800. 25 Portrait of a young lady. 
1806. 244 R. Whitehurst, husbandman in 
the service of Earl St. Vin- 
cent's father and brother 
upwards of forty years. 
247 Portrait of a young lady. 

1808. 262 do. gentleman. 
475 do. do. 

1809. 51 do. do. 
81 do. do. 

KEELING, William Painter. 

412, Glossop Rocui, Sheffield, 
1 89 1. 800 Gorey Castle, Jersey. 

375, Glossop Roatl, Sheffield, 
I 1899. 440 The Marble rock, Guernsey. 
I 500 Sand hills, Harlech. 

I 1900. 775 The harbour, St. Mary's, Scilly. 
I 1904. 746 Holy Island. 

KEELING, William Knight, R,I, 

Painter. 
Laburnum Cottage, 

near Manchester, 
1855. 1277 Touchstone, Audrey, and Wil- 
liam. *^ Touch. A fair name; 
was't born i' the forest here?" 
—As You Like It. 

KEEN, Arthur Architect. 

12, Cathcart Hill. 
1883. 1133 Chateau de Blois: view in 
Courtyard. 
4, Raymond^ s Buildings, 

Grafs Inn, 
1894. 1703 A house at Walmer. 
1896. 1635 House at Westgate. 

1639 Premises in Bond Street. 
1678 Brighton Union Bank. 

1900. 174$ Edgehill, Limpsfield. 

1886 Headland Cottage, Limpsfield. 

1 90 1. 1658 The Baptist church - house, 

Southampton Row. 

1902. 1442 A house at Hampstead. 
1904. 1630 Kingsgate House, High Hol- 

born. 

KEEN, W Miniature Painter. 

138, Old Street, St, Luke's, 
1804. 675 Mr. Simpson. 

RR 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



KEENAN, J. 

Painter and Miniature Painter. 
8, Aldgate High Street. 
i79i» 55 Portrait of a lady of quality. 

Bath, 
1 792. 7 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr, 
H. Drummond,) 
191 Portrait of a young lady. {Miss 

George.) 
193 Portraits of a gentleman's 
children. {Mr. Moles- 
ivorth^s.) 
340 Portraits of a gentleman's child- 
ren. {Mr. Series.) 

Exeter. 
i794« 55 Portrait of an artist. 
1795* 7a do. a gentleman. {Mr. 
White.) 
88 Portrait of a gentleman. Mr. 

Forres ty an artist.) 
165 Portrait of an officer. {Captain 

McKinnon.) 
256 Portrait of a gentleman. 
312 do. do. 

1796. 89 do. do. 

106 Portrait of a general officer. 

( General Donkin. ) 
205 Portrait of a lady. 

1797. 448 do. gentleman. 
1799* 555 ^I'S- Mackinnon. 

^lyjermyn Street. 

1801. 287 Earl St Vincent. 

44, Gerrard Street. 

1802. 179 J. Sheldon, Esq., professor of 

Anatomy to the Royal 
Academy. 
271 R. Welby, Esq. 

Windsor. 

1803. 18 R. Ramsbottom, Esq. 
517 Madame Hilligsberg. 
680 Mr. Southey the poet. 

Berks. 

1804. 94 Major Morris. 

209 Mrs. J. Ramsbottom. 

Windsor. 

1806. 443 Sir H. Fletcher, Bart. 
721 Dr. Herschell. 

782 Mr. Baldwin. 

Opposite the Theatre, Windsor. 

1807. 504 Hon. Mrs. Irby. 

759 A View near Windsor. 
836 Capt. Phillips. 
922 Dr. Lind. 

Windsor and Newbury. 

1808. 606 Portraits of the family of G. 

Simpson, Esq., M.P. 
658 Portraits of the sons of G. 

Parry, Esq. 
666 W. Freemantle, Esq. 
792 Mr. Stone. 



1808. 824 A frame containing the por- 

traits of Miss Harrison, Mr. 
Gortze, Mrs. Davenport, 
Mr. J. Clarke, yeoman to 
His Majesty, and Mr. Leigh. 
(Portrait Painter to Her Majesty.) 

1809. 261 E. Disbrow, Esq., M.P. 

4»i The little concert; Portraits of 
a gentleman's children. 

518 Portraits of the Rev. Mr. Lus- 
comb's children with a 
favourite Newfoundland dog. 

578 Mrs. Thackery. 

605 Miss F. Kohn. 

708 Portrait of an officer in the 3rd 
regiment of Loyal East India 
Volunteers. 
Windsor and 

36, Vine Street, Piccadilly. 

18 10. 468 The little wanderer. "In in- 

fancy we prove our happiest 

hours, etc." 
584 Portrait of a lady. 
675 Portrait of an officer in the 

King's own Stafford Militia. 
679 Portrait of the infant son of the 

Rev. Mr. Drury. 

181 1. 583 The Hon. Mr. Curzon. 

592 Portrait of an officer in the 
King's own Stafford Militia. 

6iitG. Nicol, Esq. 

612 Portraits of a family of five 
sisters. 

181 2. 154 The late Earl of Uxbridge. 

245 Portraits of the children of Mr. 

Robinson. 
580 Portrait of a young lady of 

Windsor Castle. 
665 Portrait of the infant son of 

G. Price, Esq. 

24, Great Pulteney Street. 

1813. 317 A groupe of children. 

1814. 365 R. Southey, Esq., Poet-Laureat; 

miniature. 
464 Rev. Dr. Heath. 

Windsor. 

1815. 171 Rev. T. Lloyd. 

320 Portraits of children. 
356 Portraits of part of the family 
of the Hon. G. Irby, with a 
favourite Shetland poney. 
— Keanam, Windsor, or Mr. 
Moody's Bolt in Tun, 

Meet Street 
648 Portrait of a lady. 

KEENAN, Mrs Painter. 

Wifub». 

1807. 352 View in Frogmore Gardens^ 
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1807. 692 A scene from nature. 

704 View in Frogmore Gardens. 

Ne7vbury. 

1808. 586 View on the river Kennett. 

Manchester. 

1 8 10. 500 Part of Windsor Castle. 
821 Sandelford Priory, Berks. 

181 1. 710 Evening. 

Preston. 
181 3. 803 Interior of Preston Church, 
Lancashire. 

KEENAN, Miss L. 

Miniature Painter. 
21, Albion Streety Hyde Park. 

1834. 671 Trehawke Kekewich, Esq. 
784 Lord Rolle. 

9, Wilton Place. 

1835. 508 Lady Yarde Buller. 

KEENE, Elmer Painter. 

Park Terrace^ 

St. Saviour's Rd.^ Leicester, 
1895. 1369 Burniston Bay, Yorkshire. 

KEENE, Theodosius Architect. 

Golden Square. 
1777- 4«9 A design for a nobleman's 
mansion. 

KEENE, W. C... Painter and Etcher. 
36, Oakley Crescent, 
1880. 767 At Markeaton, Derbyshire. 

3, Well Roady Hampstead, 

1883. 1343 Derby from the Old Long 

Bridge. 

1884. 1 153 In the fields at Markeaton, 

Derbyshire. 
1378 On the canal at Spondon near 
Derby; etching. 
1888. 1426 In the spring time of the year. 
4, College Terrace^ Hatnpstecul, 
1891. 1667 The tow path. 

KEENS, H- L Painter. 

7, Britannia Rd.y Islington. 
1822. 503 Portrait of an artist. 

9, Bedford Place. 
1838. 614 Flowers. 

W. L. KeenSy 3, Counter 

Hill Terrace, Dcptford. 
1843. 667 Vase and flowers. 
H. L. Keens, 

18, Threadneedle Street 
1846. 506 The female dilettante. 
1^48. 1160 Flowers fram nature. • 

Maria Villa, Culford Road. 
1855. 1404 Flowers. 
1857. 827 A Madonna. 
1859, 7*7 The reverie. 



KEILOR, Miss Bertha Painter. 

27, Warwick Gardens, W, 
1896. 771 Off Lowestoft. 

KEITH, Alexander Painter. 

40, Bedford Place, Kensington. 
1847. 629 Juvenile friends. 

1^, Pall Mall. 
1853. 2 Portrait. 

KEITH, Mrs. D. (Letitia M.). 

Painter. 

28, Argyll Road, 

Campden Hill, 

1899. "*^ Scarlet Geraniums. 

1900. 719 Poppies. 

Greengates, Carshalton. 
1903. 964 Blue plumbago. 

1005 Pink chrysanthemums. 

KEITH, G. M Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1822. 479 Sheerness harbour from the 
Nore. 

KEITH, Miss Mouat Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1 8 18. 767 View of Hurd war Ghaut. 

899 View of Muttra on the river 
Jumna. 

KELL, Thomas Architect. 

40, King St., Covent Garden. 
1880. 1 17 1 Swansea Harbour. 

1 183 do. from the sea. 

KELLER, Mrs. Evelyn R. 

Miniature Painter. 
Ryden^s Avenue, 

Walton-on- Thames, 
1892. 1337 Phyllis. 

1 361 A portrait 

1894. 1296 Ivy, daughter of William Tyler, 

Esq. 

1895. 1 13 1 Basil, younger son of E. God- 

free, Esq. 
1 1 70 Gwen, daughter of E. Godfree, 

Esq. 
1 181 Stella, wife of H. Grove, Esq. 

1896. 1 3 16 The late Mrs. Warwick. 

Rathcooe, Walton-on- Thames. 
1898. 1268 Kathleen, elder daughter of 

R. Engledue, Esq. 
1900. 1375 Muriel, elder daughter of P. 

Robertson-Ross, Esq. 

1376 Ethel, daughter of the late J. 

Gurney, Esq. 

1377 Ida, eldest daughter of F. 

Drayson, Esq. 



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Keller, Miss Evelyn Tt.^^ntinued, 
1900. 1378 Aubrey, elder son of S. Fane, 
Esq. 
1379 Marion, younger daughter of 
R. Engledue, Esq. 
1904. II 19 The twelfth. 

KELLER, Miss Fanny H. M. 

Miniature Painter. 
28, Newman Street 
1883. 1267 Winnie; on ivory. 

1318 Evelyn, daughter of Mr. J. B. 
Shepherd, in fancy dress ; on 
ivory. 

1885. 1570 Esther, daughter of J. J. Du- 

veen, Esq. 

1886. 1367 Evelyn, daughter of J. B. Shep- 

herd, Esq. 
T887. 1330 Edward Cookworthy Robins, 
Esq. 

1888. isH Samuel Litchfield, Esq. 

1889. 1629 Mrs. J. Bennell. 
1674 Miss Litchfield. 

1890. 149" Mrs. C. H. Wood. 

189 1. 1469 William Soper, Esq. 

1494 Frederick J. Horniman, Esq. 

1892. 1350 Mrs. W. North Andrews. 

KELLOGG, M. K Painter. 

19, Rue Fontaine St. George^ 

Paris. 

1857. 232 An American Gentleman, in 

the costume of a Bedouin 

Sheikh — Mount Sinai in the 

background. 

KELLOW, Miss Kate. 

Miniature Painter. 
100, Elgin Crescent. 

1893. 1223 Portrait of an old lady. 

KELLY, J Sculptor. 

1834. 875 Ivory bust of Peter the Priest, 
who built Old London 
Bridge, 1176. From an an- 
cient drawing. 
877 Three ivory busts of the 
builders of the old and new 
London bridges. 

KELLY, John Architect. 

5, Westminster Chambers. 
1886. 1738 Church of St. James, Spanish 
place. 

KELLY, Nicholas Painter, 

Edinburgh. 
18 10. 834 Flowers. 



York. 
18 1 5. 479 Flowers. 

1831. 558 Vaseof fruitandflowers. From 
nature. 

KELLY, Aloysius C. O' See O. 

KELLY, Robert George Painter. 

36, Rowland Street. 
1856. 997 Glen Truill, Kirkcudbright. 
19, Brunswick Terrace^ 

Birkenhecui. 
i860. 787 Dunman Head from Cromack 
Point, Kirkmarden, Wigton- 
shire. 
Glasnevin^ Balls JRoady 

Birken/iead. 
1862. 112 The garden seat. 
1865. 589 Balkail Glen, Glenluce, Wig- 

tonshire. 
1888. 1283 Ix)ndon Bridge in 1856. 

KELLY, R. Talbot Painter. 

Glasnevin^ Birkenhead. 
1888. 645 A Morocco landscape. 
1890. 10 The house of Prayer. 

24, The Temple, Dale Street, 
Liverpool. 
1894. 1070 Market day in the Delta. 

1900. 1194 Where the dead sleep, Lower 

Egypt. 

1901. 944 " Soft falls the eventide." 
1121 The Pyramids. 

KELSEY, Frank Painter. 

i95> Camden Rocul. 
1888. 1849 Elevation of Ye Old Manor 
House. 
Burnside, Sumatra Road, 

West Hampstead. 

1897. 849 One raters. 

1898. 762 The**Ilala." 

1899. 41 The white ship. "The white 

ship lay, etc." — Whittier. 

1903. 732 Ships in harbour. 

1 1, Inglewood Road, 

West Hampstead. 

1904. 612 A fair breeze. 

636 The end of the voyage. 

KELSEY, Charles J. Samuel. 

Sculptor. 
/. Kelsey. 

1840. 1078 Figure of St. Michael, one of 

the seven figures forming 
part of a monument, etc. 
C/. Kelsey, Commercial Rd., 
Lambeth. 

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C. S. Kehey, 

Commercial Rd,^ Lambeth, 

1843. '370 Rev. James Sherman of Surrey 

Chapel. 

1844. 1298 Mischief; a statue. 

Cy. Ke/sey^ Hope Cottage ^ 
Commercial JRd.y Lambeth, 

1845. *345 One of the Barons. The cos- 

tume from the effigy of Ro- 
bert de Roos in the Temple 
Church. 

1846. 1435 A Greek youth examining his 

sword ; a statue in marble. 
C S, K,y 39, Clipstone Street. 
1857. 1233 Study of ahead for a large bas- 
relief of war. 
5. K,, 59, Stanhope Street. 

1863. 1095 Model for a group in bronze. 

1864. 891 Study of a head. 

C, S, Kelsey, 
1867. 1092 Christ blessing little children; 
bas-relief. 
CJ. Kelsey, i , Robert St,, Chelsea, 
1877. 1497 Music; bas-relief, marble. 

KBMAN, G. A. ... Miniature Painter. 
1 1, Newman St., Oxford Street. 
^793' 35> Portrait of a gentleman. 
{Hunter.) 
357 Portrait of himself. 
379 do. gentleman. 

406 Love conqueror. 
413 Antiochus dying of love for j 
Stratonice. 

417 Love conquered. 

418 Portrait of a lady, Miss Cotes. 
1794. 453 Horatius entering Rome in 

triumph, vide Roman His- 
tory, and four portraits. 

1795- 480 A frame containing five minia- 
tures. 

1796. 589 Portrait of a lady. 

16, College Street, Bristol, 

1803. 347 Christ bearing the cross. "And 

as they came out, they found 
a man of Cyrene, Simon by 
name; him they compelled 
to bear his cross." 

369 Christ and the Samaritan 
woman. "The woman an- 
swered, and said, I have no 
husband, etc." — St, John, 
iv. 17. 

408 Mr. T. Stokes mourning upon 
the tomb of his consort, she 
appearing to him as a hea- 
venly spirit to comfort him ; 
they are both portraits. 

1804. 621 A reposo of the Holy Family 

in Egypt. 



1804. 62* Martha reprehended. "And 

Jesus answered and said un- 
to her, Martha, Martha, thou 
art careful and troubled 
about many things; but one 
thing is needful, etc." — 
Luke, X. 41, 42. 

715 Christ's resurrection. 

His countenance was like light- 
ning, and his raiment white as 
snow: and for fear of him the 
keepers did shake, and became as 
dead men. — St. McUtheiv, xxviii, 3. 

716 The burial of Christ. 

And when Joseph had taken 
the body, he wrapped it in a clean 
linen cloth, and laid it in his own 
new tomb, which he had hewed 
out in the rock, and he rolled a 
great stone to the door of the 
sepulchre and departed. 

(Miniature painter to H.R.H. the Duke of 
Cumberland.) 

6, Greek Street, Soho. 

1805. 336 H.R.H. the Duke of Cumber- 

land. 
350 Mr. S. Webbe. 

159, New Bond Street. 

1806. 625 Mr. C. Dignum. 

637 Miss Smith in the character of 
Juliet. "What if it be a 
poison." 

733 Mrs. Clark as Hebe. 

737 Mr. Town. 

9, New Lisle Street, 

1807. 806 R. Symes, Esq. 
935 Dr. Stone. 

KEMP, Mrs. Davidson (A.). ..Painter. 
27, Hereford Square, 
1868. 88 Thoughts of Home. 

KEMP, Miss L Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

1803. 309 Flowers. 

1804. 503 View of a gentleman's house at 

Stockwell, Surrey. 

KEMP, Walter M Sculptor. 

69, Arlington Road, 

Camden Town, 
1877. 1501 Miss B. Thomson. 

Roseleighy ElkrtonRd,, Surbiton, 
1887. 1886 Spring; bust, marble. 

5, The Villas, Held End, 

Eastcote, Middlesex, 
1889. 2 121 Bust, terra cotta. 

{By Elorrie Kemp in the 

catalogue,) 
1895. 1653 Miss Florrie Kemp; bust^ 
marble. 



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KEMP, S. M., Van der. See V. 



KEMP-WELCH, Miss Edith M. 

Painter. 
Kingsleyy Buskey^ Herts, 
761 Noon; on the Kentish Downs. 
1271 Mrs. Webb Shackleton. 
1308 Portrait of a lady. 
1506 Martin Kemp- Welch, Esq. 

11 15 W. W. Shackleton, Esq,, M.D. 

1 1 16 The Hon. Edith Gibbs. 
I i6a E. Buckland Kemp- Welch, Esq. 

609 After the rain. 
1 319 From the West Country; a 
study. 



1898. 

1899. 
1900. 
1902. 



1904. 



^ 



KEMP-WELCH, Miss Lucy E. 

Painter. 
Kingsleyy Bushey, 

1895. ^*° Gipsy horse-drovers. 

1896. 457 Foam-horses. 

957 Summer drought; in the New 
Forest. 

1897. 346 Colt hunting in the New Forest. 

Purchased for the Chantrey 
Bequest for £<^2<^, 

1898. 570 "To arms"; early morning in 

the camp of the Duke of 
York's army before the first 
battle of the Roses at St. 
Albans. 

1899. 585 Harvesters. 

1900. 427 Horses bathing in the sea. 

1901. 417 "Insight"; Lord Dundonald's 

dash on Ladysmith. 

1902. 233 The morning. 

264 Ploughing on the South Coast ; 
Devonshire. 

1903. 98 Sons of the City. 
283 The village street. 
356 The incoming tide. 

1904. 330 Timber-hauling in the New 

Forest. 

KEMP-WELCH, Miss Margaret. 

Painter. 
57, St, George's Square, S. W, 

1903. 312 Gipsy rush-gatherers. 
1344 Soap bubbles. 

23, Spencer Hill, Wimbledon, 

1904. 14 J 6 The afterglow. After Lucy 

Kemp-Welch. 

KEMPE, Miss Harriet Painter. 

c\o C. C, Monro, 

42, Cambridge Street, 

1870. 548 Fruit. 

614 Return from the ramble. 

79, Newman Street, 

187 1. 661 Absent, but not forgotten. 



1872. 838 
851 

1873. 710 
"353 

1874. 73a 
873 

1875- 713 
750 
758 

1876. 786 



1877. 854 
908 

1878. 669 

770 

778 

1880. 884 

1881. 697 
1884. 942 



1885. 995 
1420 

1886. 1155 

1887. 1208 
1293 

1888. 1268 
1335 

1890. 1284 

1891. 1391 

1892. 1133 
1291 



Castles in the air. 
The Cottage door. 
The mandoline. 
La belle fermifere. 
Spring. 

Nothing to do. 
The fisherman's wife. 
Home from Market. 
Waiting for a purchaser. 

21, Fitzroy Street, 
" Fain would I learn, but know 

not how, The truth I yet may 

rue; Dear petals as I lay you 

low, etc." 
The torn frock. 
Mrs. C. H. Hodgson. 
" Busy." 
These or those. 
Going home. 
Half way home. 
A fair student. 
"In that sweet mood when 

pleasant thoughts Bring sad 

thoughts to the mind." — 

Wordsworth, 
Granny's lesson. 
Near Stamford. 
Sacred gems. 

How Nancy did her work. 
"Amen!" 
The new baby. 
"Hush, and Fll read you to 

sleep." 
" And what is your name? " 

9, Fitzroy Street, 
Going to school. 
Expecting visitors. 
The last button-hole. 



KEMPLAY, Charles H Painter. 

7, Royal Avenue, Chelsea, 
1872. 686 Pont de Napoleon, St. Sauveur, 
Hautes-Pyr^n^es. 

KEMPSON, Frederick R. ..Architect. 

18, St, Owen Street, Hereford, 

1 86 1. 659 A clock tower in the High 

Town at Hereford. 

25, Victoria Street, Hereford. 

i88i. 1137 Hereford County College. 

1884. 1294 Whitecross church, Hereford. 

1885. 1822 Church of St. Mary Madley, 

Herefordshire. 

28, Rossetti Mansions, 
1893. 1 58 1 St. Peter's, Pentre, Glamorgan- 
shire. 

KEMPSON, Mrs. F Painter. 

58, Parson's Mead, Croydon^ 
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KEMPSON and FOWLER. 

Architects. 
Llandaff^ Glamorganshire. 

1890. 1805 Reredos in St. Mary's Church, 

Aberavon. 

1 89 1. 1825 North-east view of St. John's 

Church, Cardiff. 

KEMPTHORNE, S Architect. 

Gloucester^ or 76, Great Queen 
Street^ LincoMs Inn Fields, 
1833. 1090 Design for a country mansion. 
Carlton Chambers^ 

1 2, Regent Street. 

1835. 944 View in the Campo Vaccino at 

Rome, shewing the three 
columns of Jupiter Tonans, 
the Treasury, Prison, Tower 
of the Capitol, and the re- 
cent excavations of the Via 
Sacra. From a sketch taken 
in 1833. 

945 Design submitted to the Cor- 
poration of Penzance for 
their new town hall and mar- 
ket house. 

959 Design for an Episcopal chapel 
in the diocese of Lichfield 
and Coventry. 

1836. 935 View of Florence from Monte 

Calvarie. From a sketch 
taken in 1833. 
998 Church at the missionary sta- 
tion, Waimate, New Zealand, 
for the Rev. William Yate. 

1837. 1113 A lodge in the Italian style for 

J. H. Galton, Esq., Hadzor, 
Worcestershire. 

36, Clarges Street 

1838. 1 141 Banking house of Bamett, 

Hoares and Co., Lombard 
Street. 
1840. 1027 Interior of chapel at Guils- 
borough, Northamptonshire. 

KEMSHEAD, J Architect. 

1 791. 500 View of Stratford place. 

y. Kempsheady 25, Norton St. 
1825. 973 The ebony room at Frognall 
Priory, showing the superb 
state bedstead, etc., of fine 
ebony, ivory, and tortoise- 
shell formerly Cardinal 
Woolsey's. 

KEMSHEAD, J. L Painter. 

II, Brett'er's Row^ James St., 
Westminster. 
1807. 374 Cattle. 
382 do. 



KENDALL, Miss Ethel. 

Miniature Painter. 
130, Lennard Rd.y Beckenham. 
1904. 1288 The parrot. 



KENDALL, Henry E Architect. 

At Mr. J. Leverton^Sy Gate St., 
Lincoln's Inn Fields. 
1799. 989 A design for a bath. 

II, Bloomsbury Square. 
1804. 895 Sketch of the lawn front of 
Misterton House, Leicester- 
shire, the seat of J. H. 
Franks, Esq. 

(No address.) 

18 1 2. 866 Design for a lodge in Kent. 

1813. 888 Mausoleum erected in the park 

of S. Forster, Esq., York- 
shire. 
21, New St., Spring Gardens. 
18 18. 999 Parsonage house at Tillington, 

etc. 
1820. 965 Mausoleum in Salop for H. 
Smith, Esq. 

17, Suf oik Street. 

1828. 1024 Town Hall, etc., Brighton. 
1044 St. George's Church, Ramsgate. 
1 1 20 Sessions House, Spilsby, Lin- 
colnshire. 

1829. 996 Entrance to House of Correc- 

tion, Louth, Lincolnshire. 

1830. 1 146 Haverholm Priory, Lincoln- 

shire, the seat of Sir Jenison 
Garden, Bart. 
1 157 New Bridewell, Westminster. 

1 83 1. 979 Sessions house at Sleaford, 

Lincolnshire. 

1024 Interior of St. George's church, 

Ramsgate. 

1832. 976 Almshouses at Sleaford. 

1099 Chapel at Kensall Green 
Cemetery. 

1833. 983 New Hall for Fishmongers' 

Company. 
1 103 Water Gate, Kensall Green 
Cemetery. 

1834. 1014 Interior of New Western Syna- 

gogue. 

1025 Interior of Cemetery chapel. 

1835. 914 River front of Hotel at Rosher- 

ville, Northfleet, Kent. 
963 Ashurst Lodge, near Dorking, 
the seat of William Strachan, 
Esq. 

1836. 962 Aswarby Park, Lincolnshire, 

the seat of Sir Thomas 
Whichcote, Bart. 
1838. 1 104 Entrance Hall, Asworley Park, 
Lincolnshire. 



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Kendall, Henry Q.— continued. 

1838. 1 1 12 Cheddingstone Castle, Kent, 

for Henry Streatfield, Esq. 

1839. 1261 Chapels at Rochester and 

Chatham Cemetery. 
1 84 1. 1000 Claygate church, Surrey. 
1843. 1 1 14 Lowther Bazaar, Strand. 

1843. 1264 Conservatory at Wimpole Hall, 

the seat of the Earl of Hard- 
wicke. 

KENDALL, Henry Edward. 

Architect. 

17, Suffolk Street, 

1827. 924 St. George's Church, Ramsgate. 

963 Villa of T. K. Kemp, Esq. 
1829. 1 121 Buildings at Kemp Town, with 
a tunnel under the road to 
the esplanade, etc. 
23, Hunter Street^ 

Brunswick Square. 
1838. 1248 Gate Lodge at North Villa, 
Regent's Park, for Henry 
Batson, Esq. 

33, Brunswick Square, 

1841. 1054 Vicarage, Childersditch, Essex. 
1062 Rectory House, Stock, Essex. 

1842. 996 Hotel, etc., at Rosherville. 

1046 Elizabethan mansion, etc. 

1047 do. do. 

1844. 1 1 79 Knebworth, Herts, for Sir Ed- 

ward Bulwer-Lytton, Bart. 
1232 Cottage in Clapham New Park, 

for E. H. Robinson. Esq. 
1234 Kensall Green New Church. 

1845. 1 1 27 Mansion near Chalford, Bucks. 
1848. 1279 St. Saviour's Church, Haver- 
stock Hill. 

185 1. 250 Composition. "A vast metro- 

polis with glistering spires, 
eic,''—jRoger^ Italy, 

1856. 1 163 A country residence. 

1862. 869 Mansion in the old English 
style. 

KENDALL (H. E.) and MEW (F.) 

Architects. 
33, Brunswick Square, 
i860. 673 Assize Courts, Manchester. 

30, Doughty Street, 
1878. 1076 Vestry Hall, Hampstead. 

KENDELL (H. E.) and POPE. 

Architects. 
33, Brunswick Square. 

1852. 1200 Lodge at Crosby-on-Eden, 

Carlisle, for W. N. Hodgson, 
Esq., M.P. 

1853. 1 150 Church of Holy Trinity, New 

Withe, East Mailing, Kent. 



KENDALL, John Architect. 

At James Pain^Sy Esq., 

Salisbury Street^ Strand, 

1 78 1. 468 Design for a triumphal arch in 

honour of his present Ma- 
jesty. 

1782. 505 Back front ofa temple to Peace. 
510 Principal front of a temple to 

Peace. 

1783. 381 Design for a bridge. 

1784. 522 Design for a nobleman's man- 

sion. 

KENDALL, J. G Painter. 

36, Great Ormond Street. 

1843. 1072 Up the Vale of Tees. 

33, Hat ton Garden, 

1844. 391 The banqueting hall of King 

Edward I, Conway Castle. 

1845. 419 After service, a Welsh interior. 
930 Landscape. 

91, Gloucester Place, 

Kentish Town. 
1849. 598 Hariech Castle, North Wales. 
13, James St., Bedford Rcnv. 
1854. 546 On Lago Maggiore. 

KENDALL, Thomas H. 

Wood Carver. 
Warwick. 

1898. 1840 Autumn, a dead lark; high re- 

lief, wood. 

1899. 1994 A dead woodcock ; carved oak. 

1900. 1999 "A light of the past, giving 

place for life and light to 
come." Bas-relief, carved 
wood. 

KENDERDINE, Augustus... Painter. 
90, Church Street, Blackpool, 

1 90 1. 611 Ebb tide, Morecambe Bay. 

KENDRICK, Miss Emma Eleanora. 
Miniature Painter. 
6, Upper Marylebone Street. 

1 8 1 1 . 665 Portrait of a lady. 

181 2. 573 do. do. 
619 J. Smith, Esq., M.P. 
654 Portrait of a young lady. 
662 Rev. A. Sterky. 

1^13. 45^ The Hon. Miss Arden. 
475 Capt. Fitzclarence. 
510 Miss Goatkin. 
562 Portrait of a young lady. 

1 8 14. 390 Miss Furse. 

448 Miss Anne Palmer. 

18 1 5. 664 Portraits of a lady, Miss Fitz- 

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18 1 6. 769 Frame containing portraits of 

Mrs. F. Pollock, Lord Ers- 
kine, and a lady. 

181 7. 799 Lady Caroline Lamb. 
(Miniature Painter to H.R.H. the Hereditary 

Princess of Hesse Horn burg. 

1 8 18. 439 Miss Hanmer. 

1 819. 880 Portraits of a lady, the Bishop 

of Chichester (/. Buckner\ 
and Mrs. Wylly. 
4, Dutchess Street^ 

Portland Place. 

182 1. 778 Gulnare on her way to the 

chamber of the Pacha to 
stab him. From the Corsair 
by Lord Byron. 

783 Venus arranging her star. 

872 Portraits of the children of the 
Right Hon. the Speaker of 
the House of Commons 
{Sutton), 

1822. 595 Miss Mitchell. 

686 Captain Digby, R.N. 
731 A Bacchante. 
733 Portrait of the Persian Am- 
bassador. 
766 Portrait of a lady. 

1823. 684 Portraits of two children. 
690 Miss Anna Maria Buller. 

842 AmyRobsart. "The Countess 
playfully stretched her upon 
the pile of Moorish cushions, 
half sitting, half reclining, 
etc., etc." 

875 Hebe. 

877 Mrs. Wylly and two children. 

1824. 581 Night. "The Queen of Con- 

templation — Night Begins 
her balmy reign, advancing." 
— Cunntngkam, 

$84 Portrait of a young lady as 
Psyche. 

617 Portrait of a lady. 

621 Isabel de Croye. Vide Quin- 
tin Durward. 

637 Portrait of a gentleman. 

723 Portraits of the Hon. Emily 
Augusta and Charlotte Au- 
gusta Flower. 

1825. 582 The lady in the green mantle. 

Vide Red Gauntlet. 
Portrait of an officer. 
Lady Eleanor Lowther. 
The Hon. Elizabeth Mac- 

donald. 
Walter Bearblock, Esq. 

1826. 601 Charles O'Niell Corry, Esq. 
Edith Plantagenet dropping 

the rosebud in the chapel at 
Engaddi. Vide Talisman, 

IV. 



642 

737 
765 

789 
601 
635 



1826. 697 Lady Walker. 

799 The Hon. Miss Howard Moly- 

neux. 
825 Lieut.-General Sir George 

Walker, G.C.B., etc. 

1827. 667 Mrs. Tremayne Rodd. 

698 Portraits of the Hon. Mrs. 

Smith, the Hon. Misses 

Forester and Miss Smith. 
773 Lady Forester. 
775 Olympia. Vide tale of the Rose 

in the Golden Violet, by 

L. E. L. 

1828. 738 Lady Forester. 

742 Lady Cordelia Trevenion. 

Vide Dame Rebecca. 
764 La Faldette. 
857 Portrait of a gentleman. 
942 do. lady. 

1829. 682 Hon. Mrs. Dundas. 

718 Baroness Greyde Ruthyn. 

780 do. do. 

882 Rt. Hon. Lord Viscount Beres- 

ford, Master General of the 

Ordnance. 

1830. 748 Portrait of a lady. 

81$ do. gentleman. 

831 Erminia. Vide Tasso's Jeru- 

scUem delivered. 
847 Mrs. M. Luxmore. 

1 83 1. 661 Guardian Angels cherishing 

the soul. 
69% Portrait of an East Indian. 
711 Love crowning constancy. 
855 Vice Admiral Sir John Beres- 

ford, Bart., etc. 
903 Portrait of a lady. 

1832. 807 do. do. 
840 do. do. 
880 C. E. Dampier, Esq. 

922 The Hon. Mrs. Edward Petre. 

1833. 832 The Hon. Mrs. Stafford Jern- 

ingham. 

834 An officer in the Indian army. 
85$ Ellen and Adelaide. 

1834. 652 The Hon. Miss Gardner. 
696 Lady Jackson. 

703 Tertius Kendrick, Esq., Store- 
keeper of the Ordnance at 
Tobago. 

835 George Waddell, Esq., Hon. 

East India Company's Bom- 
bay civil service. 

1835. 743 Medora. 

796 Portrait of a lady. 

1838. 967 A study. 

1839. 724 Portrait of a gentleman. 

1840. 7S9 Mrs. Elrington. 

791 Dr. Copland, M.D., F.R.S., 
etc. 

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314 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



KENDRICK, Josephus Sculptor. 

6, Upper Marylebone Street, 

1 813. 896 Bust of a gentleman. 
905 do. G. Smart, Esq. 

930 do. the Bishop of Salis- 
bury. {John Fisher.) 

1 8 14. 769 Adam and Eve lamentmg over 

the dead body of Abel. 

18 1 5. 875 Half size model of a national 

monument to be erected in 
St. Paul's to the memory of 
the late Colonel Sir W. 
Myers. 
891 Bust of Dr. Kitchener. 

1817. 1015 Prometheus chained. "Then 

shall the bird of Jove, The 
rav'ning eagle, lured with 
scent of blood mangle thy 
body, Qicr ^Potter's Es- 
chylus, 

1818. 1050 Bust of the Hon. W. Lamb, 

M.P. 

18 19. 1187 Adam and Eve. "When Adam 

waked — so much the more, 
His wonder was to find un- 
wakened Eve, etc." — Milton, 
1 1 98 Sketch of a monument to the 
memory of Major General 
Ross, completing in marble 
for St. Paul's Cathedral- 
Valor lays an American flag 
on the tomb of the departed 
Warrior, on which Britannia 
is recumbent in tears, while 
Fame is descending with the 
laurel to crown his bust. 

182 1. 1095 Half size model of the above, 

etc. 

1822. 10 1 9 Small sketch of Eve tempted 

by the serpent. 
1025 Bust in marble of W. Kit- 
chener, M.D. 

1823. X059 Bustofthe late J. Stewart, Esq., 

the celebrated traveller. 

1824. 979 Bust of Alexander Davison, 

Esq. 
981 Small model, made for the in- 
spection of the Hon. the 
Committee of Taste, to the 
memory of Admiral Lord 
Duncan. 

1825. ion Bust of a lady. 
1017 do. Lord Selsey. 

1041 do. Alexander Davison, 

Esq. 
X059 Bust of Lord Henniker. 

1826. 1038 Eve's troublesome dream. 

"The fiend look'd up, and 
knew His mounted scale 
aloft, etc." 



1826. 1062 Medallion of the late Lord 

Henniker. 
1 104 Statue of the late Lieut-General 
Sir James Leith, Bart, Gov- 
ernor of the Island of Bar- 
badoes, etc. 

1827. 1080 Bust in marble of John Adams 

Rose, late son of Major 
Bethune. 
1087 Half size model of a statue of 
the late Baron von Weber, 
etc., etc. 

1828. 1144 An angel lamenting over an 

urn, forming the upper part 
of a monument erected in 
Waltham Abbey, to the 
memory of Thomas Lever- 
ton, Esq. 

1829. 1 133 Bust of A. F. C. Kollman, 

Esq. 
1150 Bust of Miss Turner. 

KENDRICK, Matthew, R.H.A. 

Painter. 
28, Grafton Street. 
1845. 1015 Scarborough, Yorkshire. 

KENDRICK, Sydney Painter. 

Fulthorp StudioSy 

y, Warwick Road^ 

Maida HiU. 

1903. 4»» A Siren. 

KENEALY, Noel Byron ...Engraver. 
Bushey Grove^ Watford. 

1 891. 1704 Mrs. Siddons. After Sir Thos. 

Lawrence, P.R.A. 

1892. 1595 Dr. Joachim. After Sir A. 

Clay, Bart. 

1893. 1470 "My lady sweet arise." After 

J. Mordecai. 

KENNARD, Miss E. C Sculptor. 

37, Porchester Terrace. 
1866. 976 R. W. Kennard, Esq., M.D.; 
marble. 
C, A, Kennardy no address. 
1869. 1275 Medallion of a lady; marble. 

KENNARD, J. Moir Architect. 

13, Railway Approach^ 

London Bridge. 

1904. 1598 House at Reigate. 

KENNEDY, Charles Napier. 

Painter. 
103, Gower Street. 
1872. 249 Lost 

1 1 1, Charlotte Street. 
1874. 290 Found! 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



315 



98, Gawer Street, 
1875. 45> A light repast. 

Z^John Street^ Bedford Raw, 
1877- 3'5 J. Brook Smith, Esq., of 
Cheltenham College. 

1878. 8 The new toy. 

977 The blacksmith's wife. 

1879. 59 A disputed point. 
305 The private View. 

1045 Lieut.-General Sir George Law- 
rence. 

1880. 1075 Lady Young. 
1492 The bohemians. 

1881. 158 The Rev. Sir Emilius Bayley, 

Bart. 
482 Mrs. Coxhead. 

4, Chichester Street^ 

St. George's Square, 

1882. 859 Sir Arthur Clay. 

192, Alexandra Road^ N, W, 

1883. 676 A strange story. 

1884. 86 Mrs. Willett. 
740 Mrs. Price. 

755 Mrs. Monckton. 

1885. 33 Mrs. C. N. Kennedy. 
1107 Portrait of a lady. 

38, Avenue Road^ 

Regent's Park, 

1886. 143 Mrs. J. Hungerford Pollen. 
359 Mrs. Collins. 

402 Evory Kennedy, Esq., M.D. 

1887. 130 Mrs. Anderson Timms. 
1038 J. H. Tuke, Esq. 

1890. 397 Mrs. J. Denison Pender. 

1894. 56 Mrs. Alexander. Presentation 

portrait, 

KENNEDY, David Architect. 

18, Maxidox Street. 

1895. H72 A garden pavilion on the edge 

of a lake. 

KENNEDY, E Sculptor. 

1842. 1348 Scenes at a fair in the north of 
Ireland. 

KENNEDY, Edward Sherard. 

Painter. 
E. Kennedy^ 
3, Upper Phillitnore Gardens. 

1863. 149 Norah. 

1864. 45 La Tireuse des Cartes. "Good 

now, some excellent for- 
tune." — Antony and Cleo- 
patra. 
1866. 520 Louis XI endeavouring to ob- 
tain the secret of her lover's 
name from Marie de Com- 
mines. — Louis XI. 



1866. 563 Viola and Olivia. "F/Wa.Good 
madam, let me see your face, 
etc." 

1868. 496 Hubert de Burgh passing 
through the streets, over- 
hears the rumours of Prince 
Arthur's death. — Kingjohn^ 
act vi, sc. 2. 
E. S. Kennedy, 
3, Upper Phillimore Gardens. 

1870. 312 Louis XI; his one good deed. 

On one occasion on leaving a 
church he found a poor wandering 
friar lying asleep on a bench be- 
fore the door. He dropped the 
deed of gift of a rich benefice in 
his lap, for the purpose of verify- 
ing the proverb, "A qui est 
heureux le bonheur vient en dor- 
mant." 

1871. io8a The wolf in the fold. 

6, Bedford Gardens, IV, 

1872. 391 An escape after the night of 

St. Bartholomew. 
573 Frederick Flowers, Esq. 
1874. 82 " For those at sea." 

605 Broken up. 
1^75* S92 Mr. Hardcastle tells the story 
of " Old Grouse in the Gun- 
room." 

1876. 131 1 Angling. 

1877. 578 The Cross roads; waiting for 

the coach. 

1879. 372 Withered. "A sad maid sat 

sighing:'— Othello. 

1880. X073 Darby and Joan. 

1884. 1616 "Sally in our alley." "On 

Sunday dressed in all my best 

I walk abroad with Sally." 

Walton House, Walton Street, 

Brompton. 

1887. 1086 How grandmamma sat for her 

portrait. 

KENNEDY, Mrs. E. S. (formerly 

Miss Florence Laing Painter. 

Walton House, Walton Street. 

1885. 1249 Thinking it over. 

1889. 510 " Love me, love my dog." 
1 89 1. 1068 A summer idyll. 
1893. 878 Silentia. 

KENNEDY, G. P Architect. 

8, Alexander Square. 
1843. 1200 Restoration of Drummond 
Castle, Perthshire, for Lord 
Willoughby de Eresby. 
1224 On Her Majesty's visit to Scot- 
land, September, 1842, the 
banquet Hall, etc., at Drum- 
mond Castle. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Kennedy, G. P. — continued. 

68, St fatness Street, 
1846. 1 1 58 Temple of Theseus, Athens; 
drawn on the spot March, 
1845, etc. 
1350 RuinsofthePropylaea, Athens; 
taken on the Acropolis, 
March, 1845. 
Sussex Chambers^ St. fatness, 
185 1. 249 View of Drummond Castle and 
garden near Crieff, Perth- 
shire, etc., etc. 

258 Improvements at Bowood Park, 

the seat of the Marquess of 
Lansdowne. 

259 The Trossacks Inn, Loch Ka- 

trine, for Lord Willoughby 
d^Eresby, etc. 

KENNEDY,; Painter. 

198, Ilegent Street. 
1823. 780 Mr. W. Pitt 

KENNEDY, Joseph Painter. 

14, Bridges Street^ 

Cauent Garden, 
1 86 1. 779 A wounded Sardinian. 

School 0/ Art, Kidderminster. 
1865. 293 Comfortable quarters. 

Wolverley, Worcestershire. 
1868. 74 A sketch in the scullery. 

Quay Cottage, Barnstaple, 
1883. 362 A back-kitchen sketch. 

KENNEDY, S Architect. 

1868. 880 View of a mansion near Leeds. 

KENNEDY, Mrs. Sara Painter. 

41, Bessborough Gardens. 
1897. 1290 Squally weather. 

KENNEDY, William Painter, 

87,6"/. Vincent Street, Glasgow. 
1892. 882 Waiting to mount guard. 

KENNEDY, William Denholm. 

Painter. 

1 16, Seymour Street, 

EustoH Square. 

1833. 14 A musical party. 
789 The toilet. 

1834. 8 The milk maid's gossip. 
413 Portrait of a gentleman. 

1835. 949 Nutting. 

1836. Ill The music lesson. 



1836. 380 Jealousy. 

1837. 433 The Pool of Bethesda. 

And a certain man was there, 
which had an infhnnity thirty and 
eight years. When Jesus saw him 
lie, and knew that he had been 
now a long time in that case, he 
saith unto him, Wilt thou be 
made whole? etc. — St, John^ ▼, 
5-7. 

1838. 17 Omnium gatherum. 
313 Wandering thoughts. 

324 Scene from Allan Ramsay's 
Gentle Shepherd. " Jenny 
pretends an errand hame, 
etc." 

91, Dean Street^ Soho, 

1839. 37 Different opinions. 

1840. 487 The lay of the last minstrel. 

" Scott is the minstrel, The 
last of all the bards was he, 
Who sang of border min- 
strelsy." 

1842. 232 Love. 

26, Soho Square. 

1843. 562 Italy. " I must say That Italy 

is a pleasant place to me, 
etc." — Byron. 

1844. 127 Happy hours. 
482 Tea table talk. 

555 Custom House, Rotterdam. 
564 Musidora. " At the doubtful 
breeze alarmed, etc." 

1845. h8 L<andscapecomposition — Italy. 
347 The Knights Charles and 

Ubaldo, searching for Ri- 
naldo, came in sight of the 
two nymphs. " And in the 
crystal of the laughing flood. 
They saw two naked figures 
bathe and dive, etc." 

438 Landscape composition — Italy. 

459 The bandit mother. 

1846. 189 Solitude. 

476 Raffael correcting the proofs ot 
Marc Antonio, with portraits 
of Raffael, Giulio Romano, 
Giorgio Perni, Marc An- 
tonio, Michel Angelo, Ben- 
venuto Cellini, etc., etc. 

Vasari in his life of the cele- 
brated engravers, says that Raffael 
was so occupied with decorating 
the palace of Leo X, that the only 
time he could devote to the cor- 
rection of Marc Antonio's print 
from his works was at meal time. 

538 Portrait of a gentleman. 

1847. 556 The Italian goatherd. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



317 



Palmer and Sir Guyon*s ap- 
proach to the bower of bliss. 
" As Guyon hapened by the 
same to wend, four naked 
damzells he therein espyde, 
etc." — Faerie Queene. 

Happy hours — Italy as it was. 

L'AUegro. " Straight mine eye 
hath caught new pleasures, 
etc." 

Theodore and Honoria, from 
Boccaccio. " The feast was 
served, the time so well fore- 
cast, etc." — Dry den. 

Cymon and Iphigenia. 

Nymphs of Diana. 

The trouting stream. 

The bracelet. 

The toilet. 

Venus and Adonis. " Oh quit 
the chase, my dear." 

View on the Esk, with Johnnie 
Armstrong's tower — Scot- 
tish border. 

The fair Camilla presents to 
Gil Bias the celebrated ruby 
from the Philippine Isles. 
" She squeezed my hand — 
and looked at me in the most 
languishing manner." 

Claude, sketching the Tomb of 
Plautus near Tivoli. 

Old mill— North Wales. 

School of Salvator. 

A peep through the forest. 

The nymph Erigone. 

Fountain near Nettuno, coast 
of Italy. 

Monte Fiascone. 

Border Outlaws. " What want 
these outlaws conquerors 
should have, etc." 

Summer time. 

La Festa. 

Waiting for the ferry-boat. 

Italian Landscape with cattle. 

The land of poetry and song. 
"Ah, monarchs! could ye 
taste the mirth ye mar, 
etc." 



KENNERLEY, J Painter. 

I, Carey Street ^ 

Chancery Lane, 
1803. 667 The incredulity of Thomas. 
181 1. 739 A holy family. 

5, Seymour Place^ North, 

181 6. 553 A favorite terrier. 

181 7. 5*6 Miss O'Neill. 



1848. 511 



1849. 419 

1850. 438 



1851. 589 



1852. 9 
68 

1853. 125 

373 
108 1 

1854- 359 
1858. 16 



1859. 



396 



i860. 


404 

556 

Ilg 


I86I. 


540 
329 


1862. 


27 « 
5*5 


1863. 


206 
210 


1864. 
1865. 


3'* 
373 
588 



KENNEY, Miss M. T Painter. 

ly Park Terrace, RegenfsPark, 
1837. 705 Miss Sinclair. 

Great Grave House, Kensington, 
1840. 660 Miss Ellen Tree as Ginevra in 
the " Legend of Florence." 

KENNINGTON, Thomas Benjamin. 

Painter. 

26, Redesdale Street, Chelsea, 

1880. 638 Written love. "I fear these 

stubborn lines lack power 
to move." — Lovers Labour 
Lost, 

1 88 1. 928 Little Minerva. 

18, Bramerton Street, Chelsea, 

1882. 1240 "II dolce farniente"; etching. 
20, Jubilee Place, Chelsea. 

887 A hostage. 

9, Bolton Studios, 

Redcliffe Road, 
261 Waifs. 
904 Mrs. S. 
118 School. 
741 Orphans. 
941 Arming for conquest 
612 The Hon. and Rev. Francis 

Byng. 
927 Idlesse. 
259 C. Skelton, Esq. 
1 105 Mrs. E. W. Farebrother. 
1126 Widowed and fatherless. 
8, Victoria Grove, 

Fulham Road, 
734 The pinch of poverty. 
757 H. J. Veal, Esq., Mayor of 

Great Grimsby. 
1 220 Mrs. Ernest Farebrother. 
24 Homeless. 

28 Mrs. H. Marshall Taylor. 
527 The Toy shop. 
387 Miss Clara Palmer. 
132 The Queen of love. 
883 Mrs. E. Tennyson d'Eyne- 

court. 
63 Beatrice, daughter of W. Cod- 

drington, Esq., M.P. 
274 Mrs. G. Marshall. 
465 Mrs. C. B. Keetley. 
543 " Child with the fair unclouded 
brow and dreaming eyes of 
wonder." 
868 Disillusioned. 
20 Mrs. Godson. 
302 The mother. 

yfi7 Alderman G. Doughty. Pre- 
sentation portrait, 

1896. 41* Mrs. M. M. Rodocanachi. 

1897. 511 Evina. 



1883. 



1884. 

1885. 
1886. 

1887. 



1888. 



1889. 



1890. 

1891. 
1892. 

1893. 



1894. 



1895. 



947 Maternity. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Kennington, Thomas Benjamin — con- 
tinued, 

89 Mrs. Brierly. 
436 Diana. 

951 Mrs. William Fane. 
799 The mirror. 
589 Recalled to life.— Tb/i? of Two 

Cities, 
277 E. Schuster, Esq. 
332 Home. 
516 Flora. 

8, Netherton Grove^ 

Fulham Road, 
183 Seventeen. 
379 A Rose of Sharon. 
^^^ J. E. Bannister, Esq. 
52 Mrs. Oscar Steveni. 
76 The waters of Lethe. 
216 A shepherdess. 
873 Portrait of a lady and children. 



1898. 

1899. 
1900. 

1901. 



1902. 



1903. 



1904. 



KBNNION 



1804. 343 





S»3 
545 


1807. 


611 


1808. 


456 




672 


1809. 


284 


I8I0. 


503 


I8I2. 
I8I3. 


45* 
691 


I8I4. 


495 


1815. 

I8I6. 
I8I7. 
I8I9. 


581 

755 
680 

564 
945 


1822. 
1823. 


829 
578 


I83I. 
1832. 


452 
53« 


1833. 
1834. 
1836. 


617 

475 
899 



Charles James. 

Painter. 
51, Charlotte Street, 

View of the southern shore, 
Isle of Wight. 

A view in Sherwood Forest. 

The grindstone oak. Holt 
Forest. 

South East view of Southwell, 
Nottinghamshire. 

View on the River Severn 
near Worcester. 

The echoing rock, near Mat- 
lock, Derbyshire. 

Severn trows, with the Malvern 
hills. 

A sea view. 

Carburton Street, 

Chepstow Castle — evening. 

The fort and shipping, Liver- 
pool. 

View on the river Wye, Mon- 
mouth. 

Cottage Scene. 

Cottages. 

A landscape, 
do. 

Cottages. 

High Torr, Matlock. 

51, Upper Charlotte Street, 

Rievale Abbey, Yorkshire. 

Windermere — evening. 

London Street^ Fitzroy Square, 

Brecon — sunset. 

Craigy-Sann, Beddgelert. 

165, Albany Street, 

Alt Gwynant, Vale of Neath. 

High Torr, Matlock. 

Kirkstall Abbey, Yorkshire. 



1 7, Robert Street^ 

Hatnpstead Ro€ui. 
1 85 1 . 9 1 1 A forest scene. 
1853. 1004 View in South Wales. 

KBNNION, B Painter. 

51, Charlotte Street, 

1795. 320 The oak and ash. 
400 A sketch of oaks. 

439 Priory at Worksop, Notting- 
hamshire. 

1796. 404 Sketch in Holt forest. 
668 Inside of a calf-house. 

1806. 399 A park scene, Bucks. 

538 View near Neath, South Wales. 

1807. ^7^ Ruins of the Bishop's Palace 

at Southwell, Nottingham- 
shire. 

KBNSBTT, John Frederick. 

Painter. 
77, Newman Street. 
1845. 324 A peep at Windsor Castle, 
from St. Leonard's. 
1279 The old oak — afternoon. 

KBNT, Miss Bthel A Painter. 

Abbotsfordy Cliftonville^ 

Margate, 
1896. 1074 Miss Mazy Werkheiser. 

KBNT, I. J Architect. 

At Mr, Bird's, 

3, Warner Street, 

Camden Town, 
1809. 811 Design for a villa in per- 
spective. 
181 1. 899 Design for a park entrance. 

KBNT, John Painter. 

At Mr, Wamncks, Plumber^ 
Air Street, Piccadilly, 

1 77 1. 121 A View of the Town of Cort^ 

in Corsica, formerly the 
residence of General Paoli, 
taken on the spot. 
122 A view of the modern city of 
Girgenti in Sicily, and of the 
ruins of the temple of Con- 
cord, about two miles dis- 
tant from it. 
At Mr, Test's, 

Hamilton St., Piccadilly, 

1772. 134 A view of the mountain, St. 

Oreste, formerly called So- 
racte, seventy-seven miles 
distant from Rome; a draw- 
ing. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



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Ai Mr. Stockin'Sy 
I, Hunfs Courts 

Si, Mtirtin^s Lane, 
1773. 169 A view of Procida and Ischia, 
from the ancient Grotto in 
Capo Miseno. 
170 A view from the walls of Bo- 
logna. 

KENTISH, Miss Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.^ 
181 5. 778 East view of the choir of Salis- 
bury Cathedral. 

KBNWBLL, Miss Anna Maria. See 
Mrs. Charretie, vol. ii, page 48. 

KBNWORTHY, Miss Esther. 

Painter. 
Kerrison Lodge^ Ealing, 

1 88 1. 605 Wallflowers. 

1882. 869 do. 

KENYON, Hon. E. F Painter. 

16, Hereford Square, 
1879. 535 Pillars of the House. 

KENYON, George Architect. 

35, New Bond Street, 

1893. 1 5 19 Small country house, York- 

shire. 

1894. x686 A parish Hall. 

1895. 1550 Eastwood Cottage, Walbers- 

wick. 

1896. i68a Walton Lodge, near Preston; 

entrance front. 

KERK, DE. See D, vol. ii, page 294. 

KERKHOVE, Van den. SeeV. 

KERLY, P. J Painter. 

St, Cleat^Sy London Road^ 

Reading, 
1904. X030 The Hayfield. 

KERR, Charles H. M Painter. 

21, How land Street, 

1884. 1606 Haytime. 

1885. 390 Wargrave church. 

6, Wells Street, W, 

1886. 739 Claire. 

858 Coming rain. 

9s6 The curb's garden. 

1887. 593 The oldest inhabitant. 
661 Whitby harbour. 

1526 Illustration of "Allan Quarter- 
main " by H. R. Haggard. 



1888. 301 End of the day. 

1890. 775 Fisherman's home. 
1017 Reading girl. 

1 89 1. 765 An academy picture. 
769 An old couple. 

18, Aubrey Walk, 

Campden Hill, 

1894. 126 Dorothy, daughter of J. Anstey 

Wild, Esq. 

1895. 552 Major J. O. Nelson, 20th Regi- 

ment. 

1896. 561 Miss Giles. 

1S97. 935 Master Kenneth Hunter. 

991 All Souls' — an outlaw's grave. 

1898. 225 Mrs. George Noble. 
717 Ste Jeanne d'Arc. 

1899. 451 " When other helpers fail." 
629 Myself. 

1900. 99 Sanctuary. 
996 Mrs. Clowes. 

1901. 363 The Rev. C. Grote Joyce. Pre- 

sentation Portrait, 

1903. 674 Mrs. Rudolf Wahl. 

1904. 91 Aim^e, daughter of Sir Rupert 

Clarke, Bart. 

KERR, George Cochrane ... Painter. 
3, Stanford Road, Kensington, 
1878. 956 Corney Reach. 
1880. 98 » Cap Point, St Margaret's Bay. 

1512 Fiddler's reach, Greenhithe. 
1883. 228 The Cliffs of Dover. 

i486 Burr Island, South Devon. 
1 7, Queen^s Road, 

St. John's Wood, 
1886. 763 Christchurch Bay, Hants. 
1067 The busy Thames. 

1888. 886 "Cool depths that wash the 

sun scorched rocks." 

1889. 674 One golden autumn eventide. 

1890. 634 An exciting finish. 

Gillingham House, Gillingham, 

1893. 263 Greyhounds of the British 

Navy. 

1894. 880 A modern convoy in time of 

war. 
^. Helier, Borstal Road, 

Rochester, 

1897. 671 Sherringham Beach during the 

cod season. 



KERR, Henry W., ^.i?.5.^. ...Painter. 
2, Queen Street, Edinburgh, 
1890. 1174 His day at the plate. 
1423 A Connemara bailiff. 
1276 The Morning of St Patrick's 

day. 
1294 The wearin* o' the green. 
1297 Pay day. 
1017 Preparing for an argument. 



1891. 



1892. 
1894. 



320 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



KERR, Robert Architect. 

Carlton Chambers, 
1862. 876 Design for the Palais de Jus- 
tice at Brussels, 1861. 
1866. 783 Ford, Surrey— Entrance. 
799 Bearwood, Berkshire. 

22, Old Burlington Street, 
1868. 897 Bearwood, Berkshire. 
1870. 791 Chimney piece, etc., Bearwood. 
1873. 1 138 Berlin Parliament House. 

KERR, T Painter. 

42, Momington Row. 
1850. Ill Irish Peat Gatherer. 

KERRY, William L Painter. 

Gallery of Arty Liverpool, 

1865. 659 Gate Crag, Borrowdale, Cum- 
berland. 

1873. 711 Glyder Fawr. "A mountain 
on whose barren crest The 
labouring clouds so often 
rest." 
808 The Moss, Formby, Lanca- 
shire. 

1877. 735 The river. "Our lives are 
rivers gliding free, to that 
unfathomed, boundless sea 
The silent grave." — Long- 
fellow. 

KERSEY, Miss Painter. 

Frederick Cottage^ 

Goswell Roady Islington, 
1830. 542 The Rev. Charles Barlee. 

KERSHAW, Miss Agnes ... Painter. 

28, Blakeney Road^ Crookes^ 

Sheffield. 
1898. 1098 Waiting. 

KERSHAW, T. ... Miniature Painter. 

Pall Mall, 
1803. 751 Portrait of a lady. 

KETLING, M Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1807. 397 View on the road to St. 
Thomas's Mount near Ma- 
dras. 

KETTLE, Miss Clara E. F. 

Miniature Painter. 
13, Crescent^ Weymouth. 
1845. 728 Portrait of a lady. 

14, Harley Street. 

1847. 938 Lady Charles Thynne. 

1848. 933 The Misses Soulsby. 



Charlbury Lodge^ Weymouth. 
1853. 723 Annie. 

741 Mrs. Hubert Hutchings. 
884 Portrait of a lady. 

1855. 768 A portrait. 

1856. 664 Miss Mortimer. 
666 Mrs. Talbot Baker. 

KETTLE, Tilly Painter. 

8, Bemers Street. 

1777. aoo Portrait of an officer. 

201 do. a Moor's lady. 

Old Bond Street. 

1 78 1. 95 Portrait of a gentleman. {Mr. 

Ernst.) 

145 Portrait of a Bishop. {Rcik 
George Mason.) 

228 Portrait of a lady. 

230 Shaw Allum, the present Mo- 
gul of Hindostan, reviewing 
the 3rd Brigade of the £^t 
India Company's troops, 
from the state tent on the 
plains of Allahabad. 

1782. 5 Portrait of Admiral Kempen- 

felt. 
34 Portrait of a lady. 

1783. 36 do. gentleman. 
126 do. lady. 

269 do. an officer. 

KEUX, LE. See L. 

KEYES, G. J., or T Painter. 

6, Gray's Street. 
1 8 1 1 . 811 Design for a park entrance. 

51, Paddington Street. 
181 5. 503 A cottage at Finchley. 
617 do. Dolgelley. 

730 do. Ware, Hertford- 

shire. 

82, High Street^ Marylebotu. 
18 1 7. 852 A cottage. 

KEYL, Friedrich Wilhelm .. Painter. 
1847. 1236 Fidelity. 

28, Abercom Place^ 

Maida Hill, 

1849. 39 > Hessian Girl and cows. 

1850. 1248 Going home (costume of Hes- 

sia). 

185 1. 21 View of the Culver, Carshal- 

ton, with portraits of Mr. 
and Mrs. Sam Gurney. 
691 At the well a century ago. 
18, Cunningham Place^ 

St. John's Wood. 

1852. 617 Sheep. 
619 do. 

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1852. 1313 A group of a cow, sheep and 

goats. 

1853. 43 On the fell. 
4s Cow and calf. 

263 On the moor. 
510 A study. 

1088 Near Brotherswater, Cumber- 
land. 

1854. 626 Halt on the road, returning 

from the fair — Grasmere, 
Westmorland. 
630 Sheep going to drink. 
1077 Favourites. 
1S55. 383 " Tis but a dappled herd, come 
down to drink." — Rogers, 
598 Donkey and foaL 

1856. 288 On the Coast of Sussex. 

471 The birthday beau: a portrait. 
545 Walton Heath, Surrey. 
622 The mother. 

1857. 10 Spanish oxen the property of 

Samuel Gumey, Esq., M.P. 
38 The view. 

1858. 559 Sheep. 

865 Malvern Hills. 

1859. 285 Companions. The property of 

James Nicholson^ Esq.^ of 
IVoodhaUh^ Reigate. 
1066 A common occurrence. 
i860. 399 Deer. 
480 Sheep. 
553 Fetching Meg hame. 

1 86 1. 189 Chewing the cud. 
304 Winter Coals. 

57 > The Menilled doe. 

1862. 296 Chinese lap dog, the property 

of Her Majesty. Painted fy 
command, 

1863. " A hill side flock. 
374 Setters (portraits). 

33, Carlton HiU,St,John's Wood, 

1865. 557 Victor, Emanuel, Otto, and 

Carlo, Sardinian ponies. 

The property of and painted 

for^ Her Majesty the Queen, 

1868. 645 Mountain sheep. 

(The late.) 
1872. 80 Waiting. 
994 Lambs. 

KEYMER, M. H Painter. 

91, Newgate Street, 
1787. 10 Portrait of a gentleman. 
381 do. lady. 

412 Winter scene. 

KEYS, Miss Frances M Painter. 

Baron Grove^ Mitcham, 
1856. 9^5 The Holly Tree Inn. Dickens's 
Household Words, 

IV. 



9, Coleshill Terrace. 
1859. 807 Harvest time. 

Bredgar Lodge, Croydon, 
1 86 1 . 8 1 8 On the Addington Hills, Surrey. 



KEYS, G. F Painter. 

59, Gracechurch Street, 
1890. 1102 A Guernsey lane — winter. 
1300 A pond in the New Forest 



KEYS, George Scott Painter. 

100, Leadenhall Street, 
1 86 1. 766 The Glyders from Nant Gwy- 
nant. 



KEYSE, Thomas. 



1799. 94 Fruit piece. 
545 Flower piece. 



. Painter. 
Spa Road, 



KEYSER, DE. See D, vol. ii, page 294. 



KEYWORTH, T Painter. 

25, North Lambeth, 
18 19. 973 View of Branspeth Castle, 
Durham. 



KEYWORTH, W. D Sculptor. 

29, Arthur Street, Chelsea, 

1837. 1246 Bust of Miss Sarah Stickney, 

author of " Poetry of Life," 
etc. 
1262 Bust of Dr. Ayre, M.D., of 
Hull. 

Hull, 

1838. 1375 Bust of the Rev. George Lee, 

to be placed in the Hull 
Mechanic's Institution. 

1839. 1339 Bust of the Rev. Wm. Ellis. 

Foreign secretary to the 
London Missionary Society. 

1840. 1185 Bust in marble of the Rev. 

Thomas Dykes, LL.D., Min- 
ister of St. John's Church, 
Hull. 
1844. 1 31 3 Bust in marble of the Rev. 
Walter Farquhar Hook, 
D.D., Vicar of Leeds, Pre- 
bendary of Lincoln, and 
Chaplain in Ordinary to Her 
Majesty. 
1333 Posthumous bust in marble of 
the Rev. J. Galland, M.A., 
Wesleyan Minister. 

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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



KEYWORTH, William Day, Junr. 

Sculptor. 
15, South Parade^ Brompton. 

1863. 1 180 Humphrey Sandwith, Esq, 

M.D., F.R.C.P., Consulting 
Physician to the Hull Gen- 
eral Infirmary, to be placed 
in the Board Room of that 
Institution. 

1864. 9»o Mrs. Ellis, author of "The 

Women of England." 
1 01 6 Rev. W. Ellis, Missionary in 
Madagascar. 

9, Lower Belgrave Place. 

1865. loio Isaac Taylor, Esq. ; medallion. 
X069 George Dixon Longstaff, D.D.; 

marble. 

1867. 1066 Legros Clark, Esq. 

62, Buckingham Palace Road. 

1868. 1 161 Mrs. Howard Paul. 

1x61 Dr. Albert J. Bemays, Pro- 
fessor of Chemistry, St. 
Thomas* Hospital. 

1869. 1237 Andrew Marvel. Placed in the 

Hull Town Hall. 

1870. 1213 Sir Titus Salt, Bart. 

1871. 1285 Sir William De la Pole. Model 

of Statue^ now placed in the 
Town Hall, Hull. 
1296 The late Bethel Jacobs, Esq. 
(posthumous); marble bust. 

1872. 1547 The Marquis of Westminster, 

K.G. 

1873. 1589 Mrs. Sharp; medallion. 

54, Sackville Street, Hull, 

and do. 

1874. 1565 Thomas Sykes, Esq., late of 

Kingston on Hull; marble. 

1875. 1403 Mrs. Charles H. Wilson; 

marble. 

1880. 1600 The late Sir Rowland Hill, 

K.C.B., modelled from the 
cast taken after his death; 
bust. 
1605 The late Ven. Archdeacon 
Musgrave, D.D.; post- 
humous bust. 
62, Buckingham Palace Road. 

1 88 1. 1442 Robert Harrison, Esq.; bust, 

marble. To be placed in the 
Hull Literary and Philo- 
sophical Institute, etc. 

1882. 1555 Lord Hatherley; posthumous 

bust, terra-cotta. 
1661 Colonel Gerald Smith, J.P., 
Chairman of the Hull, 
Barnsley, and West Junction 
Rail way and Dock Company; 
bust, marble, for the Board 
room. 



1885. 2020 The late Mrs. Eleanor A. Rollit; 
posthumous bust, marble. 

1887. 1811 JamesReckittjEsq., J.P.; bust, 

marble. 

1888. 1933 Walter Marshall, Esq.; bust, 

marble. 
1893. 1662 H.R.H. the late Duke of 

Clarence and Avondale; 

bust, marble. 
1896. 1805 The late Venerable Archdeacon 

Blakeney, D.D.; bust, 

marble. 

KIDD, R. C Architect. 

At Mr. Brownt^s^ Kew. 
1798. 995 Design for a pavilion. 

KIDD, William, R.S.A Painter. 

24, Little Guildford Street. 

181 7. 75 Dead game. 
214 A parrot. 

263 The oyster-stall. 
44S The deserter taken. 

1818. 13 The poacher detected. 

1819. 193 Sunday morning, or the bad 

account of last week's wages. 
603 Village Feast 

1820. II The travelling tinker. 

39, Cromer Street, 

Brunswick Square. 

182 1. 164 The Drunken Smith. 

1822. 122 The Veteran's glory. 

339 Shelah, Sappho, and Dandy, 
.setters, the property of J. 
Walpole Willis, Esq. 

1823. 336 The traveller disturbed at his 

repast. 
23, Northampton Street, 

Battle Bridge. 

1826. 6 The drunken husband. 

13, Tottenham Court Road. 

1827. 20 Sportsmen regaling. 

1828. 271 The artist. 

1829. 213 The first child. 

3, Edward Street, 

Hampstead Rocui. 

1830. 70 The lover's signal. 

52, Upper John Street. 

1 83 1. 191 The truant. 

33, York Buildings, New Rd. 

1832. 115 Indulgence. 

1833. 274 Hydraulics. 

31, George Street, New Road. 

1835. 12 The refractory model. 

1836. 441 The young widow's petition. 

34, York Buildings. 

1837. 226 The Elopement discovered. 

83, Charlotte Street. 
1839. 422 The friendly contest. 



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22, George Street^ New Road, 

1 84 1. 237 England's pride. 
419 Britain's glory. 

1842. 455 A Highlajnd reel. 

25, Acton Street^ 

Grays Inn Lane, 

1844. 603 St. Valentine's Morning. 

1845. 581 The Cotter's Saturday Night. 

"Then kneeling down to 
Heaven's Eternal King, the 
saint, the father, and the 
husband prays,etc." — Bums, 

1846. 7" The Jolly beggars. "See the 

smoking bowl before us, 
etc." — Burns. 

1847. 263 The juvenile concert. 

1 5, /udd Place^ New Road, 

1850. 1006 Hallowe'en — ducking for 

apples. 

1851. 802 My boy Tammy. 

KIDNER, William Architect. 

23, Old Broad Street, 
1878. 1123 Chartered Mercantile Bank of 

India, etc. 
1888. 1900 London and River Plate Bank, 
Rosario. 



KIDNER and BERRY ... Architects. 
23, Old Broad Street. 

1893. *^o^ House at Surbiton on Thames. 
1608 Gamekeeper's lodge in the 

Ardennes. 
16 fo Bank at Daventry, Northants. 
161 1 House at Bisham on Thames. 

1894. 1546 Stables, etc., Bisham on 

Thames. 

KILBURN, Master T Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1800. 590 A Trout 

613 A cat and a chicken. 



KILBURNE, George G., R,I. 

Painter. 
34, Hilldrop Road. 
97 Indecision. 
299 Grace. 
115 The parrot. 

782 The welcome step. " His very 
step has music in't as he 
comes up the stair." — 
Mickle, 
882 Playing at marriage. 
912 The chain of life. "A link 
among the days, to knit The 
generations each with each." 



1863. 
1864. 
1868. 
1869. 



1870. 



1871. 



1872. 



1875- 



1877. 
1883. 
1885. 



1886. 
1887. 
1888. 
1889. 
1891. 
1893. 
1895. 
1896. 
1900. 



53, Hilldrop Road, 
502 Cyril's wooing. "... till on 
a day when Cyril pleaded, 
Ida came behind seen but of 
Psyche, etc." — Tennyson, 
1036 Among our ancestors. "Whose 
distant footsteps echo 
Through the corridors of 
time."— Longfellow. 
479 Holyrood, 26th May, 1563. 

She waited not for guard nor 
groom, 
But stepped into the hall ; 
Around her were the four Maries, 
Herself the rose of all. 
On this day the Queen, attended 
by her ladies, opened at the 
Tol booth the sessions in person ; 
she had on that occasion laid 
aside her widow's deuil, — Miss 
Strickland. 

1079 Fairy tales. 

Hawkhurst House, 

Halter stock Hill. 
493 Poor relations. 
872 The exiles. "Then read from 

the sacred volume The 

poem of thy choice, etc." 
938 Picnic party on the Lagoon. 
817 Fresh from the country. 
402 "Kit she was the charming 

girl To carry the milking- 

pail." 
1061 Her ladyship. 
538 An appeal. 
38 A hopeless case. 
681 Forgiven. 
948 The honeymoon. 
651 The bashful lover, 
iioi Arrivals. 
477 Stolen fruit. 
840 Strict injunctions. 



KILBURNE, George Goodwin. 

Painter. 
Hawkhurst House, 

Haverstock Hill. 

1882. 1518 Expectations. 

1883. 9 The winner. 

1885. 544 Companions in misfortune. 

1886. so Portrait of a gentleman. 

1887. 192 Sons of Cain. 
511 In training. 

526 " For a-hunting we will go." 
588 Too late. 
869 Ancient sport. 

1888. 4*7 "Where ignorance is bliss, 'tis 

folly to be wise." 
928 Sunday afternoon. 
970 "Will he come?" 
987 At the meet. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Kilburne, George Goodwin — continued, 
iS88. 105 1 A troublesome acquisition. 

1890. 880 "Down!" 

24, Donnington Park Road, 

189 1. 419 The old, old story. 

835 " In the name of the law." 

1892. 849 No Popery. 

I, Fitzroy Road, N. W, 
1897. 781 The stile. 

1899. 838 A quiet comer. 
857 Flight. 

1900. 854 Gossip. 
934 Gamblers. 

KILLICK, T Painter. 

Orchard House, Petworth, 
1864. 24 Bird's nest and fruit. 
409 A Dead Partridge. 

KILLINGBECK, Benjamin. 

Painter. 
At Mr, Ryies, 

Mount Street, 

Berkeley Square. 
1776. 376 An Arabian horse, the property 
of the Marquis of Rocking- 
ham. 
74, Margaret Street, 

Cavendish Square, 

1779. 170 Dorimant, the property of Lord 

Ossory. 

1780. 134 Portrait of Cannibal, a race 

horse. 

1781. 25 Portrait of a hound. 
163 do. do. 

383 A spaniel, dead game, etc. 

14, Dover Street, 

1784. 349 Portrait of a horse belonging 

to Lord Stawell. 

1785. 185 A hare. 

1786. 71 Brace of partridges. 

1788. 62 do. do. 

1 789. 56 A woodcock. 

KILLMISTER, C. Gordon. 

Architect. 
8, Barton Street, Westminster, 
1889. ^^Tl West End Hospital, Welbeck 
Street. 

KILLMISTER (C. G.) and BRIGGS 

(R. A.) Architects. 

8, Barton Street, Dean^s Yard, 

1887. 1738 St. John's church, Maccles- 

field. 

KILPIN, Legh M Painter. 

49, Haverstock Hill, 

1888. 1456 A cottage Corner. 
1896. 1159 A well discussed subject. 



KINCH, H 


1811. 


531 


1812. 


312 


1813. 
1814. 
1815. 

1817. 


410 
105 
470 

493 
14 


1818. 
1819. 
1820. 


298 

420 

63 

75 



KIMPTON, W Architect. 

199, Strand. 
1784. 525 Elevation of Liveden New- 
building, near Thrapston, 
Northamptonshire. 
526 Plan of Liveden new building, 
etc. 



Painter. 

Fareham, 

A Member of the Hambledon 
Hunt; a study of a figure 
for part of a large picture of 
the death of a fox. 

A Sand Cart. 

Timber-Carriage. 

Horses. 

A group of forest horses. 

A snow piece. 

Portrait of a poney, the prop- 
erty of a gentleman. 

Landscape. 

Portraits of Horses, 
do. two horses, 
do. a hunting mare and 
hackney, the property of 
H. P. Delm^, with the ruins 
of Place-house, near Titch- 
field, Hants. 

Snow piece with cattle and 
figures from nature. 

Portrait of a little mare, the 
property of Major Harris. 

Going to cover; an unfinished 
study for a large picture. 

Portrait of a favorite hackney, 
the property of G. Battye, 
Esq. 

Portrait of a hunter, the prop- 
erty of a gentleman. 

Portrait of a horse bred in 
Italy, the property of G. 
Poore, Esq. 

Miss M. E Painter. 

Hereford House, Croydon, 
An English Girl. 
3, Trafalgar Square, 

Chelsea, S. W. 
Old cronies. 
Free seats. 
Miss Clara Kindon. 
A little maiden. 
St, George, Chalk Hill, 

Bushey. 
A new novel. 
A cosy party. 
Literary efforts. 
Spring time. 
Miss E. M. Savill. 



201 

182 1. 360 

1822. 827 

1823. 637 

763 

1824. 423 

KINDON, 

1879. 536 



1883. 786 

1886. 1023 

1890. 1218 

1891. 128 



1892. 10 

1893. 394 
724 

1894. 1023 

1895. ^99 



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325 



1897. 259 Trouble. 

887 Miss Ella M. Swain. 
1092 A primrose dame. 

1898. 921 The poem. 

1899. 731 Between two lights : portrait of 

a lady. 

1900. 1050 The song went to her heart. 

1903. 108 " Days bound each to each in 

natural piety." 
643 Yolande. 

1904. 694 A little cottage child. 

KING, A Painter. 

1804. 497 Grove house, Lambeth Marsh. 

10, Berkeley Street, 

1805. 663 Pope's Villa, Twickenham. 

KING, Miss Agnes Gardner. 

Painter. 
20, Hamilton Terrtue^ 

St John's Wood. 
1885. 1 1 89 Alice, daughter of Peter Gra- 
ham, Esq., R.A. 
1888. 1512 Study of a child's head. 

24, Hamilton Terrace, 
1894. 1054 Emma, daughter of W. A. 

Hepburn, Esq. 
1^95* 95^ Esme; a portrait. 

1060 Emmeline; a portrait in fancy 
dress. 
1896. 1443 A little village maid. 
Hampstead Marshall^ 

Newbury^ Berks, 

1 90 1. 1 160 Gossip. 

1902. 845 Rivals. 

KING, Berkeley Painter. 

5, Young Street y Kensington 

18 1 4. 127 A scene near Aber, North 

Wales — misty morning. 
149 A mill near Bettws y Coed, 

Carnarvonshire. 
497 A scene near Aber, North 

Wales — misty morning. 

18 1 5. 38 View midway between Bangor 

and Capel Cerig, taken from 
near the new Coach Road. 

KING, Miss Bertha Painter. 

Clyde Villay Shoreham, Kent. 
1900. 525 Wild parsley. 

KING, C Architect. 

At Mr, KeveUys^ 

75, Great Tichfield Street, 

1792. 644 Design for a gateway. 

1793. 810 do. villa. 

1794. 561 do. private museum. 

Mortlake^ Surrey. 
1796. 833 Design for a casine. 



1797. 


1 124 


Design for a 


garden Temple. 


1798. 


964 


do. 


do. 




967 


do. 


chapel. 


1800. 


1062 


do. 


villa. 


1807. 


716 A landscape 


—wind and rain. 






25, Store Street, 








Bedford Square. 


1808. 


266 


Portrait of a 


gentleman. 



KING, Charles Robert Baker. 

Architect. 
35, Oakley Square. 

1885. 175* St. Margaret's Church, Buona 

Vista, Galle, Ceylon. 

1886. 1578 Holy Cross Church, Moreton 

Morrell, etc. 

35» Spring Gardens. 
1895. 1 5 16 Christ Church, Southwark. 



KING, 


Edward Painter. 




South Hurting, Petersfield. 


1888. 


260 W. Lunnon, Esq. 




190, Drayton Gardens. 


1889. 


142 "That it may please Thee to 




protect all fatherless child- 




ren and widows." 




159 The last of the congregation. 




703 A welcome stranger. 




Harting, Petersfield, Hants. 


1890. 


617 Prayer. 




957 Spring. 


1891. 


25 Blessed are they that give to the 




poor. 




778 Coming from the fair. 




10 1 7 His sacred charge. 


1893. 


223 Hospital Sunday. 




407 A tit-bit. 




819 Coming from the fair. 




cjo IV. E. R, Wilson, 




38, Sussex Place, 




South Kensington, 


1894. 


446 " When the heart is young." 




836 A frolic. 




St. Ives, ComwalL 


1896. 


159 The Haymaker. 




515 "To live in hearts we leave 




behind is not to die." 




Sandhills, Fordingdridge, 




Hants, 


1899. 


789 Milking time. 




870 Haying in the orchard. 




c/o Miss Lovering, 




24, Yeoman^s Row, 




Brompton Road. 


1901. 


263 At the font. 




52, Caithness Road, 




Brook Green. 


1904. 


135 Mrs. Brumwell. 




3»5 Twilight. 



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KING, Edward R Painter. 

Leinsier Lodge^ 

Munster Terrace^ Fuiham, 
1884. 1525 King's Road, Chelsea. 

KING, Miss Elizabeth Thomson. 

Painter. 

15, Biomfieid Terrace, IV. 

1883. 993 Miss Agnes Gardner King. 

24, Hamilton Terrace. 

1 89 1. 1291 Mrs. John Augustus Voelcker. 

Hamstead MarshcUl, 

Newbury, Berks. 
1901. 1015 Mrs. Hardwick. 

KING, Emily Miniature Painter. 

39, Foley Place. 

1848. 736 Miss Fores. 

1849. 881 Sketch from nature. 

KING,Miss Ethel Slade Painter. 

10, Fitzroy Street. 

1884. 1370 Study of an old man's head. 

64, Charlotte Street. 

1885. 1688 Mrs. Earle. 

1703 Miss Hugh Smith. 

I, St, Mark's Place Buildings, 
Grosvenor Square. 

1886. i486 Mr. Elwin. 
1494 Mr. Clothier. 
X497 Mrs. A. Hichens. 

1506 Miss Winifred Buxton. 

1887. 1547 R. S. Poole, Esq. 
1556 Portrait study. 

1888. 1656 The Creation of Eve. 

1677 Lieutenant F. Williams Free- 
man, R.N. 

1889. 1753 Rev. R. Randall; red chalk. 
1760 The Bishop of Ripon. {W. 

Boyd Carpenter.) Red chalk. 

1890. 1687 Mrs. Cooke. 

16, New Cavendish Street. 

1892. 1583 Pencil study of a head. 

1893. 1067 Son of Waldyve Martin, Esq. 
14' 5 Mrs. Howson. 

1428 Head of a lady. 

8, Cheyne Court, Chelsea, 

1894. 1429 Lord Harlech. 

1895. 1338 Hon. Mrs. Grenfell. 
1345 Rev. Canon Meyrick. 
1352 Master Harry Adeane. 

1896. 1246 Mrs. Acton. 

1553 Captain Francis Pitt, R.N. 

KING, Frank C Painter. 

24, Great Titchfield Street. 
1900. 969 Entrance to King Edward's 
room, Berkeley Castle. 



KING, 

1880. 
1881. 



Gunning Painter. 

10, Clairville Grove. 
1032 Strawberry gatherers. 
963 Reminiscences. 
Leinster Lodge, 

Minster Terrace, Fulhatn. 
877 William Glover, Esq. 
1526 Waiting for a partner. 

South Harting, Petersfield. 
1122 Hilda, Gladys, and Madeline, 
daughters of F. Green, Esq. 
118 The orphan. 
1 1 27 The waning of the day. 
47 " Come along, baby ! " 
815 The love letter. 
240 June roses. 
349 Saturday afternoon. 
521 An interrupted elopement. 
803 Summer. 
834 "Thrown." 
520 Destitute. 
388 Summer. 



1883. 
1884. 

1888. 

1890. 

1892. 

1893. 

1894. 

1897. 
1900. 

KING, H Sculptor. 

10, Percy Street. 

1828. 1 182 Model of a head of a boy. 

1829. 1137 Bust of a gentleman. 

1830. 1223 do. do. 

1 83 1. 1 1 73 Marble bust of a gentleman. 

1832. nil Bust of a gentleman. 
1229 do. do. 

Church Street, Edmonton, 
1845. 1396 Head of a child in marble. 
1447 Bust of a gentleman. 

KING, Haynes Painter. 

32, Victoria Rocul, 

Kentish Town. 
i860. 430 Looking out. 

1862. 531 Take a spoonful, puppy! 

1863. 601 Fruit and flowers. 

51, Victoria Rocui. 
1866. 247 The lace maker. 

Camden Studios. 

1868. 612 "I cannot mind my wheel, 

mother, etc." — Swain. 

1869. 758 Looking it over. 

1870. 355 Anxiously watching. 

Poole Villa, 

Fulham Park RocuL 

187 1. 767 Study from nature. 

1872. 1 1 36 Homeless. 
1 147 Home. 

1874. 612 Flirtation and jealousy. 

1875. 3;8 Porridge for breakfast. 

1876. 292 Sunbeams. 
343 Stitching. 

1877. 478 A stitch in time. 
1879. 503 The morning paper. 

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1880. 1423 A Highland home — prepara- 
tions for dinner. 

Someone passing. 

Preparation for the midday 
meal, Normandy. 

"Well, pussy!" 

A skein of worsted. 

Approaching footsteps. 

"Come, then!" 

A mussel-gatherer. 

" Don't be inquisitive! " 

Ingle^ Broadhurst Gardens, 

A slight financial difficulty. 

First bite. 

Faces in the fire. 
81, Guildford Street, 

Russell Square. 

"What is it, pussy?" 

Flirts. 

22, Fairfax Road, 

South Hampstead. 

A helpmate. 

Getting granny's advice. 

22, Winchester Road, 

Waiting on daddy. 

Lighting the fire. 

For safety. 

The new gown. 

Nursing the fire. 

Advice gratis. 

Overhauling the nets. 

103, Finchley Road. 

" A watched pot never boils." 

Arrested attention. 

A tiff. " Amantium irae amoris 
integratio est." — Terence. 

An illustrated war paper. 

Preparing for conquest. 

Happy as the day is long. 

Good news from the front. 

Latest intelligence. 



KING, J Painter. 

22, Knightsbridge. 

1796. 361 Ruins. 
673 do. 

4, St. fames St., Clerkenwell. 

1797. 416 View of the entrance to Caris- 

brook Castle. 
559 View of Wootton Bridge, Isle 
of Wight. 



KING, John Architect. 

42, Newman Street. 
181 7. 158 An old man's head; a study 
from nature. 

8, Upper Thornhaugh Street. 
18 19. 1 135 Design for a cenotaph, etc. 





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1884. 


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1888. 


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1893. 


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701 




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1896. 


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1 82 1. 996 Design for a hunting seat in 

Derbyshire. 

1822. 948 Kidderminster chapel. 

1823. 579 Monumental building in Wick- 

low. 
1827. 939 Design for a church. 

1010 do. Gothic Entrance 

lodge. 

8, Huntley Street. 
1829. 1033 Design for a cenotaph. 



KING, John Painter. 

31, Gerrard Street. 

182 1. 105 Romeo departing for Mantua. 

1822. 331 The calling of Samuel. 
364 Portrait of a lady. 

1823. 199 Carrying home the orphan 

lamb. 
Bristol, andi^y Charing Cross. 

1824. 198 Jeremiah writing his prophetic 

denunciations against Jeru- 
salem. 
518 Portrait of a lady. 
1826. 39S Archimedes discovered in his 
study, during the sacking of 
Syracuse by the Romans, 
and slain by the soldiers who 
found him, for refusing to 
accompany them to their 
general Marcellus, imtil he 
should have finished his 
problem. Fide Plutarch, etc. 
2 1, Soho Square. 

1828. 3 James Northcote, Esq., R.A. 

1829. 554 Francis Danby, Esq., A.R.A. 

1830. 448 Abraham and Isaac in thanks- 

giving for the deliverance 
from the sacrifice. 
1832. 1 103 C. Graeme, Esq. 

1834. 166 Rajah Ram, son of the late 

Rajah Ramohun Roy. 

1835. 47 Portrait of a lady. 

192 Rev. Robert Aspland. 

1836. 376 Prospero teaching Miranda as- 

tronomy. 
926 John Yarde Fownes, Esq. 

1838. 464 William Newton, Esq. 
472 Henry Lowndes, Esq. 

1839. 163 Mercury announcing to Paris 

the approach of the God- 
desses to abide his judge- 
ment as to which should 
receive the golden apple 
which Discord threw on the 
floor of Heaven, inscribed 
"To the most beautiful." 
318 Captain Freer, Royal Artillery. 

1840. 234 Portrait of a gentleman. 
492 Mr. Newton. 



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King, John — continued, 

1841. 1177 Imogen, supposed dead, 

brought out of the cave by 
Arviragus, who is relating to 
Belarius and Guiderius how 
he found her, etc. — From 
Cymbeline, 

1842. 187 Mirandaand Ferdinand. "Alas 

now! pray you not work so 
hard; If you'll sit down, Til 
bear your logs the while; 
Pray give me that, TU carry 
it, ^Xc:'— Tempest. 

1843. 3 Prospero. 

324 Rev. Gerald Pole Carew. 
1845. 602 Prospero instructing Miranda 
when a little girl. "I, thy 
schoolmaster, made thee 
more profit Than other 
Princes can, etc." — Tempest, 
1029 The favourite. 

15, Charing Cross, 
1847. 569 Portrait of the Most Rev. Jacob 
Hiliani, Roman Catholic 
archbishop of Damascus. 

KING, J. Arthur Painter. 

4, Swiss Terrace^ Hampstead, 
1 88 1. 723 ''Hark! how the sacred calm 
that breathes around, etc." — 
Gray, 
1885. 1374 Newnham. 

KING, Captain John Duncan. 

Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

Lieut King, 

1824. 390 View in Portugal, from a sketch 
by Lieut.-General Hawker, 
of part of the mountains of 
the Estrella, from the Banks 
of the Sierra, with the an- 
cient Bridge of F02 d'Ereuce, 
on which Marshal Massena 
when retreating with the 
Rear Guard of his Army 
from the Lines before Lisbon 
in 181 1, was suddenly at- 
tacked and routed with great 
slaughter, by the Duke of 
Wellington. 
413 View in Spain. From a sketch 
by Lieut. -General Hawker, 
of the Sierra de Gatta, from 
the Banks of the Aguada. 

1829. 243 View near Pampeluna. 

Capt,J, D, King, 

1834. 511 The fort of Chunar, on the 
Ganges, with the embarka- 
tion of the Governor-Gene- 



ral, the late Marquis of 
Hastings and suite. Painted 
from sketches made on the 
spot by the Earl of Munster. 

1836. 133 View in Portugal. 

1837. 466 Coast scene, east of Boulogne. 

1838. 465 View near Ross, in the county 

of Wexford. 
8, Rutland Street, 

Momington Place. 

1839. 47 A View of the lake of Kil- 

lamey. 
(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

1 84 1. 123 Audisque, near Boulogne. 

1842. 1253 View near Killarney. 
1343. 350 The pilgrim. 

1844. 530 View at Killarney. 

1845. 555 St. Marie, in Switzerland. 

1846. 753 Papeete harbour, in the Island 

of Tahiti. 

1 1, Momington Plcice, 

1847. 474 A View at Killarney. 
(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

1848. 334 Osma in Spain. Sketched 

during the combat, 18 13. 

1849. 547 A View in the Blackwater, near 

Fermoy, Ireland. 
1851. 555 View at Killarney. 

KING, John Lock wood ... Architect. 

18, North Street, Surbiton. 
1880. 1 102 Tiffin's School, Kingston-on- 
Thames. 

KING, J. W Painter. 

25, Bedford Street, 

Covent Garden, 
1838. 19 The children of Lieut. C. F. 
Bosanquet, R.N. 

33, Newman Street, 

1841. 185 Portrait of a clergyman. 

4*6 The infant chief. "O hush 
thee, my babe, thy sire was 
a Knight, Thy mother a lady 
both lovely and bright, etc." 
— ^> W, Scott. 

40, Gerrard Street. 

1842. 24 The invalid. 

1844. 914 The sisters. 

1845. ^43 The sketch from nature. 

1846. 416 The sick child. 

1847. 444 A study of children. 

1848. 204 The lesson. 
1853. 230 The first prayer. 

KING, John W Painter. 

113, Seven Sisters Road, 

HolloTvay, 
1896. 1525 The daily paper. 



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16, Prah Rd,^ Finsbury Park. 
1898. 837 A cottage garden. 

59, St John Street, Oxford, 
1901. 534 "O'er the mountains far and 
near, There sits a sort of 
sacred fear." 



KING, Miss Lydia B Painter. 

23, Highbury Park, 
1886. 463 "Maiden with the meek brown 
eyes." 
890 Roses. 

KING, Margaret Crayon Painter. 

44, Frith Street, Soho, 

1779. 171 A lady in crayons. 

16, Percy Street, 

Rathbone Place, 

1 780. 92 Portrait of a gentleman. 
126 do. lady. 

349 do. do. 

1 781. 119 do. lady; in crayons. 
180 do.; in crayons. 

1782. 50 do. of a lady; crayons. 
4«i do. of a young gentle- 
man; crayons. 

419 Portrait of a gentleman ; 
crayons. 

1783. 81 Portrait of a child. 

98 do. gentleman. 

266 do. lady. 

1784. 343 do. do.; crayons. 

1786. 117 do. gentleman; cray- 

ons. 

1 787. 193 Portrait of a young gentleman ; 

crayons. 
434 Portrait of a lady; crayons. 

KING, Hon. Miss Wilhelmina. 

Painter. 
(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1775. 373 A parroquet. 

KING, Yeend, R,I. Painter. 

38, Alma Square, 

St, John's Wood. 

1876. 13 1 5 Highly favoured. 

1877. 878 The stream. 

1878. 34" La Perche: a valley in Brit- 

tany. 
651 Dolce far niente. 
656 An every-day scene in Brittany. 

1879. 9 Up hill and down dale. 
15 "Birds of a feather." 

1880. 219 Alone. 

651 Saints and sinners. 
844 Virgo et Leo. 

IV. 



1881. 
1883. 

1885. 



15, Hamilton Terrace, 
290 "Too late." 
138 "Con amore." 

36, Marlborough Hill, 
7S A merry heart lightens labour. 
121 3 Streatley-on-Thames. 
1 28 1 On the Med way. 

1886. 44» A Thames backwater. 

705 One silver summer's morning. 
1096 Three score and ten, 

1887. 924 Memories. 

1888. 50 An osier shed on the Kennet. 
165 A bridge on the Kennet. 

709 The citizen's sabbath. 
715 Sylvan solitude. 

1889. 488 "The day that comes betwixt 

a Saturday and Monday." 
739 " From green to gold." 
1172 The pool below the mill. 

1890. 152 In peaceful days. 
528 The end of the lake. 

1098 Autumn's wooing. 

1 89 1. 71 The lass that loves a sailor. 
227 In a Derbyshire dale. 

329 The old lime kiln. 

1892. 254 In the Valley of Desolation. 
505 In sweet September. 

1893. 166 The path through the woods, 
405 Lyndale, Devon. 

103, Finchley Road, 

1894. 25 The miller's daughter. " It is 

the miller's daughter, etc." 
360 A cottage garden. 

1895. 260 Sleeping waters. 

820 On the Ouse, near Heming- 
ford. 

1896. 554 At Sunset. 

630 Hay in September. 

1897. 321 The garden by the river. 
547 The Windmill. 

1898. 898 Blackmore Vale. 

945 Milking time. Purchased for 
the Chantrey Bequest for 

1899. 594 The River and the brook. 
887 The path by the mill. 

1900. 527 The fold-yard. 

550 The Avon by Bredon Hill. 

1 90 1. 557 The Priory, Christchurch. 
79» The farm ford. 

1902. 88 Market morning. 

4^5 The heron's pool on the Lledr. 

1903. 287 The home croft. 

718 The bailiff's daughter. 

1904. 264 Cluny waters: Braemar. 
502 Trespassers. 

KING-SALTER, P Painter. 

69, Via Delia Croce, Rome, 
1877. 3x7 The Captain's boots. 

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KINGDON, Walter Painter. 

3, Clarendon Roady 

Kensington, 
1879. 998 A Pompeian. 

KINGDON-ELLIS, Mrs. See E. vol. 
iii, page 42. 

KINGSBURY, Henry Painter. 

3, Piccadilly. 
1787. 557 Tinted sketch from nature. 

1789. 442 Sketch from nature. 

4, Coventry Street. 

1790. 514 Sketch from nature. 

3, Piccadilly. 

1 79 1 . 611 Winter piece. 

KINGSFORD, Miss Florence. 

Painter. 
1 1, Holland Park Road. 

1899. 801 Greek girls playing at ball. 

5, Stratford Studios ^ 

Stratford Road, W. 

1900. 1313 Harmony. 
1623 " 1844." 

KINGSLEY, Miss Lydia Painter. 

82, Balcombe Street. 
1892. 1229 Dead birds. 

20, London Street, Hyde Park. 
1^95' 954 The new cap. 
1078 Purple plums. 
1896. 1283 Dead birds. 

KINGSTON, Miss S Painter. 

72, Upper Berkeley Street. 
1843. 816 Flowers. 

KINGSTON-JONES. See J., vol. iv, 
page 274. 

KINLOCH, George W Sculptor. 

32, Drummond Place, 

Edinburgh. 
1884. 1674 Bacchante; bust, bronze. 

1748 After labour, rest; bust, bronze. 
1798 Maria Abruzzie; do. 

KINNAIRD, F. G Painter. 

77, Newman Street. 
188 1. 456 On the road to Skiddaw, Cum- 
berland. 

KINNAIRD, Henry J Painter. 

1 1 5, Gower Street. 

1886. 805 Hayfield at Highgate. 

1887. 978 The tow-path near Henley. 



45, Buxton Road, Chingford. 

1888. 626 The Thames above Pang- 

bourne. 

1889. 805 do. do. 

819 The Thames near Henley. 

Endlebury Road, Chingford. 

1890. 1070 A Thames Backwater. 

Warren Rocul, Chingford. 

1 89 1. 872 In the Meadows near Henley. 

47, Buxton Road, Chingford. 
1894. 878 The old mill, Bumham, Essex. 
Annedd Court Road, Sutton. 
1897. 853 Near Broadwater — Sussex. 

KINNAIRD, T. G Painter. 

2, Wingfield Villas, Chisivick, 
1874. 422 Only a penny a bunch. 
512 The mountain spring. 

KINNARD, W Architect. 

309, Holdom. 

1807. 1030 An entrance to a college. 

1808. 847 Fa9adeofa design for a collie. 
949 A triumphal column to naval 

victories. 
I, Pield Court, Gray's Inn. 

1809. 785 A Design for a building to con- 

tain the three following so- 
cieties, the Royal Academy, 
the Royal Society and the 
Antiquarian Society. 

18 10. 807 Design for a building to Na- 

tional Genius and Virtue. 

181 1. 822 View of a Villa at Ham Frith, 

Essex. 

823 A triumphal arch commemora- 
tive of the completion of the 
fiftieth year of His Majest/s 
reign, and of the triumphs 
of the British arms during 
his government; its situa- 
tion supposed to be Hyde 
Park comer. 

868 A design for an intended new 
front to the King's Theatre, 
Haymarket. 

181 2. 848 The Temple of Venus. 

1820. 941 View of part of the ruins of 

the Temple of Minerva in 
the citadel of Athens, etc. 
309, Holbom. 

1 82 1. 953 A min in Greece. 

1822. 907 View of a Doric min at Corinth, 

etc. 

99, Great Russell Street. 

1823. 515 View on the Plain of Mara- 

thon. 
630 View of the ruins of the Temple 
of Minerva on the promon- 
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479 




522 




953 


1826. 


462 



1823. 634 View of a cottage in Essex. 

1824, 832 Design for Nobleman's man- 

sion. 
886 View of an aqueduct near Con- 
stantinople, built by Soli- 
man the Magnificent. 

5, Euston Grave. 

View of Corinth, from the base 
of the Acrocorinthos. 

A frame containing six draw- 
ings of Greek marriage cere- 
monies at Athens, etc. 

View of the Temple of Jupiter 
Panhellenius at Egina, etc. 

View drawn on the terrace of 
the Villa d'Este at Tivoli 
near Rome. 
49" View of Constantinople in a 
southern direction, across 
the harbour, towards the sea 
of Marmora and the distant 
chain of the Asiatic Mount 
Olympus, etc. 

1827. 504 View of a part of the south 

side of the Colonnade of St. 
Peter's at Rome, etc. 

1828. 565 View of the temple of Vesta at 

Tivoli. 
1072 do. do. 



KINNEAR, James Painter. 

42, George Street^ Edinburgh. 

1880. 451 March. 

2,^^ Hanover Street^ Edinburgh, 

1881. I3S9 The year's decline, 

5, Merchision Bank Terrace^ 

Edinburgh, 
1883. 183 " When chill November's surly 
blast made fields and forests 
bare." 

6, North Charlotte Street^ 

Edinburgh, 
1892. 667 The opening year. 

KINNEBROOK, W. A Painter. 

23, Alfred Street^ 

Bedford Square, 
1843. 817 Scaw Fell, from Sty Head 
Farm, Cumberland. 

9, Wyndham Place, 
1845. 1249 The chantry over the tomb of 
Henry V, and the entrance 
to Henry VH chapel, West- 
minster Abbey. 

1852. 942 On the Wensome, Norfolk. 

1853. looi The fish market, Norwich. 
1855. 733 Portrait of a lady. 

1858. 985 In Westminster Abbey. 



KINSETT, J Painter. 

56, Pratt Street, 

Camden Town, 
1848. 859 Reminiscences of Italy. 

KINSLEY, Albert Painter. 

6, Liiac Grove, Leeds, 
Down by the running brook. 
The dawn of spring. 
An October morning. 
"They grew in beauty side by 

side." 
The meandering stream. 
2, Corinne Pood, Tufnell Park, 
"When autumn smiles all 

beauteous in decay." 
"By flowing stream through 

wood and craggy wild." 
"Where trees o'erhang the 

murmuring brook." 
Among the windings of a woody 

vale. 
The Veterans of the wood. 
Sweet spring time. 
An old farmstead. 
" Where yellow leaves, or none, 

or few do hang." 
The year's decline. 
A woodland pool. 
"Autumn, sore pensive, in 

yellow and grey." 
Hunting tower, Perth. 
On the fringe of the moor. 
A mountain torrent. 
When summer leaves are flown. 
Lingering autumn in the Pass 

of Birnam, Dunkeld. 

KINSON, The Chevalier Painter. 

(First painter to Due D'Angouleme.) 

Paris, 
1822. 163 Lady Montgomerie. 

KINTON, Miss Florence Painter. 

The Mount, Great Malvern, 
1884. mo "Bobbie." 

KIORBOE, Charles Frederick. 

Painter. 
28, Panton Street, Haymarket, 
1848. I The inundation— a Newfound- 
land dog and her pups. 
141 A fox. 

KIPLING, Miss Mary. 

Miniature Painter. 
8, Pleasant Row, Islington, 
1843. 937 Portrait of a gentleman. 
965 do. lady. 

1 181 Lieut. Holman, R.N., F.R.S. 



1882. 
1883. 

1885. 


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159 
805 
130 




1232 


1886. 


116 


1887. 


267 




1262 


1888. 


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1889. 
1890. 


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935 
959 

1040 


1 89 1. 
1892. 

1894. 


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1300 
960 


1895. 
1899. 

1900. 


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878 

435 
1186 


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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Kipling, Miss Mary — continued, 

1844. 653 Portrait of a gentleman. 
753 do. child. 

1845. 9^3 do. an old and faithful 

servant of eighty years* ser- 
vice in one family. 
923 Portraits of two sisters. 

1846. 774 Miss Ward. 
1848. 920 Portrait of a lady. 

KIRBY, Edmund Architect. 

24, Fenwick Street^ Liverpool, 

1877. II 12 New church, St. Helen's. 

Derby Buildings^ Liverpool, 

1878. 1 165 New church, St. Helen's — ^in- 

terior. 

5, Cook Street^ Liverpool, 
1890. 1826 Holy Cross church, Appleton 

Thorn, Cheshire. 
1893. 1491 St. John's Church, High Leigh, 

Cheshire. 
1896. 1774 Duncombe Place, York. 

KIRBY, Reginald G Architect. 

37, Fawcett Street^ Sunderland, 
1 90 1. 1665 Municipal Buildings, South 
Shields. 

KIRBY, Miss U.... Miniature Painter. 
12, Blandford Square, 

1855. 1 116 Portrait of a lady. 

1856. 886 do. young lady. 

1857. 1190 do. Spanish lady. 

KIRCHBACH, Esq Painter. 

Grove House ^ Kentish Town, 

1857. 158 The Holy Family before Jeru- 

salem. — Luke^ ii, 22. 

27, Portland Place, 

1858. 504 Andrew Pritchard, Esq. 

5, Melbourne Cottages^ 

St. John's Wood, 

1859. 170 Moses protecting the daughter 

of Raguel. 

KIRCHHOFFER, H. 

Miniature Painter. 
86, Great Portland Street, 

1837. 165 Portrait of a lady. 

92, Charlotte Street, 

1838. 126 Frederick Dunn, Esq. 

1839. 1043 Edward Ryan, Esq. 

17, Gloucester Streety 

Queen Square. 

1 84 1. 787 Portrait of a lady. 

1842. 740 do. gentleman. 
775 Rev. G. N. Wright, M.A. 



1S42. 7%7 Mrs. Henry Kerr and child. 

941 Miss Houghton. 

28, Store Street. 
1843. 958 Mr. Serjeant Adams. 

961 Miss Kerr. 



KIRCHMAYR, Cherubinc Painter. 
20, EarPs Terrace^ 

Kensington, 
1886. H89 G. T. Robinson, Esq. 

Halkin Street, WesL 

1889. 812 II Crabattino. (Venetian cob- 

bler.) 

1890. 546 "Peep bo!" 

852 "Coming events cast their 
shadows before them." 
Ormsby Lodge, Bedford Park. 

1899. ^^97 Sunbeam. 

29, The Avenue, Bedford Park, 

1900. 452 A daughter of Erin. 

KIRK, C Architect. 

Sleaford, Lincolnshire, 
1850. 1 129 Eastwell Hall, Kent, the seat 
of the Earl of Winchelsea. 



KIRK, J Sculptor. 

15, Buccleuch Street, Dumfries. 
1847. 674 Mr. John Craik, 

Peelhouses by Lockerby, 

Dumfries. 

1850. 1405 Bust in plaster of Thomas 

Clark, Esq. 
School of Design^ Birmingham, 

1851. 1285 The Golden age. 

1853. 1328 Feeding time; a group in 

marble. 

Lockerbie, Dumfriesshire, 

1854. 1283 Portrait of an artist. 

KIRK, Joseph "R., R.H.A, ... Sculptor. 
22 yjervis Street, Dublin. 
1846. 1 39 1 The creation of the dimple; 
an unfinished group, in 
marble, etc. 
1483 A child. 
1849. 1235 Statuette, in marble — Olivia 
raising the veil, etc. — ^Twelfth 
Night. 
1237 Statuette, in marble — Cassan- 
dra. "What noise? what 
shriek is this? " — Troilus and 
Cressida. 
1276 Marble group — Ruth and 
Naomi. "And Ruth said, 
Entreat me not to leave thee, 
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Shidio^ 22^ Jervis Street^ 

Dublin, 

1855. 1450 Marble bust of the infant son 

of Bertie Watkin Williams 
Wynn, Esq. — posthumous. 
Jewin Street^ Dublin. 

1856. 1257 Marble group — children and 

dog. 
1862. 1082 St. John and the Virgin at the 
Crucifixion; marble group. 
" And from that hour, that 
disciple took her to his own 
home." 



KIRK, Thomas. 

Painter and Engraver. 
50, Berwick Street^ 

Oxford Street 
1785. 138 Venus presenting Love to 

Calypso. 
1787. 29 The affectionate mother. 

196 Antigonus devoured by the 
bear. Vide Shakespeare's 
Winter Tale. 

10, Cowley Si., Westminster, 
1789. 45 The parting of Bertram and 
Helen. See Shakespeare^ s 
A IPs well that ends well, 
10, Portland Street, 

Oxford Street, 
1 79 1. 11 The shepherd finding Perdita. 
Vide Winter's Tale. 
29 The guardian angel sent to 
conduct Eve to Adam. 
16, Colebrook Row, Islington, 
i794« 397 Christ restoring to life the 
ruler's daughter. — St, Luke, 
via, 54. 
399 Christ giving sight to the blind 

man. — St, Mark, viii, 25. 
454 Love tormenting the soul. 
479 A frame of miniatures — fancy. 
552 A portrait. 
1795. *7 Goldsmith's hermit. 
22 Autumn. 

62 Canfu taking the Genius out 
of the \zkit,— Tales of the 
Genii, 
94 2^dig and Semira. — Voltaire, 

113 Zobeide and her sister trans- 

formed. — Arab Tales, 

1 14 Thomson's Summer. 

137 Shenstone's Anacreontic. 

138 Rouz Behari and the Lizard. 
158 Death of Abel. 

170 Hunchback taken up by the 

dyer. 
199 Abudah in the palace of 

pleasures. 



1795. 243 Alnaschar kicking down his 

glass. — Arab Tales, 
%,/udd Place West, 

New Road, 

1796. 194 Evening. 
$07 A dream. 

{This artist is given by Redgrave, Bryan 
and D, N. B, as Thomas, but in the 
Royal Academy catalogues for 1791, 4 
and 5, the initial is given asf,) 

KIRK, Thomas, R./f,A Sculptor. 

Dublin, 
1825. 1003 Bust of Miss Croker. 

1020 do. Ariadne. 

1021 do. a gentleman. 

1025 do. J. W. Croker, Esq., 
M.P. (JVo initial or ad- 
dress^ 
1837. 1205 Statue of a child. 

21, /ervis Street, Dublin, 
1839. 1377 Bust. 

1390 Group in marble. 
1845. 1324 Marble statue of Sir Sidney 
Smith to be erected in 
Greenwich hospital by order 
of the Government. 

KIRK, W. B., A.R.H,A Sculptor. 

1848. 1336 Lear and Cordelia. 
1359 Bacchante. 

74, Charlotte Street, 
1851. 1275 Figure of Hope designed for a 
monument. 

Greenhill, Worcester, 

1856. 1291 " Faust and Margaret." 

1857. 1257 Lady Georgiana Raglan. 
1333 Mrs. Coxwell of Malvern. 



KIRKALDY, D Naval Architect. 

4, Corunna Street, Glasgow, 
1 86 1. 912 Naval architecture; Royal 
Mail steamship " Persia." 

KIRKBY, G Painter. 

3, Gilham's Fields, 

1828. 55 Landscape. 

1829. 179 do. 

KIRKBY, Thomas Painter. 

80, Strand, 

1796. 105 Portrait of a clergyman. {Rev, 

Mr, Smith,) 

27, St, Albans Street, 

1797. 23 Portrait of a gentleman. 
614 do. nobleman. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Kirkby, ThomsLS—con/inued, 

42, Leicester Square, 

1799. 73 Mrs. Shaw. 
530 Mr. Kirkby. 
668 Mr. Montague. 

1800. z62 Mr. A. W. Callcott. 
410 Mrs. Gibson. 

29, Leicester Square, 

1801. 128 Mrs. J. Lett. 

161 Mr. Branscombe. 

209 Miss Boltons. 

325 Mr. Taylor. 

392 Old man; a study. 

693 Portrait of a gentleman in a 

hunting dress. 

32, Argyle Street. 
76 Landscape and cattle. 
689 Mr. St. John Moore. 
702 Portraits of the two Miss 

Kirkbys. 
139 Bacchante; a portrait, Miss 

C. Hicks. 
194 Portrait of a child; Miss 

Wood. 
414 Shepherd boys. 
62 Portrait of a lady. 
13, Vere Street^ 

Cavendish Square, 
213 Leda. 

282 A Woman selling Vegetables. 
520. Interior of a cottage. 

86, Newman Street, 
253 The Cottage door. 
480 Dr. Parr. 

107 Portrait of a gentleman. 
165 The late Professor Porson. 
237 The Bishop of Bristol. 

( William Lord ManseL) 
246 Portrait of a nobleman. 
88 Mr. Ladbroke. 
345 Portrait of a clergyman. 
584 The Bishop of Bristol. 

( William Lord ManseL) 
248 Mr. Longstaff. 
264 Dr. J. Clarke, of Cambridge. 

5, Southampton Rouf, 
419 S. Butler, D.D., F.R.S., Leam- 
ington Spa. 
344 Miss Corbet, of Sundorne 

Castle. 
368 Mrs. Corbet, of Sundorne 

Castle. 
409 The Countess of Denbigh. 
95 P. B. Duncan, Esq., A.M. 

34, Devonshire Street, 
114 Miss Smith. 

6, Francis Street^ 

Tottenham Court Road, 
35 Portrait of a gentleman. 
81 do. do. 



1802. 
1803. 
1804. 

1805. 



1806. 
1807. 
1808. 

1810. 
1811. 
1812. 



1813. 
1814. 
1815. 

1819. 
1824. 



1825. 
1845. 

1846. 



KIRKLEY, Miss C. 

Miniature Painter. 
9, Howland Street. 

1796. 551 Portrait of a lady. 

562 do. young lady. 

1797. 1044 do. lady. 

KIRKLEY, Miss S. 

Miniature Painter. 
Miss KirkUy^ i, Howland St, 
1793. 422 A portrait. 

Miss S, Kirkleyy 

9, Howland Street, 
1796. 592 Portrait of a lady. 
1797' 94" Two portraits. 

KIRKMAN, Miss Augusta Josepha. 

Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

1815. 456 View in Staffordshire. 
673 View in Derbyshire. 

1816. 379 Scene at Crumpwood, Stafiford- 

shire, near Alton Castle, the 
seat of the Earl of Shrews- 
bury. 

Miss A, /. Kirkman. 



I8I7. 


423 Landscape. 




578 do. 


I8I9. 


6 Bolsover Castle, near Chester- 




field, Derbyshire. 


1820. 


45 Sketch in Staffordshire. 


I82I. 


55 Stanmer church : a sketch in 




Lord Chichester's Park, near 




Brighton. 




313 Sketch in Staffordshire — Lee 




church. 




Miss Augustajosepha Kirkman, 


1823. 


408 Sketch in the grounds of — 




Spicer, Esq., Esher. Re- 




mains of the place to which 




Cardinal Wolsey retired. 




468 Arundel Castle. 


1825. 


388 A sketch of Dieppe ca.stle. 


KIRKPATRICK, Miss Ethel. 




Painter. 




The Gables, Harrow, 


1895. 


273 Moonrise. 


1896. 


565 Phyllis. 




1549 Day dreams. 


1897. 


1672 May. 


1902. 


755 Venetian beads. 


1904. 


687 Against the red curtain. 



KIRKPATRICK, Miss Ida... Painter. 
The Gables, Harrow, 
1895. 1051 A study. 
1904. 1044 Girl's head. 



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KIRKPATRICK, Joseph Painter. 

35, Castle Street^ Liverpool. 
1898. nil The gentle art. 
1900. 1237 Spring time. 

1902. 820 Evening glow. 

1903. 879 The Marsham Gate, Tangier. 

KIRKPATRICK, Miss Lily. 

Painter. 
St Ivesy Cornwall, 

1897. 1042 Mother and child. 
1057 A quiet hour. 

1898. 907 Day dreams. 



KIRKPATRICK, R Painter. 

67, Great Queen Street, 
?o6 A frame containing six lead 

drawings; portraits. 
162 Portrait of a gentleman. 

22, Charlotte Street. 
457 J. Stavely, Esq. 
81 Portrait of a gentleman. 
817 P. Shewcraft, Esq. 
842 H. Desborough, Esq. 



1812. 

1813. 

1816. 
1817. 



KIRKUP, S Painter. 

Florence. 
1S33. 379 Cassio. "Madam, Plltake my 

\t2cvQ:'— Othello. 
1836. 7*6 Portrait of a lady. 

KIRKLAND, George Painter. 

Woodstock. 
1 79 1. 95 Portraits of country people. 

{No initial or address.) 
1798. 463 A dissection of the bone and 
cartilages of a horse's foot 
for the Veterinary College, 
intended for publication. 

KISSLING, Richard Sculptor. 

31, Harewood Road^ 

Gunnersbury. 
1887. 1790 Herr P. H.; bust, marble. 

KISTE, J. A Painter. 

I, Octagon Place, Plymouth. 
1844. 376 Scene in Glencroe, highlands 
of Scotland. 

6, Bruton Street. 
1846. 31 View of Canonteign, the seat 
of Lord Exmouth. 



KITCHEN, Miss Elizabeth ...Painter. 

9, Maddox Street. 
1832. 169 Portrait of her mother. 



KITCHEN, H. ... Miniature Painter. 
8, Addle Street, Aldermanbury. 
1802. 1 103 Six miniatures; Portrait of a 
Turk, a gentleman, Miss 
Engram, The miser. The 
Abbe Tardy, portrait of a 
lady. 



KITCHEN, H Architect. 

At Mr. Wyatfs, 

I, Foley Place. 

1 8 10. 743 Design for a bridge for a 

park. 

181 1. 874 Design for a conservatory. 

36, St.Jame^s Place. 
18 1 3. 810 Design for Dairy at El well for 
T. H. Barrett, Esq. 
884 Design for Elwell House for 
T. Calverley, Esq. 



KITCHEN, J. D 

1834. 24 Landscape. 



. Painter. 



KITCHEN 


1833. 


no 




557 


1836. 


»39 




249 


1837. 


934 




965 


1839. 


127 




342 


1840. 


588 


1841. 


120I 




1203 


1842. 


144 




544 



1843. 268 



1844. 
1845. 


975 
»95 
129 




1270 


1847. 


199 
286 


1848. 


568 
1251 



, T. S Painter. 

41, Upper Jubilee Place. 

Sketch near Bow, Essex. 

Landscape composition. 

Landscape at Sydenham, Kent 

On the Thames near London 
Bridge. 

22, Rutland Street. 

At Northfleet, Kent. 

Lane scene — Evening. 

On the beach at Folke- 
stone. 

Billingsgate from the Thames. 
3, Hill Street, Peckham. 

At Brockley, Kent. 

Landscape at Maidstone. 

Windmill, etc., on the river 
Lea. 

On the beach. 

Landscape and old mill near 
Chalk, Kent. 

23, Westmorland Place, 

Camberwell. 

Street leading to Execution 
Dock, Wapping. 

Landscape. 

Erith Church, Kent. 

At Barking, Essex. 

At Loughton. 

127, Albany Road. 

The beach at Rottingdean. 

The village gossip. 

The gipsies' home. 

At Bow, Essex. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



KITCHINGMAN, John. 

Painter and Miniature Painter. 
At Mr, Francis^ Sy King Street^ 
Covent Garden, 
\11o, i»o Mr. Powell in the character of 
Cyrus; miniature (Almost 
a caricature^ headweliy hands 
j//^^/.— Walpole.) 
Ill Mrs. Yates in the character of 
Jane Shore ; miniature. 

177 1. 123 Portrait of a young gentleman; 

miniature. 
114 A portrait of a lady; half- 
length, miniature. 

1772. 135 A sportsman; a small whole- 

length. 
1 36 A philosopher's head ; in minia- 
ture. 

1773. *7' Portraits of three children. 
171 A frame with four miniatures. 

^775- ^77 The beggar as described in the 
Man of feeling, p. 29. ( Good. 
— Walpole.) 
178 A miniature; in water-colours. 

1776. 162 A portrait; in miniature. 

1777. 202 A seapiece with pleasure boats, 

belonging to the Cumber- 
land Society, sailing into 
Sheerness. 

203 Miniature of a lady. 

104 do. do. 

205 do. do. 

1778. 181 Portrait of a lady; in miniature. 

1779. 171 A lady; in miniature, in oil. 

173 Mr. Macklin in the character 

of Shylock; miniature, in 
oil. 

174 The Tartar sailing boat; in oil. 

175 A Dutch pleasure boat; in oil 
1 78 1. 83 The building of a smuggling 

cutter. 
88 The chace of a smuggling 

cutter. 
136 Dissolution of a smuggling 

cutter. 
173 Unlading a smuggling cutter. 
321 Portrait of a lady; miniature. 
321 do. young gentleman ; 

miniature. 

KITE, J. Milner- Painter. 

1 7, Rue Campagne Premitre^ 
Fans. 
1902. 185 In an apple country — The 
Place Concameau. 

KITSELL, Thomas R Architect. 

9, Devon Terrace^ Flymouth. 
1898. 1791 Plymouth Citadel — soldiers' 
block. 



I, George Street ^ Flytnauth. 
1904. 1507 Soldiers and Sailors' Institute, 
Devonport. 

KITSON, Miss Catherine M. (Kate). 

Painter. 

21, Dartmouth Fark jRocul, 

1889. 1489 Kismet. 

KITSON, Robert L Painter. 

Birch Mounty Huddersfield. 

1890. 576 Un rendezvous. 
1399 Drummer. 

1 89 1. 404 An amateur critic. 

KITSON, S Sculptor. 

Rome. 

1877. 1455 Abel. 

1879. 1504 A Greek spinning; statue, 

marble. 

10, Via dei Greciy Rome. 

1880. 1588 David. 

KITTON, R Architect. 

St. Giles Street, Norwich, 
1847. 1118 The interior of the east end of 
Nuton church, Norfolk. 
1189 Design for baptistry, Nuton 

church. 
1 216 Organ loft, Nuton Church. 

KLANG, Mayer Painter. 

195, Kingsland Road. 
1902. 356 Motherless. 

88, Mildmay Road, 

Newington Green. 
1904. 309 Hard to spell. 

KLEIN, Miss A Painter. 

6a, Camden Road. 
1887. 476 Roses. 

KLEIN, Max Sculptor. 

8, fVarmdrunnerstrasse, 

Grunewald, Berlin. 
1902. 1644 Bust of a lady; marble. 

KLIMSCH, Eugen Painter. 

66a, Bleichstrasse, Frankfort. 

1890. 733 Mother's happiness. 

KLINKENBERG, Karel Painter. 

5, Regent Street. 
1895. '^4 Canal at Amsterdam. 

KLOTZ, Herman Wood Carver. 

3, Studenring, i Bg Vienna. 

1 89 1. 2031 Bust of a child; stained wood. 
2041 do. do. do. 



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337 



KNAGGS, Miss Nancy Painter. 

189, Camden Road, 
1887. 1099 " A squall, deep lowering, blots 
the Southern sky." 

KNAPP,J., Junr Architect. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1813. 885 {In the index^ but by S, Ben7vell 
in the catalogue,) 

54, Fol^ Street, 
1 81 7. 967 St. Mary, Marylebone Church. 

KNAPPING, Miss Edith M. 

Painter. 
Swiss Cottage^ Blackheath, 
1877. 681 The twins. 

KNAPPING, Miss Helen ... Painter. 

Blackheath Park, 
1880. 851 Azaleas. 

1885. 1438 Bedruthen Steps, Cornwall. 
1904. 406 Herring fishers, St. Ives. 

KNEEN, William Painter. 

6, Maclise Mansions^ 

Addison Road Station, 
1900. 67 A negro. 
1904. 1 216 Rustic beauty. 

KNELL, J. H Painter. 

H, Knell, 15, Vauxhall Street, 
Kennington, 

1833. 99 Near Nieuport. 
453 Ostend Harbour. 

/. H, Knell, 

36, LeadenhaU Street, 

1834. 398 Stormy sunset—Coast of Bel- 

gium. 
435 Poole, Dorsetshire, 

KNELL, William Adolphus. 

Painter. 

1825. 567 The Royal Squadron at Spit- 

head. 

7, Walnut Tree Walk, 

1826. 688 View near the round house, 

Eastboume; a scene from 
nature. 

1827. 485 French boats off Boulogne 

Harbour. 
557 Scene at Freshwater, Isle of 
Wight. 

1828. 181 Scene on the Medway — morn- 

ing. 

26, Change Alley, 

1835. 554 Folkstone from the Dover road. 

15, Vauxhall Street, 
1837. 203 Rothsay, Isle of Bute. 

IV. 



36, Leadenhail Street, 

1838. 279 The port of Leith. 

1839. 174 Scene on the Thames. 

1 1, Mornington Place, 

1842. 174 Evening in the Downs. 

Elm Cottage, Highgate Rise, 

1843. ^*9 Harbour Scenery. 

1844. 365 Evening before rain at sea. 

Woodbine Cottage, Highgate, 

1845. 457 The Downs — squall clearing 

off. 
468 Evening. 

1846. 603 Vessels off the Flemish coast. 

1847. 1241 Harwich from the Orwell. 
1252 Pilot boats off Dover. 

Rose Cottage, Highgate Rise. 

1848. 598 The action off Camperdown. 

The time chosen is when the 
Vreyheid, Admiral de Winter, 
surrendered after being hotly en- 
gaged by the Triumph to wind- 
wi^, and the Venerable, Admiral 
Adam Duncan, to leeward. To 
the left of the Venerable is the 
Dutch ship Hercules on fire, which 
afterwards struck to the British 
Admiral. 

1849. 63 Scene on the Clyde — the Kyles 

of Bute, mountains of Arran 
in the distance. 

1850. 372 Harwich harbour. 

185 1. 437 Scene on the Goodwin Sands. 

1852. 233 The action in which Van 

Tromp was killed, August 7, 

1653- 

The smoke was so dense, it was 
impossible to form a judgement of 
the fierceness of the battle other- 
wise than by the roaring of the 
cannon, and by the mountains of 
fire rushing out of the smoke, giv- 
ing notice that whole ships were 
blowing up. ** The whole sea was 
covered with dead bodies, frag- 
ments of ships still burning, etc.'' 

1^53' 5^5 A rainy evening. 

Green Lodge, Kentish Town, 
1855. 623 Squally weather. 

3, York Place, Kentish Town. 
1859. 1023 Evening scene. 

329, Kentish Town Road, 

1864. 44 Near the mouth of the Thames. 
148 On the Medway — bringing a 

disabled ship into port. 

1865. 147 Portland Roads— the harbour 

of refuge. 

1866. 176 Outward bound — entering Fun- 

chal Roads, Madeira. 

KNELL, W. Callcott Painter. 

Rose Cottage, Highgate Rise, 
1848. 970 French fishing boats ofif Broad- 
stairs. 

XX 



338 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Knell, W. CsMcott—confsnuetf, 

1850. 952 Evening— Vesselsoffthemouth 
of the Thames. 
73, George Street^ 

Euston Square, 
1862. J 6 Early morning on the Medway. 

KNELLER, W. ... Miniature Painter. 

Fareham^ Hants. 
1819. 869 Portrait of a lady. 
182 1. 735 do. himself. 

KNEWSTUB, W.J Painter. 

66^/ermyn Street, 

1872. 731 "What shall I answer to my 

love?" 

1873. 827 "Oh, if I were grandma." 
859 Late! 

1877. 789 Spring and Autumn. 

846 " Robin singing how swift sweet 
summer goes and winter 
comes, set my lady thinking." 

KNIGHT, Miss Adah Painter. 

2, Beaufort Gardens^ 

Gloucester. 

1893. 490 Lessons. 
1422 A little girl. 

1894. 1449 Hester. 

145 1 Dreamlands. 

St, MichaePs House^ 

Gloucester, 

1896. 250 Portrait of a lady. 
587 Mrs. Morris. 

967 A game of chess. 
1035 Daphne. 

I, Belgrave Terrace y 

Gloucester, 

1897. 119 Memories. 

1899. 1266 A little child. 

1267 Pansey — portrait of a lady. 
1272 Mrs. Albert Stephens. 
1343 The Bishop of Gloucester. 
{Charles John Ellicoit.) 

1900. 1509 Miss Cox. 

Somerset Lawn^ Gloucester, 
1902. 1 1 36 Daffodils. 

KNIGHT, Adam Painter. 

73, Henry Road^ 

West Bridgford, Notts, 

1899. 419 Snowdon — early spring. 

1900. 500 A road between two hamlets. 

KNIGHT, Arthur W Painter. 

15, Duke Street y 

Manchester Square, 
1900. 1322 Cortina, Tyrol — spring time. 



KNIGHT, Aston Painter. 

I, Woronzow Road Studio^ 

St, John's Wood. 
1900. 1205 Normandy Cottage. 
1229 Winter in Holland. 

KNIGHT, C Miniature Painter. 

King Street. 
1793' 3^3 Portrait of a young lady. 
446 do. gentleman. 

Friar Lane^ Chelsea. 
1796. 641 A frame with five portraits. 

Hammersmith, 
18 1 6. 443 Portrait of a gentleman. 

KNIGHT, C.J Architect. 

56, Bemers Street. 
1844. 1068 The stone pulpit, Wolver- 
hampton church. 

KNIGHT, C. Neil- Painter. 

la^/oubert Mansions ^ S W. 
1897. 186 A sister of S. Vincent de PauL 
31, Holland Farh. 
1899. 596 Polynices. 

KNIGHT, Charles Parsons. 

Painter. 
5, Wetherell Place, Bristol. 

1857. 943 Durham from the North. 

1858. 259 A bit of river side in Sep- 

tember. 

1859. 190 Barley harvest on the Welsh 

coast. 
253 A bright spring day. 
i860. 209 Harvest study. 

276 Fresh sea breezes. 

597 " Lingering about the thymy 

promontories until the sails 

were darkened in the west, 

etc." — Tennyson, 

1 86 1. 616 The stone walls of old Eng- 

land — Speeton cliffs, York- 
shire. 

1862. 215 From my window at Solva, 

Pembrokeshire. 
644 Llyn Dinas. 

1864. 533 Crawley Rocks, Oxwich Bay. 

The last September spring 
tides. 
557 The morning watch. 

1865. 187 Oxwich Bay from Nicholaston 

— A breezy day in August. 
545 On the heights of Exmoor in 
September. 

1866. 312 When the oats are turning 

yellow — High Ham, near 
Sedgemoore. 



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339 



1867. 


474 


1869. 


494 




703 


1870. 


1024 


I87I. 


58s 


1872. 

1873. 


950 
107 


1874. 
1875. 


355 
114 
146 



1878. 413 



Indiaman coining up the Avon. 
" The proud ship yields her 
to a lowly guide, etc." 

Bound for Melbourne. "In 
rosy light old England slowly 
fades, etc." 

Falmouth Harbour — ships 
waiting for orders. 

Cam-y-Lludu, the hill of the 
Black Druids. 

The channel fleet off the 
Lizard. " The working of a 
sea, before a calm, etc" — 
Cau'per, 

Newport Bay, Pembrokeshire. 

Ramsey Island. 

A West Cornwall moor. 

A spring tide in Ramsey race. 

The entrance to Bristol Docks 
— evening tide. 

CawsandBay: trawlers return- 
ing to Plymouth. 

Tiverton. 

Falmouth Harbour. 

Summer evening on the upper 
waters of Loch Fyne. 

Sand barges in Barnstaple 
Bay. 

The first of the ebb; on a 
North Devon Estuary. 

Harvest in the North-west of 
Devon. 

3, Queen* s Road Studios^ JV, W. 

Trawlers waiting for the even- 
ing wind. 

Old Wigtown quay and Cairns- 
more. 

The Morven Hills, from Port 
Appin. 



KNIGHT, Miss Clara Painter. 

121, Cheyne Walk, 
1886. 77 Autumn Mist. 
1888. 692 Shillingford on the Thames. 
c',0 J. Nicholson^ 

Werbur^h Street, Chester, 
1892. 1085 Last leaves. 
Greenaway, 

Streatiey-on- Thames, 
1895. 103 The brook. 

1898. 1016 October on the Thames. 

1899. 1077 Streatley mill-stream. 



KNIGHT, D. Ridgway Painter. 

Place de PEglise, 

Foissy, Seine et Oise, 

France. 
1 90 1. 601 A favorite pastime. ' 



1884. 


547 




741 


1886. 


379 




430 


1887. 


939 


1890. 


1033 


I89I. 


"55 


1895. 


502 



KNIGHT, Miss Emma. 

Stained Glass Painter. 
Northcote, Lansdawne, Bath, 
1762 An "Albert Durer" window, 
15 th century, Fairford 
church, Gloucestershire. 
1 89 1, 1740 Window — Fairford church. 
1794 Window — Bath abbey. 
1635 Window — Fairford church. 



1890. 



1892. 
1893. 



KNIGHT, Frederick George. 

Architect. 
44, Northumberland Place, 

Bayswater, 
1877. 868 Christchurch Priory church, 
Hants. 
6, Great College Street, 

Westminster, 
1889. r935 Houses in Cadogan Gardens. 

1 89 1. 1796 Centenary Hall, Royal Masonic 

Institution for Girls, Bat- 
tersea Rise. 

1892. 1755 190* Queen's Gate. 
1762 191, do. etc. 

See also Hunt, Steward, and Knight, 
vol. iv, page 200. 



KNIGHT, Harold Painter. 

8, Belgrave Square, 

Nottingham, 
626 " When the cat's away." 
17* Ships ashore. 
66 Staithes Lights. 
106 The last coble. 
1092 Thick weather. 
280 Toilers of the deep. 
813 Evening — Staithes. 
847 Portrait of a lady. 
33» Unloading herrings — Scar- 
borough. 
Great Cheyne Studio, Chelsea, 
192 A fisherman's funeral. 



1896. 
1899. 
1900. 



1901. 



1902. 



1904. 



KNIGHT, John Painter. 

3, Burton Crescent, 

1830. 28 The auld Friends. "Then here's 

a fig for snarling time, etc." 

KNIGHT, John, Junr Architect. 

Great Suffolk St., Southwark. 

1 8 18. 911 Design for a court house. 

1819. 983 Interior of Vault at Hythe 

church, Kent, in which are 
deposited several thousand 
human skulls and bones, 
collected from the seashore, 
after a battle between the 
Saxons and Danes, a.d. 843. 
"A bony heap for ages to 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Knight, John, Junr. — continued, 

remain themselves their 
monument" 
1 819. 1134 Design for an entrance to a 
park. 



KNIGHT, J. B Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

1 8 18. 871 View of Cloakham, near Ax- 

minster. 
PiddUhinton^ near Dorchester, 

1 8 19. 119 View at East Morden, Dorset. 
188 Cottage at Brindle, Lanca- 
shire. 

483 Castle and Bay of Carrick- 
fergus, with Belfast Harbour. 



KNIGHT, John Prcscott, R,A, 

Fainter. 
Covent Garden Chambers, 

1824. 439 Little Knight, the comedian, 

enjoying his profession. 
550 A. Bunn, Esq., Manager of 

the Theatre Royal, Drury 

Lane. 
827 The Beggar's Pride. 

74, Great Queen Street, 

1825. 4*' Miss Chester, of the Theatre 

Royal, Covent Garden. 
552 Mr. Terry, of the Theatre 
Royal, Drury Lane. 

1826. 278 The late E. Knight, Esq., of 

the Theatre Royal, Drury 
Lane, in the character of 
Robin Roughead. 
563 Sir Walter Scott, Bart. 

17, Warren Street, 

1829. 63 Mr. Glover. 

292 The artist in a brown study. 
556 Mr. Nichol. 

1830. 433 Mrs. Hannah Oram. 

1831. 538 Portrait of a lady. 

62, Great Russeli Street, 

1832. 324 The parting admonition. "Go 

thee ways, girl, and keep 
thee sen honest." 

1833. 25 Sunset. "And in his cheering 

rays the unskilled peasant 
learns to contemplate." 

1834. 371 David Deans. "The sun sent 

its rays through a small 
window at the old man's 
back, and shining motley 
through the reek, etc. — 
Heart of Midlothian, 

1835. 406 Tam O' Shanter. "The night 

drave on wi' sangs an' chat- 
ter, etc." 



1835. 924 Sir Robert Seppings. 

1836. 244 I 

245 > The Wreckers. 

246) 

Till of late years, on many parts 
of our coast, the fishermen, who 
united in that calling, smuggling 
and wrecking, imagined them- 
selves entitled to all property cast 
upon their shores, provided none 
of the crew lived to claim it, to 
insure which they did not hesitate 
to murder such as reached the 
shore alive, or else detain till an 
opportunity offered of sending 
them away or otherwise disposing 
of them. A wreck was termed a 
*' God send,'' to obtain which they 
often resorted to the diabolicid 
expedient of decoying the fated 
vessel to the rocks, by means of 
a torch or lantern attached to the 
head of a horse, which, being led 
along the edge of the clifis, was 
mistaken by ships in distress for 
the light of some other vessel rid- 
ing in safety, and so became a 
certain lure to destruction. 

The left wing supposes some of 
these wretches watching the pro- 
gress of a vessel under an ap- 
proaching storm; the right wing 
represents the decoy; the centre 
is the division of the spoil, whoi 
drunkenness, gambling, and viol- 
ence are seen — the accompani- 
ments of their crime. On the left 
of this picture a young profligate 
is insulting a female, who, with 
her father, are supposed to be the 
only survivors from the wreck. A 
boy above is taking up the alarm 
communicated by some figures in 
the distance, and upper portion of 
the picture of the approach of 
those authorities who have at 
length removed the evil from our 
coasts, etc. 

(Elected A.R.A.) 

335 The English harvest ; a dream of 
the olden time — ploughing, 
sunrise. "The morn rises 
upon my thoughts, etc." 

460 English harvest, a dream of 
the olden time — reaping, 
midday. " The glorious sun 
stays in his course, etc." 

541 The Harvest home— evening. 

The last load is iust brought in, 
and stops under the village may- 
pole, which has been decorated 
for the occasion, the captain of 
the reapers singing rhymes in 
honour of the event ; the harvest 
queen advance^, aet-i»[npanie<.i by 
the cheerfiil pip<? ajid labor; the 
squire congratulates ihe farmer on 
the successful lermi nation of his 
labour; the ale barrelis broached, 
neighbours come to the merry* 



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341 



making, while a group of reapers 
are already assembled round the 
maypole, etc. etc. 

1838. 10 Rev. William Harness, M.A. 
323 The Saint's day. 

An ancient custom still ob- 
served in many parts of England. 
The aged inmates of the different 
almshouses, on particular Saints* 
days and holidays, bring a table 
without the gate, on which they 
place a money box ; when dressed 
in their best, and bringing their 
offering of flowers, they arrange 
themselves with much ceremony 
to receive the alms of the charit- 
able, etc. 

335 Portraits of a lady and ch ildren . 
351 Captain Hulme of the Royal 

Engineers. 
439 Portrait of a gentleman. 
511 do. do. 

1839. 20 The broken heart. "A tear 

trembled in her soft blue 
eye, etc." 

248 Lieut.-General the Right Hon. 
Sir Richard Hussey Vivian, 
Bart., M.P., G.C.B., etc., 
Master-General of the Ord- 
nance. 

421 Mohammed Hafiz, patil or 
hereditary head of a village. 

492 A group of children; portraits. 

563 Mrs. Gendall of Exeter. 

1840. 82 Melody. "Music is, Ev*n as 

the flourish when true sub- 
jects bow to a new-crown'd 
monarch.*' 

226 A pilgrim. 

227 General the Marquess of Angle- 

sey, K.G., etc. 

^79 !• C. Luxmore, Esq., Rose- 
mount, Devon. 

490 Portrait of a lady. 

503 Mrs. J. C. Luxmore. 

504 Richard Smith, Esq. 

1 84 1. 165 The old man's blessing. 

270 Christ appearing to Mary 
Magdalene. " Jesiis said 
unto her, Mary, etc." 

305 Frederick Slade, Esq. 

471 Henry Phillips, Esq. 

487 Miss Gould, daughter of the 
late Wentworth Gould, Esq., 
of Bathleton Court, Somer- 
setshire. 

511 Sir Lawrence Vaughan Palk, 
Bart. Presentation portrait 

543 Lieut.-Colonel Marcus Slade. 
20y fames Street^ 

Buckingham Gate. 

1842. 7 Mrs. Thomas Spencer. 



1842. 153 James Walker, Esq., LL.D., 

F.R.S., etc.. President of 
the Institution of Civil 
Engineers. Painted for that 
Institution. 

335 Thomas Sheffield, Esq. 

480 J. W. Fisher, Esq., surgeon-in- 
chief of the Metropolitan 
Police. 

526 Joseph Kay, Esq. 

5S6 " Heroes of Waterloo." 

The picture represents the Duke 
of Wellington receiving his dis- 
tinguished guests meeting to cele- 
brate the anniversary of the glori- 
ous 1 8th of June, and contains 
portraits of General Lord Straf- 
ford, Lt.-Gen. Sir Edw. Kerrison, 
Bart., M.-Gen. Hon. H. Murray, 
Lt-Gen. Sir Jno. Waters, M.- 
Gen. Sir Robert Gardiner, Lt.- 
Gen. Lord Fitzroy Somerset, M.- 
Gen. Sir Geo. Scovell, Gen. Lord 
Hill, Lt.-Gen. Sir P. Maitland, 
Lt.-Gen. Rl. Hon. Sir H. Hard- 
inge, Lt.-Gen. Sir Alexander 
Dixon, Field-Manhal Duke of 
Wellington, M.-Gen. Hon. E. P. 
Lygon, M.-Gen. Sir C. Broke 
Vere, Col. Hon. Sir \l. G. P. 
Townshend, Gen. Marquis of 
Anglesea, Col. Lord Sandys, Gen. 
Sir John Lambert, Lt.-Gen. Rt. 
Hon. Sir James Kempt, M.-Gen. 
Lord Saltoun, M.-Gen. Sir Neil 
Douglas, Duke of Richmond, Lt. - 
Gen. Sir And. Barnard, Lt -Gen. 
Lord Vivian, Col. Hon. G. Cath- 
cart, Col. R. Egerton, M.-Gen. 
Sir H. D. Ross, Col. Rowan, Lt.- 
Gen. Sir Thomas Reynell, Col. 
Jno. Gurwood, etc. 

1843. 75 Portrait of a lady. 
150 do do. 

206 General Sir George Murray, 
G.C.B., G.C.H., Master- 
General of the Ordnance. 

306 John Knox endeavouring to 
restrain the violence of the 
people, who, excited by his 
eloquence against the 
church of Rome, destroyed 
the altar, missals, images 
of Saints, etc., at Perth, 1559. 

The day alter the memorable 
meeting at Stirling, Knox preached 
in Perth, with his usual vehem- 
ence, against the mass, idolatrous 
worship, and adoration of Saints 
and images, when a priest pro- 
ceeding to celebrate mass, and 
anxious to counteract the effect of 
the discourse, drew the attention 
of the bjrstanders to the altar. 
This excited some expressions of 
ridicule from a boy, for which the 
priest imprudently struck him. 



342 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Knight, John Prcscott, R,A, — continued. 
The boy retaliated bv throwing a 
stone, and damaged the picture 
above the altar, which aroused 
the iconoclastic ftiry of the people, 
who had taken part with the boy, 
and they destroyed the pictures, 
images, missals, and all the sym- 
bols of Romish worship. Their 
zcaal was so furious that Knox, 
although assbted by the civil au- 
thorities, in vain exerted himself 
to stop the ravages of what he 
termed *< the rascal multitude" 

1843. 383 George Kialmark, Esq. 

507 William Sharman Crawford, 

Esq., M.P. 

540 Mrs. John Charretie. 

(Elected R.A.) 

1844. 7 John Daden Brown, Esq., 

Vice-President of the Free 
Watermen and Lightermen's 
Asylum. Fainted for the 
Company of IVatermen, etc, 

30 Mrs. Ejichard Hodgson. 

204 Matthew Prime Lucas, Esq., 
Alderman, President of the 
Free Watermen and Lighter- 
men's Asylum. Painted for 
the Company of Watermen^ etc, 

318 Admiral Lord Colville. 

363 General the Hon. Sir Edward 
Paget, G.C.B., Governor of 
Chelsea Hospital. 

378 David Salomons, Esq. 

1845. 86 Portrait of a young lady. 

131 Viscount Combermere, G.C.B., 
G.C.H., etc. 

123 Richard Hotham Pigeon, Esq., 
Treasurer of Christ's Hos- 
pital. Painted for Chrisfs 
Hospital, 

129 Henry Gaitskell, Esq. 

399 A portrait 

404 Col. Monteith, Aide-de-Camp 
to the Queen. 

1846. 60 Mr. Serjeant Bellasis. 

82 The sisters; portraits of Miss 
Constance and Miss Laura 
Stephen. " Ye woodlands 
all, awake ! eic,^^— Thomson, 

144 Miss Fitzmaurice. 

192 Charles Hardy, Esq. 

287 Portrait of a lady. 

343 Thomas D'Almaine, Esq. 

387 Portrait of a gentleman. 

388 Rev. Dr. Montgomery, LL.D., 

of Dunmurry, Belfast. Pre- 
sentation portrait, 
(Deputy Secretary to the Royal Academy.) 

1847. 72 Lieut. Holman, R.N., F.R.S., 

the blind traveller. 



1847. 181 John Bright, Esq., M.P. 
(Secretary to the Royal Academy.) 

1848. 7» R. J. Marker, Esq., of Uff- 

culme, Devon. 
218 James Bentley, Esq., Treasurer 
of St. Bartholomew's Hos- 
pital. Painted for the great 
Hall there, 

224 John Moore Stevens, the 

Venerable Archdeacon of 
Exeter. 
321 The Peninsular Heroes. 

Containing portraits (commenc- 
ing from the left of the picture) of 
the Dttke of Beaufort, Lieut. -Gen. 
L*EIstrange, Gen. Sir Lowry Cole, 
Maj.-Gen. Brotherton, Maj.-Gen. 
Wm. Napier, Gen. Sir Thomas 
Bradford, Lt.-Gen. Sir John Mac- 
donald, Gen. Lord Lynedoch, 
Maj. -Gren. Hare, Gen. the Hon. Sir 
Edward Paget, Gen. the Hon. Sir 
William Lumley, Dr. J. R. Hume, 
Medical Inspector-General, Gen. 
Lord Aylmer, Gen. the Hon. Sir 
Charles Colville, Gen. the Mar- 
quis of Londonderry, Gen. Lord 
Combermere, Field-Marshal Duke 
of Wellington, Lieut -Gen. LcMrd 
CathcaJrt, Gen. the Rt Hon. Sir 
George Murray, Maj.-Gen. Sir 
Hercules Pakenham, Col. Sir Ro- 
bert Nickle, Maj.-Gen. Samuel 
Lambert, Maj.-Gen. the Marquis 
of Tweeddale, Gen.. Sir William 
Anson, Bart., Lt.-Gen. Sir Tames 
Barnes, Lieut. Gen. Lord Keane, 
Marshal Lord Beresford, Lieut. - 
Gen. Sir Wm. Maclean, Lieut. - 
Gen. Sir Robert Arbuthnot, Maj.- 
Gen. Sir Archd. Macleine, Miy.- 
Gen. Sir Charles F. Smith. 

497 Thomas Shapter, M.D., Phy- 
sician to the Devon and 
Exeter Hospital. 

1849. 71 John Bright, Esq., M.P. 

136 Richard Webb Jupp, Esq. 

Painted for the Carpenter^ s 

Company, 
197 Ralph Price, Esq., Treasurer 

of the Royal Hospitals of 

Bridewell and Bethlem. 

Painted for the Governors. 

225 Mr. Serjeant Thompson, late 

Recorder of Beverley. 
319 William Murray, Esq. 
537 T. Richardson, Esq. 

1850. 59 John Baldwin Buckstone, Esq., 

Theatre Royal, Haymarket. 
79 Robert Keate, Esq., F.R.S., 
Sergeant-Surgeon to the 
Queen, and Senior Surgeon 
to St. George's Hospital. 
For the board room of the 
Hospital, 



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343 



1850. 119 Lestock Peach Wilson, Esq., 

late Governor of the London 
Assurance Corporation. 

182 Sir James Duke, Bart., M.P., 
late Lord Mayor of the 
City of London. Painted 
for the Town Hall of Mont- 
rose^ etc, 

232 Sir J. J. Hansler, F.R.S., De- 
puty - Lieutenant for the 
County of Essex. 

325 Thomas Comey, Esq., Deputy 
of the Broad Street Ward, 
and Treasurer of the Ward 
School. For the Board room 
of the Ward. 

374 T. S. Cooper, Esq., A.R.A. 

500 Mrs. Fitzwilliam of the Theatre 
Royal Haymarket. 

185 1. 85 Charles Barry, Esq., R.A. 

195 Samuel Bignold, Esq., Mayor 
of the City of Norwich in 
the years 1833 and 1848, 
and a Magistrate of the 
County of Norfolk. Painted 
for St. Andrew's Hall, Nor 
wich, 

198 J. H. Robinson, Esq., line en- 
graver in ordinary to Her 
Majesty. 

334 Richard Sommers Card, Esq., 
of Rougemont, Exeter. 

350 James M. Rossiter, Esq. 

376 Rev. Thomas Watson, M.A., 
Vicar of East Farleigh. Pre- 
sentation portrait, 

440 Rev. Jeremiah Jackson, M.A., 
Vicar of Elm-cum-Emneth. 
Painted for the Wisbeach 
Literary and Scientific In- 
stitution, 

522 Rev. Dr. Nicholson, Rector of 
St. Albans. 

1852. 66 Professor Donaldson. 

116 Mr. Thomas Vaughan, during 
half a century the faithful 
servant of this Institution. 
Painted by order of the Pre- 
sident and Council of the 
Royal Academy, 

130 The Bishop of Exeter. {Phill- 
pot,) Painted for Magdalen 
College, Oxford. 

170 Sir John Musgrove, Bart., Lord 
Mayor of London, 1851. 
Painted for the Broad Street 
Ward, 

183 A portrait. 

S78 The Student; a portrait. 

1853. 55 Intercession. 



1853. 67 
192 

290 



429 

1854. 33 
128 

»74 



The prophet Daniel. " By the 
waters of Babylon, etc. " 

The Confession of St. Thomas. 
" And after eight days, etc." 
— St. John XX. 

Thomas Giflfard, Esq., of Chil- 
li ngton, Stafifordshire. 
Painted for the town of Wol- 
verhampton, 

George Dawson, Esq., 
Subscription portrait. 

" My two boys." 

Forbes Winslow, Esq., 
D.C.L. 

Sir Stafford Northcote, 



M.A. 



M.D., 



Bart., 
of Pynes, Devon. Presenta- 
tion portrait, 
345 The Rev. George Lock, M.A., 
Rector of Lee, Kent Pre- 
sentation portrait, 
1855. 215 TheRev.ThomasCarter,M.A., 
Fellow of Eton Collie. 
237 Charles Hammersley, Esq. 

1857. 80 Sir C. L. Eastlake, P.R.A., 

D.C.L., etc. Presented to 
the Royal Acculemy by the 
Artist, 

81 N. B. Ward, Esq., F.R.S., 
F.L.S., etc. Painted for the 
Hall of the Ldnnaan Society, 
etc. 

108 Rev. G. T. Marker, Rector of 
Uffculme, Devon, and Mrs. 
Marker. 

173 T. Gambier Parry, Esq. 

301 Lord Bridport. 

515 The late Rev. Charles Evelyn 
Cotton, Rector of Dalbury 
and Trusly, Derbyshire. 

563 Henry Burkingyoung, Esq., 
late Managing Director in 
India of the Assam Tea 
Company. Painted by order oj 
the local Board of Directors. 

1858. 81 William Jones, Esq., M.D., 

Rhos - y - Gaer, Holyhead. 

Presentation portrait. 
151 Henry L. Gaskell, Esq., Kid- 

dington Hall, Woodstock, 

High Sheriff of Oxford 
211 Theophilus Bumand, Esq. 
416 Robert Fenwick, Esq. 

1859. 7 Captain Burnand, 5 th Dra- 

goon Guards. 

39 The late Charles Dixon, Esq., 
Stansted Hall, Hants. 

76 Richard Shiel, Esq., a Magis- 
trate of the Borough of 
Liverpool and Member of 
the Town Council. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Knight, John Prescott, J^,A, — continued. 
1859. 87 R. J. Lane, Esq., A.R.A. 

159 Mrs. Dixon, Stansted Hall, 
Hants. 

292 Henry Matthews, Esq., late 
Mayor of Bradninch, Devon. 
Presentation portrait, 

364 Joseph Tumley, Esq., late 
Master of the Merchant 
Tailors* Company. Fainted 
for the Company, 

376 John Banister, Esq., Deputy 
Master of the Butchers' Com- 
pany. Painted for the But- 
chers^ Company, 
i860. 28 Robert Alexander Gray, Esq., 
Chairman of the City of 
London Gas Light and Coke 
Company. Painted for the 
Board room, 
53 Portrait of a gentleman. 

101 Mrs. Langley. 

161 F. Healey, Esq., late Master of 
the Butchers* Company. 
Paintedfor the Butcher^ Com- 
pany, 

191 Ralph Price, Esq., Vice-Pre- 
sident of the Equitable Life 
Assurance Society. Painted 
for the Society, 

252 Sir Henry Ainslie Hoare, Bart. 

589 S. J. Langley, Esq. 

1861. 58 James Manning, Esq.. Her 

Majesty's ancient Serjeant- 
at-Law, Recorder of Oxford. 

74 Sir Alfred Stephen, Chief Jus- 
tice of New South Wales. 
Painted for the Bar and 
Solicitors of Sydney. 

119 Thomas Brown, Esq., Ebbw 
Vale, Monmouthshire. For 
the Ebbw Vale Literary and 
Scientific Institution, 

1862. 67 William Collins, Esq. Fainted 

for the Butchers* Company. 

68 J. W. Boughton Leigh, Esq., 
Brownsover Hall, Warwick- 
shire. 

85 Rev. J. J. Tayler, B.A., Princi- 
pal of Manchester New Col- 
lege. Paintedfor the Library 
of Manchester New College, 
A, S. K. Presf ott, Esq., Royal 
Artillery of the Chinese Ex- 
peditionary Force, 1861. 
Portrait of a gentleman. 

1863. 65 do. lady. 
80 The late Dr. Baly, F.R.S. 

Paintedfor St.Bartholomew's 
Hospital. 



»54 



33» 
65 



1864. 46 General Cabrera, Count de 

Morella. 
5s The Rt. Hon. William Law- 
rence, Lord Mayor of Lon- 
don. Painted for th€ Car- 
penter^ Company, 

198 Ernest Gambart, Esq. 

283 The Assistant Judge W. H. 
Bodkin, Esq. Pcuntedfor t?u 
Sessions House of Middlesex, 

452 "Master John," son of Edward 
Langley, Esq. 

1865. 50 T. Anthony Denny, Esq. 

105 William Foster White, Esq., 
Treasurer of St. Bartholo- 
mew's Hospital. Paintedfor 
the Hospital, 

153 Spring flowers — Portrait of 
Emily, daughter of Edward 
Langley, Esq. 

186 Thomas Turner, Esq., Trea- 
surer of Guy's Hospital. 

238 George Burrows, M.D., F.R.S. 
Painted for St, Bartfwlo^ 
mew's Hospital, 

277 Alfred Brooks, Esq. 

1866. 46 H.R.H. the Duke of Cam- 

bridge, K.G., President of 

Christ's Hospital. Painted 

for the Hospital, 
96 James T. Caird, Esq. 
1 19 Charles Holland, M.D., F.R.S., 

etc. 
195 John Crossley, Esq., several 

times Mayor of Halifax. 

Painted for the Town Hail 

of Halifax, 
231 Richard Baggalay, Esq., Trea- 

of St. Thomas's Hospital for 

a period of twenty years. 

Paintedfor the Hospital. 
240 The Lord Mayor. {Benjamin 

Samuel Phillips,) 
252 Henry Trethewy, Esq., of 

Grampound. Presentation 

portrait, 
541 F. C. Burnand, Esq. 

1867. 71 Wm. Torr, Esq. Presentation 

portrait, 
93 Henry Mason, Esq. 
224 Henry Lancelot Holland, Esq., 

Governor of the Bank of 

England. Presentation par- 

trait. 
372 Portrait of a lady. 
383 John Thornton Rogers, Esq. 
661 F. Cozens, Esq. 

1868. 60 Mrs. J. Thornton Rogers. 

171 John Edward Johnson, Esq., 
late chairman of Quarter 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



345 



1868. 


204 


1869. 


659 

8s 




171 




258 




3*3 




353 




437 




443 


1870. 


738 
181 



198 
436 

506 



I87I. 131 

'59 



219 
300 



322 
3S8 



1124 



1872. 26 

128 
IV. 



Sessions, County of Surrey. 
Presentation portrait. 

Lord Stafford. Painted for 
the citizens of Norwich^ etc, 
etc. 

Portrait of a gentleman. 

H. F. Bolckow, Esq., M.P. 

John Gregory, Esq. Painted 
for the Draper^ Company, 

James Eden, Esq. 

Miss Grace. 

Miss Clara. 

Mons. Edouard Frere. 

Arthur Grote, Esq. Painted 
for the Bengal Asiatic So- 
ciety, 

Mr. Alderman Agnew. 

Sir Joseph Heron, Town Clerk 
of the City of Manchester. 
Subscription portrait, 

George Webb Sandford, Pre- 
sident of the Pharmaceutical 
Society from 1863 to 1869. 
Painted for the Society, 

Arthur Grote, Esq. Painted 
for the Horticultural Society 
of India, 

John Hague, Esq., of " Crow's 
Nest," Dewsbury. For the 
West Riding Union Bank, 

C. B. Trevor, Esq. Painted 
for the Pleaders of the High 
Court, Calcutta, 

An old student 

The late Joseph Henry Green, 
Esq., D.C.L., F.R.S., Pro- 
fessor of Anatomy to the 
Royal Academy of Arts, 
Senior Surgeon of St. Tho- 
mas's Hospital, etc. Pre- 
sented to St, Thoma^s Hos- 
pitalj Lambeth, 

The late Henry Fenwick, Esq., 
M.P. 

Joseph Mayer, Esq., F.S.A. 
Presentation portrait to 
Mayer Free Library , Bebing- 
ton, Cheshire, 

Samuel Mendel, Esq. 

Sir William Tite, C.B., M.P., 
Past President of the Royal 
Institute of British Archi- 
tects. Presented to the In- 
stitute, 

Sir Titus Salt, Bart., of Crow's 
Nest. To be placed in the 
Saltaire Club and Institute, 

Rev. Edward Lavallin Puxley, 
Indian missionary. 

David Price, Esq. 



1872. 167 Dr. Sharpey, Secretary of the 

Royal Society, etc. Pre- 
sented to University College, 

200 Stephenson Clarke, Esq. Pre- 
sentation portrait, 

224 John Torr, Esq. Painted for 
the Seamefis and General 
Orphan Asylum, Hull, 

347 Charles Turner, Esq., M.P. 

1873. 216 Thomas Buck, Esq., J.P., chair- 

man of the Bradford Bank- 
ing Company, etc. 
345 Charles Marten, Esq. Painted 
for the Bengal Club, Calcutta, 

1874. 238 Mrs. Corscaden. 
522 W. Howard, Esq. 

1875. 209 James Telfer, Esq., Treasurer 

of St. Luke's Schools. Pre- 
sentation portrait, 

24, Maida Hill West, 

1876. 159 Sir James Ramsden, first Mayor 

of Barrow-in-Furness. Pre- 
sented to the Municipality, 
200 Portrait of a gentleman. 

1877. 2" The Rt. Rev. Edward White 

Benson, D.D., Bishop of 
Truro and formerly Master 
of Wellington College. Pre- 
sentation portrait, 

1878. 248 A study. 



KNIGHT, Mrs. J. P Painter. 

62, Great Russell Street, 
1833. 4" The letter. 
1836. 292 Reflection. 



John William Buxton. 

Painter. 
Sevenoaks, 
Roadside inn. 
Timber yard — Keppington, 

Sevenoaks. 
In the woods — Knowle Park. 
A Summer day — Knowle Park. 
The haunt of the faUow deer. 
" With softer beams and milder 

light. Steps on the silver 

moon thro' silent night." 
Harvest time in Kent, near 

Chevening. 
A sunny walk in Knowle Park, 

Sevenoaks. 

Do,, and 20, Grafton Street, 
Twilight. "Now came still 

evening on, etc." 
Showery spring. 
The old county bridge. 
" When the kye come hame." 

YV 



KNIGHT, 


1861. 
1863. 


»5o 
460 


1863. 
1866. 


348 

7» 


1867. 


5»7 
625 


1872. 


150 




S»« 



1875. 139 

157 

620 
II56 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Knight, John William Buxton — con- 
tinued, 

1876. 182 The spur of the fell. 

1877. 170 The Esk at low tide, Whitby. 
499 Breezy March. 

526 Richmond-on-Swale. 

1878. 193 Carrying hay. 
347 Under open sky. 

410 Meadows near Winchelsea 

Marsh. 
562 The Village on the cliff. 
632 Marshes in May time. 

1879. 1435 Morning sands. 

Dorset Street^ Sevenoaks, 

1880. 21 September at Sevenoaks. 

Palace Chambers^ Westminster. 

1881. 576 The peace and quiet of Tre- 

gurrion. 

1882. 97 Otford Village. 

360 Runswick, Yorkshire. 

545 Muncaster fells towards sunset. 

573 The silent fells. 

740 Sunshine under shower. 

1883. 93 " The green leaf and the grey." 
254 Roadside Cottages. 

1462 Old Dick's shed. 

1884. 837 Winter rest 

1628 "Hay stacked, old and new, 
waiting in obedience for 
order for use." 

1885. 7 The Buck's Head, Godden 

Green. 
783 "I painted listening to the 
blackbird's note." 

1886. 240 Undaunted. 

350 Rejoicing harvest. 

1888. 470 An exhilarating day. 
743 Rochester Marsh. 

1889. 368 October's threshold. 
752 The Sand-pit 

1103 The avenue. 

1750 LaP^rouse, Botany Bay. After 
Edward Combes. 

1890. 372 Hemp agrimony. 

680 "A southerly wind and a 
cloudy sky Proclaim a hunt- 
ing morning." 

296, Kin^s Road. 

1891. 215 Valley of the Conway. 
697 Eventide — Nidderdale. 

181, Kings Road. 

1892. 461 Plymouth old harbour, 1891, 

early mom; the cradle of 

our navy. 
490 The dayspring from on high. 
981 After church — Old Basing. 

1893. *^3 Runnymede. 

Lon^eld^ West Drayton. 

1894. 18 The White walls of Old England. 
19 Midday. 



1894. 


399 




459 


1895. 


156 




i6s 




655 


1896. 


3JO 


1897. 


55« 



1899. 

I90I. 



1904. 



399 Grange over sands. 
The close. 

'^ Come unto the sands and \ 
Thornton Force. 
Derwentwater and Borrowdale. 
Old Canal. 
The Larches^ 

Charley Wood, Herts. 
Ripe to harvest — Cartmel-in- 

Fumess. 
From sea shore to mountain 
peak — Morecambe Bay. 
57, Bedford Gardens^ W. 
Pinner Street. 
521 St John's and the Cam. From 

Trinity Lawn, Cambridge. 
6x2 Cassiobury Park. 
Caversham Lodge, 

Charley Wood, Herts. 
368 The peace and quiet of Chor- 
ley Wood. 



987 



541 



KNIQHT, Joseph, ^./. 

Painter and Engraver. 

22, Walmer Place, Manchester. 

1869. 639 Evening, near Quimper, Brit- 

tany. 
648 Breton peasants. 

89a, Stockport Rd., Manchester. 

1870. 553 La fileuse bretagne. 
675 Fairy tales. 

York Place, Manchester. 

187 1. 118 Salmon fishing at the mouth 

of the Conway. 
607 Low tide. 
795 Dorothy. 

2, Greenland Villas, 

Green Lanes, Homsey. 

1872. 566 A Waste. 

911 A Moorland road in Brittany. 
34, Maitland Park Road. 

1873. 153 A summer's eve. 
822 Solitude. 

1038 A sandy road — Brittany. 

1874. 1349 A moorland. 
1401 Evening. 

1875. *° ^ sandy slope. 
177 A cornfield. 

Lyn Twilt, Uanrwst. 

1876. 616 One of them. 

1877. 329 A tidal river. Purcheised for the 

Chantrey Bequest for j£2oo. 
1051 A rainy day. 

1878. 124 After much rain. 
324 Conway Marsh. 
556 Pollie. 

Min-afon Bettws y Coed. 

1879. 439 The rising moon. 

445 The Vale of Llanrwst. 
747 Mr. R. Dobson. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



347 



1880. 
1882. 
1883. 

1884. 



1885. 



1886. 



1887. 



1888. 
1889. 
1890. 



1891. 
1893. 



1894. 
1895. 
1897. 



1899. 



728 A break io the cloud. 

192 The Raven Crag. 
96 Snowdon. 

756 A lonely shore. 

149 In the Ogwen Valley. 

656 Wild Wales. 
1 38 1 A lonely shore. 
1441 The thunder cloud; mezzotint. 

1445 On the Elwy; do. 
207 A lone shore. 

605 Solitude. 
1 71 2 Arthog Moss ; mezzotint. 

121, Cheyne Walk, 
269 The summit of the Great Orme. 
665 An October day. 
1400 On the Thames; mezzotint. 
1425 Pangbourne Reach; mezzotint 
1441 "The Wings of the Morning "; 
mezzotint. 

1446 A cornfield; mezzotint 
546 Waning Light 

1457 A country road. 
1484 The windings of the stream. 
1502 The mouth of the Conway. 
1693 AbendoftheRhine; mezzotmt. 
1701 Twilight 
517 Lengthening shadows. 
1630 Stormy weather on the Angle- 
sea coast; original mezzotint. 
521 Fast fading night. 
856 Clouds lingering yet. 
1 20 1 Evening. 
1365 A bend of the river. 

Min-afon^ near Llandudno, 
1089 The ending of a summer day. 
957 When evening shades prevail. 
295 Cloud and crag. 
Glanabery Tjywyn, 

near Llandudno, 
309 Harvest time. 



KNIGHT, Mrs. Laura Painter. 

Market Chambers^ 

South Parade^ Nottingham, 
1904. 816 The old mill. 

KNIGHT, Miss Mary Anne. 

Miniature Painter. 
(Pupil of A. Plimer.) 
Miss A, M. Knight, 
4, Warwick St,, Cockspur St, 

1803. 811 Portrait of a gentleman. 

14, Warwick Street, 

1804. 743 Major Mansell. 
759 Rev. Dr. Hay. 

1805. 341 Portrait of a young lady. 

403 Captain Norton Teyoninhak- 
ar'awen, a chief of the 
Mohawks, one of the Five 
Nations in Upper Canada. 



1807. 900 Miss Bing. 

4, Old Bond Street, 

1808. 7\% Hon. Mrs. Bagot. 

1809. 486 Portraits of Lord Forbes's 

children. 

1 8 10. 460 Portraits of the children of 

T. W. Carr, Esq. 
659 Lady Ponsonby. 

1812. 652 Master £. Phipps. 

45, Wigmore Street, 

1813. 533 Col. Torrens. 

51, Berners Street, 

1818. 694 Mrs. R. W. Grey. 
861 Miss Daniel as Ariel. 

181 9. Tjy Portrait of a lady. 

1820. 488 Mrs. Guise. 

182 1. 633 Portrait of the son of the Rev. 

Montgomery Campbell. 

690 Portraits of the children of 
Colonel Hughes, M.P. 

708 Portrait of the daughter of the 
Rev. Montgomery Camp- 
bell. 

739 Mrs, W. Wilberforce. 

1824. 559 Portraits of the children of 

C. Twining, Esq. 
568 Mrs. M. Twining. 
694 Portrait of a lady. 

13, Grove End Road, 

1825. 569 " Now the bright morning star, 

day's harbinger, etc." 

1826. 463 Portrait of a child. 

47* do. the sons of David 
Barclay, Esq. 
1829. 848 George Frere, Esq. 
1 83 1. 807 Mrs. Poulett Thomson. 
8z8 Miss F. Brandling. 
893 Ellen, daughter of J. Poulett 
Thomson, Esq. " Fair 
handed Spring." — Thomson's 
Seasons, 

KNIGHT, Miss Painter. 

At Mr, MiddUton's, 

%i, St, Martin's Lane, 
1790. 73*Niobe. 

KNIQHT, Paul. 

Painter and Engraver. 
121, Cheyne Walk, 

1887. 1455 Hard up. 

1888. 1687 Philip 4th. After Velasquez. 

Min-afon, Bettws y Coed, 

1889. 319 Pandy Mill. 

KNIGHT, Ridgway Painter. 

Place de PEglise, Poissy, 

France, 

1902. 302 Last roses. 

1903. 361 A summer's evening. 



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1808. 



1810. 



1811. 



1819. 
1821. 



KNIGHT, W Architect. 

57, Wells Street. 
1089 Design for a mausoleum. 

900 Hillingdon House, the seat of 
J. D. Porcher, Esq., M.P. 

45, Wells Street. 
7Z\ Design for a bath. 

901 Westminster Hall. 
804 Design for a public bath. 

178, Terrace^ 

Tottenham Court Road, 
1032 Interior of the cathedral of 

Barcelona; a sketch. 
750 Sketch for a facade, lodges, 
and gateway, etc., for a 
nobleman's park. 

1822. 941 Plan and Elevation of South- 

wark Bridge, lately erected 
over the River Thames, from 
actual measurements taken 
at the completion of the 
works. The construction of 
this magnificent structure is 
the greatest effort in the 
annals of bridge building by 
the adoption of iron, etc. 
8, BelPs Buildings, 

Salisbury Square. 

1823. 1051 Design for a nobleman's resi- 

dence in the Castle style. 
24, Lime Street Chambers, 

Fenchurch Street. 
1832. 1 07 1 The works of the new London 
Bridge in progress as they 
appeared in August, 1827. 

KNIGHT, William Painter. 

Sevenoaks, Kent. 

1843. 151 Gateway at Mailing Abbey, 

Kent. 

1844. 508 Scene in Knoll Park. 

1845. 1 158 Scene in Knole Park ; Duchess 

Walk, with the gateway of 
Knole. 

KNIGHT, W. F Painter. 

17, Saville Row. 
1 84 1. 1029 Church of the Crucifixion at 
St. Miniato, near Florence. 

KNIGHT, William G Painter. 

School of Art, 

Weston-super-Mare. 
1896. 1 147 Miss L. Pike. 

5, Sydenham Terrace, 

Weston-super-Mare. 
1 901. 669 Miss G. King. 

1 1 86 Evening — A vranches. 



KNIGHT, 


1846. 


238 


1848. 
1850. 


146 
415 


1852. 


»53 
418 

598 


1853. 


341 
1078 


1854. 


202 
265 
351 
463 
1 262 


1855. 


*39 




1408 


1856. 
1857. 


85 
529 
366 


1858. 
1859. 

i860. 


260 
4»3 
»*3 
626 
1011 
104 


1861. 
1862. 


*32 

303 
196 



203 



1863. 310 



William Henry... Painter. 
1 20, York Rocui, Lambeth, 

Boys playing at draughts. 

5, Belgrave Street^ South. 

" Good night." 

A Christmas party preparing 
for blind-man's bufil 

16, Charlwood Flcue, 

Belgrave Road, 

One for me. 

Catching the stray fowl. 

Feeling the bumps — Imita- 
tion rather large. 

13, Tatchbrook Street. 

An auction. 

Boys snowballing. 

73, Clarendon Street. 

An Interior with figures. 

A game at base-ball. 

A card party. 

The humming top. 

The artist's mother. 

73, Stanley Street. 

The broken window — who 
threw the stone? 

"Sweep your doorway, 
ma'am?" 

Hark! 

Playing the first card. 

A Village School. 

Vicarage, Thorpe, Chertsey. 

Nature and art. 

Blowing bubbles. 

Study of moonlight. 

The last change. 

In training for the Derby. 

Grandfather's portrait. 

T, Claude Villas, 

Love Walk, Cambenvell. 

An unexpected trump. 

Early attempts. 

Peace versus War — ^a trouble- 
some neighbour. 

Rivals to Blondin. " Begin- 
nings are alike, HTis ends 
which differ." 

15, Godolphin Road, 

Shepherd's Bush. 

A study from the country. 



KNIGHTLEY, Thomas Edward. 

Architect. 
25, Cannon Street, E.G. 
1864. 804 The Cavendish Hotel, East- 
bourne. 

106, Cannon Street. 
1880. 1 1 47 City of London Schools, 
Thames Embankment (se- 
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KNOECHL, Hans Painter. 

25, Kellett Road, Brixton. 
1894. 615 The favourite song. 

KNOTT, Ralph Architect. 

66, Oakley Street, Chelsea, 
1899. 1711 Design for font. 
1902. 1 553 Design for Gates for a Park. 

KNOWLES, Davidson Painter. 

52, Upper Marylebone Street. 
1880. 95 A doubtful bargain. 

81, Charlotte Street. 

1882. 312 "The winds and the waves of 

ocean They rest quietly.'* — 
Longfellow. 
71, Munster Terrace, Fulham. 

1883. 1466 Going to rest. 

25a, Glebe Place, Chelsea. 

1889. 668 My mother. 

1890. 1124 The miser's garden. 

1661 " Exchange is no robbery." 

1891. 229 "O Lord in thee have I 

trusted: let me never be 
confounded." 

1892. 604 The tea girl. 

1042 "Far from court far from care." 
1577 Leafy June. 

I, Lansdowne Terrace, 

Hampton Wick. 

1894. 1428 Private and confidential. 
1432 Sad thoughts. 

1895. 1 38 1 For faith and freedom. 

1896. 141 Caught. 

KNOWLES, Fred J Painter. 

13, Eversholt Street, N. W. 
1902. 1015 Evening Light. 

KNOWLES, G Painter. 

149, Albany Street. 
1845. ^'^5 Parthenon, Athens, in itspresent 
state after the removal of 
the mosque, etc. 

1847. "3» The Temple of Erectheius on 

the Acropolis, Athens. 

4, Lancaster Place. 

1848. 1277 Interior of the Temple of 

Minerva, Athens. 

KNOWLES, George Sheridan, R.L 

Painter. 

21, How land Street. 

1885. 1 131 "A countenance in which did 

meet sweet records, promises 

as sweet." 

1 7, Fitzroy Street. 
1887. 527 The last minstrel. "The way 
was long, the wind was cold, 
etc." 



5, Park Road Studios, N. W. 

1889. 376 Companions. 

1890. 529 Mrs. Agnes B. Marshall. 
1283 " Fast falls the eventide." 

1891. 731 The troubadour. 

1892. 506 Isabella. 

1002 The return from the war. 
1086 A fairy tale. 

1894. 1099 The incantation. 

1895. *®* The wounded Knight. 

1896. 918 The gifts of love. 

1897. 620 Glaserion. " Glaserion's ta*en 

his harp in hand. Till he *s 
harpit them a' asleep, a* ex- 
cept the young Princess, 
whom love did waking keep." 

1898. 911 Good King Wenceslas. "Page 

and monarch forth they 
went, etc." 

1900. 28 The love letter. 

157 Flight of Huguenots from 
Paris — reign of Louis XIV. 

1 901. 392 The cloister and the world. 
419 Home again. 

1902. 307 Strolling players. " What care 

we for bitter weather, etc." 

1903. 454 "Far from court and free from 

care." 

KNOWLES, James Thomas. 

Architect. 
I, Raymond Buildings, 

Grays Inn. 

1843. 1162 Mansion at Silverton Park, 

Devonshire, for the Earl of 
Egremont. 
1322 do. do. 

1844. 1 193 Chancel of church at Reigate. 
i860. 660 The Grosvenor Hotel, Victoria 

Station, etc. 

KNOWLES, Miss Juliet Painter. 

117, Moss Lane, West,' 

Manchester. 
1888. 1 189 Apples and plums. 

KNOWLES, Leonora C. E. 

Miniature Painter. 
162, Aldersgate Street. 
1844. ^05 Corndie, daughter of M. Schef- 
fer of Paris. 



KNOWLES, Mrs Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1803. 346 A sketch in Windsor Park, with 
cows belonging to His Ma- 
jesty. 



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KNOWLES, William H.... Architect. 
37, Grainger Street, 

Newcastle-on- Tyne, 
1 90 1. 1548 School Board offices, New- 
castle. 
1903. 1471 Lintclose, Northumberland. 

KNOWLES, William Pitcairn. 

Painter. 
Christchurch, Hants. 

1889. 138a The Quay at Christchurch. 

1890. i4»4 Low water — Queensboro*. 

KNOX, B. D Painter. 

ArdmiUan, Caversham, Kent, 
1874. 780 A ground swell off Ushant. 

848 A ship on fire in the Downs. 
1878. 623 Running through the "Gull" 
on the flood. 

KNOX, Q.J Painter. 

41, How land Street. 
1S39. 652 View near Perigeux, south of 
France. 

972 View near fiedgellert. North 

Wales. 

1840. 291 Coast scene — Jersey. 

26, Charles Street^ 

Bemers Street, 

1841. 226 On the Thames near Putney. 

1842. 605 Landscape. 

2, Portland Terrace, 

Regenfs Park, 
1857. 95^ Scene on the East Coast — Low 
Water. 

973 A winter's morning — view on a 

tidal river. 

50, Great Marylebone Street, 
1859. 1138 Lund's Tower, Kenilworth. 

1 1 39 Remains of the arch of Septi- 
mus Severus, Rome. 

KNOX, John Painter. 

1^0, Jermyn Street, 
1829. 88 View in the Trosacks. 

376 View of the town and castle of 
Inverary, the seat of the 
Duke of Argyll. 
I, Upper Gloucester Place, 
1832. 235 View of Derwent water, Cum- 
berland. 
387 View of Glen Coe in Scotland. 
1834. 661 Brougham Hall, the seat of 
the Lord Chancellor. 

KNOX, T Painter. 

41, Robert Street, Hampstead 
Road, and Keswick. 
1849. 106 View of Derwent water, from 
the Watendloth Road. 



KOBERWEIN, George Painter. 

14, Pall Mall East, 
1859. 530 A Zouave of the Crifiaean 
army. 
849 A study. 

8, Bemers Street 

1862. 2 The Hon. Blanche Noel. 

1863. 233 A portrait. 

1866. 47» T.R.H. Prince William, Prin- 

cess Charlotte, Prince Henry 
and Prince Sigismund of 
Prussia. Property of Her 
Majesty the Queen. 
661 Portrait of a lady. 

1867. 596 Prince Sigismund, infant son 

of the Crown Princess of 
Prussia; posthumous por- 
trait. Painted by command 
of Her Majesty the Queen, 

708 Miss Furtade. 

778 Dr. Garth Wilkinson. 

934 Portrait of a child. 

1868. 721 Prince Christian Victor, infiEint 

son of T.R.H. the Prince 
and Princess of ScUeswig- 
Holstein, at eight months 
old, December, 1867. 

744 Mrs. F. Merewether. 

756 Captain Sturt. 

770 A. Keightly, Esq. 

1870. 831 Edgar, son of Gilbert Robins, 

Esq. 
842 P. H. Calderon, Esq., R.A. 

187 1. 1166 Mrs. Henry T. Norman. 

1872. 22 " Here 's a maiden fain would 

marry, etc." 

1873. 352 H.H. Prince Albert of Schles- 

wig-Holstein. 
389 Portrait. 

1289 H.H. Princess Victoria Louise 
of Schleswig-Holstein. 

1874. 17 Mrs. C. D. W. Cammell. 

777 Prince Albert Victor, eldest 
son of T.R.H. the Prince 
and Princess of Wales. 

782 Prince George Frederick, 
second son of T.R.H. the 
Prince and Princess of Wales. 

823 H.R.H. Princess Louis of 
Hesse, Princess of Great 
Britain and Ireland. 

839 H.R.H. Princess Christian of 
Schleswig - Holstein, Prin- 
cess of Great Britain and 
Ireland. 

1875. 881 Going out to skate. 

1059 Princess Louise Augusta of 
Schleswig-Holstein, second 
daughter and youngest child 
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cess Christian (Princess 
Helena of Great Britain and 
Ireland) of Schleswig-Hol- 
stein. Exhibited by com- 
mand of Jfl.M, the Queen, 

1875. 1060 I^dy Churchill. Exhibited by 

command of H. M. the 
Queen. 

1 2, Bedford Gardens^ 

Kensington. 

1876. 105 H.R.H. the Duke of Edin- 

burgh, K.G., Master of the 
Hon. Corporation of Trinity 
House. Painted for the Cor- 
poration. 
423 Mrs. Edward Martin. 
1151 Portrait. 

KOBBRWBIN, Miss Georgina P. 

(afterwards Mrs. Terrell)... Painter. 

182, Holland Road. 

1876. 378 Still life. 
571 Fruit. 

1877. 73 "The smiles that win the 

tints that glow, etc." 
330 Miss Fraser. 
629 Zuleika. 

1878. 81 Maidenhood. "A child no 

more! a maiden now, a 
graceful maiden with a 
gentle brow, etc." 

238 Mrs. F. A. Bosanquet. 

\\^^ Agatha, daughter of Colonel 
W. Makins, M.P. 
(See Mrs. Terrell.) 

KOBBRWBIN, Miss Rosa... Painter. 
182, Holland Road. 

1876. 95 A portrait. 

1877. 290 "In that sweet mood when 

pleasant thoughts bring sad 
thoughts to the mind." 
580 " Bear through sorrow, wrong, 
and ruth, etc." 
1258 The Hon. Mary Pitt. 

1878. 362 "In maiden meditation fancy 

free." 
368 Mrs. B. St. John Mathews. 

1879. 471 Lady Mary Farquhar. 
975 Mrs. Symons-Jeune. 

9, PhUlimore Terrace. 

1880. 3x9 "In solitude where we are 

least alone." 

13, Pembroke Rd.^ Kensington. 
1882. 614 Lady Constance Bellingham. 

KOCH, Alexander Architect. 

69, Chancery Lane. 
1890. 1932 Government telegraph stores, 
Berne, Switzerland. 



58, Theobald's Street. 
1 89 1. 1 90 1 Design for Le Palais de la 
chambre des Depute, Bu- 
charest. 

1893. '482 New Board school, Gais, Swit- 

zerland. 

1894. 1694 Post office for Zurich. 

1897. 1883 House Vlierboom, Zurich, 

1901. 1536 Government offices, Zurich. 

1902. 1530 Reformed church, Rorschach, 

Switzerland. 
1904. 1575 Hull Town Hall. 

KOB, Miss Hilda Painter. 

Alexander House^ 

Kensington Gore. 

1895. 889 Vintage design for decoration. 

3, Pembroke Studios^ W. 

1 90 1. 838 Goblin Market 

KOB, Lawrence B Painter. 

8, St. MichaePs Place, 

Brighton. 
1891. 1991 Portrait; bust. 

12, Bedford Gardens, W. 
1894. 383 Miss Swabey. 

473 Miss Grace Leigh. 
630 Belle; a portrait. 
1S95. 374 Miss Hilda Koe. 
539 Miss Davidson. 
720 Miss Sophie Stem. 

1896. 661 Venus and Tannhauser. 
904 Miss Martin. 

2, Turner Studios, 

GUbe Place, Chelsea. 

1897. 1064 Mrs. Piffard. 

1898. 307 Sappho. 

1899. 425 Mrs. Eustace Fitz-Gerald. 

3, Pembroke Studios. 

1902. 222 Miss Olive Hewerdine. 

1903. 211 Mrs. P. Gibbs. 

1904. 193 Mrs. Allan Daly. 

KOBKKOBK, Hermans, Senr. 

Painter. 
16, Charlotte Street. 
1876. 1288 A fresh breeze on the French 
Coast. 

KOBKKOBK, N Painter. 

34, Hampstead Road. 
1866. 271 In the Lake of Haarlem, Hol- 
land. 

KOBLMAN,J Painter. 

Rome. 
1858. 768 WentworthBlackett Beaumont, 
Esq., M.P. 



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KOENIG, S Painter. 

6, Oxford Market, 
1818. 538 Portrait of a lady. 

539 do. gentleman. 

KOLLBR, R Painter. 

1857. 511 Driving cattle to the Alp near 
Hasle. 

KONDRUP, Miss Katinka. 

Sculptor. 
3, Grafton Street, 
1880. 1657 A baby pulling off her sock; 
statuette, terra-cotta. 

58, Harley Street, 
1886. 1789 The seamstress; statuette, 
marble. 

KONIG Painter. 

1852. 931 Dutch farmers playing at 
draughts. 
969 Peaceful home. 

KONINGH, DE. See D, vol. ii, page 
294. 

KOPF, R Sculptor. 

Stuttgart, 
1874. 1535 H.R.H. Princess Alice. 

KOPF, Professor T Sculptor. 

J, Kopfy Rome^ and i. South 
Villas, Campden Hill, 
1869. 1260 A little boy; marble. 

1278 Medallion of a gentleman. 
1873. 1532 Spring; marble bust. 
1534 Autumn; do. 

Prof, T, Kopf Rome, care of 
E, Waterhouse, 

13, Hyde Park Street, 
1877. 1454 " Baby doesn't like the water." 
{By R, Kopfin the Catalogue, 
as above in the index.) 

KORTRIGHT, Henry S Painter. 

203, South Lambeth Road. 

1899. 1520 Memories. 

1900. 1630 Sweet thoughts. 

1 90 1. 131 Summer flowers. 

23, Cedars Road, 

Clapham Common. 

1903. 408 The peaceful hour. 
1 36 1 Janet. 

1904. 431 In an old garden. 

630 Nearing fourscore years. 

KOSLER, Franz Painter. 

6, Salv'orgasse, Vienna, 
1903. 606 Vendeur de legumes au Caire. 
725 Mendiant aveugle. 



KOSTBR, B Painter. 

30, Percy Street. 
1857. 510 Sea shore at Scheveningen, 
near the Hague. 

KOSTBR, DB. See D, vol. ii, page 
294. 

KOT6rA, Jan Architect. 

6, Rudolfovo Nabrezi, Prague^ 
Bohemia, 

1900. 1861 Architectural studies. 
1862 do. do. 

1867 Design for a tower at the en- 
trance of Channel tunnel. 
1873 A Roman fantasy. 

KOZANBCKI, L Painter. 

2, Upper Terrace, Islington. 
1838. 135 Portrait of an artist. 

Douglas, Isle of Man. 
1848. 184 Dead game; from nature. 
24s do. do. 

KRAFTMEIBR, Miss Marta. 

Painter. 

33, Tanza Road, Hampstead, 
1899. 1332 Kuno, son of Baron Schoenaich. 
28, York Street Chambers, 

Bryanston Square, 

1 90 1. 1237 Gwen. 
1238 Beatrice. 

KRAMBR, J. H Painter. 

At Dr, Rowley's, Castle Street, 
Leicester Square. 
1775- »79 A portrait. 

180 A landscape from nature. 

KRAUSSB, R Painter. 

Leipzig, 

1865. 54 Jesus Christ with the disciples 

on the way to Emmaus. — 
Luke, xxiv, 29. 

1866. 419 Moses. 

KRBMBR, J. C Sculptor. 

3, Augustus Square, 
1872. 1482 Portrait medallion. 

KRETZCHINER, H Painter. 

Berlin. 

1852. 570 Prince Waldemar of Prussia, at 
Ferozeschah, supporting his 
dying physician, Dr. Koff- 
meister, who was shot there ; 
with portraits of Lord Hard- 
inge, his two sons, Major 



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Broadfoot, and the members 
of the Prince's suite — the 
Comte de Groden, Comte 
Priolla, Mr. Werner, etc. 

KRICHELDORF, Carl Painter. 

The Limes, Tetbury, 

Gloucestershire, 

1892. 734 Interior. 

800 The love letter. 
870 Peace. 

1893. 716 The Chapel window, Bever- 

stone Castle, Beverstone. 
784 Staircase of old manor house, 
Doughton, Gloucestershire. 

1894. 676 Old manor house, Doughton. 

1898. 711 Odd man out. 

1899. 798 Interior, after the races. 

1900. 700 The puritan. 

KUCKUTH, C. See Bccnson and 
Kuckuth, vol. i, p. 165. 

KUHN, Fricdrich Sculptor. 

Schiller Strasse, Munich, 
1885. 1994 Ganymede; statue, marble. 

KUMMER, Paul Sculptor. 

The Cottage, Chelsea Station, 

1882. 1664 Aschenbrodel. 

1883. 1612 " With queenly beauty, queenly 

grace, she nightly plays her 

part, etc." 
1885. 1977 Lady Macbeth. 

2 1 7flr, Glebe Place, 
1890. 1986 A day's sport; statuette, wax. 

RUMPEL, William Painter. 

6, Albion Place, Camberwell. 
1857. 4>5 Margaret, from Faust. 

23, Rowland Street, 
1859. 259 Disappointment. 
43, George Street, 

Portman Square, 
1862. 333 An incident in the life of 
Otto I, Emperor of Ger- 
many. 

The courage displayed by Henr- 
man Billing, a kinsman of the 
Emperor Otto I, in opposing the 
progress through his master's corn- 
fields or that monarch whilst hunt- 
ing, !io p1eaf«d him, that he took 
the youth under his protection, 
iind raised him to the Dukedom 
of Saxony. 




ao, Neivman Street, 
iSfi;. «3Q W. G. Cusins, Esq. 
1*73. toot In the wood, New Forest. 



51, Mortimer Street, 
1877. 853 An old mill in the Tyrol. 
1879. 774 Mark- Ash, New Forest. 

KUNTZE, Edward J. A. ... Sculptor. 
E, T, Kuntze, 

23, Newman Street, 
i860. 997 Hiawatha; in Parian. "From 
his lodge went Hiawatha, 
clad in deerskin, armed for 
hunting." — Longfellow, 
1000 Mandan Indian. 
1030 Medallion of a gentleman. 
1032 P. J. Bailey, Esq. 

E, J, Kuntze, 

1 86 1. 998 Nathaniel Hawthorn (author 

of the "Scarlet letter"); 

marble. 
1008 John Watkins, Esq. 
1052 George Train, Esq. 

1 1 25 Statuette of a lady. 

1 128 Lord Elcho, M.P., in his rifle 
uniform; marble statuette. 

1862. 1058 Edwin Booth, Esq.; marble 

medallion. 
1 1 19 Model for a Schiller monu- 
ment. 

The figure of Schiller reclining 
on an emblem of Poetry. The 
pedestal is embellished with three 
figures, representing History, Phi- 
losophy, and Liberty; and two 
medallions of Wilhelm Tell and 
Wallenstein. 

1126 Willy and his playmate. 

H39 Lord Lyndhurst; medallion, 
portrait. 

E, F, Kuntze, 

1863. io88 "Then Christian fell down at 

his feet as dead 

Evangelist caught him by 

the right hand, tic,''— Bun- 

yan. 
1 132 Moritz Hartman, Esq. 
1205 E. C. Robins, Esq. 

KUSSNER, Miss Amalia. 

Miniature Painter. 
Alexandra Hotel, 

Si, George's Place, S. W, 
1896. 1297 Portrait of a lady. 
1 301 do. do. 

135* do. do. 

1 361 do. do. 

KUYTENBROUWER, M. A. 

Painter. 
Brussels, 
1852. 3*3 The chace. 

503 A ruin in the Ardennes. 

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KYD, James Painter. 

22, George Street, 

Euston Square, 
185 1. 691 (/« the index, but by R IV. 
Key I in the catalogue,) 
Burfansive Terrace, Worcester, 
i860. 608 China painters. 



1868. 83 Porridge making in a Highland 
cottage. 

KYNASTON, Mrs. Helena... Painter. 

Fulven's Farm, Abinger 

Hammer, Dorking, 
1903. 847 Apples. 




LAAR, Van dcr. See V. 

L ACEY, Frederick W. Architect. 

62, High Street^ Brentford. 

1885. 1830 A roadside inn at Ealing. 

1, Cecil Street, Strand, 

1886. 1710 Park lodge, etc., near Kingston. 

LACEY, W. S Painter. 

34, Amwell Street, 

1827. 697 View of Scarborough Castle, 

Yorkshire. 

1828. 563 Scene called the Church in 

Dove dale, Derbyshire. 
631 Langhame Castle, South Wales. 

1829. 515 Okehampton Castle, Devon- 

shire. 

1830. 6io Tivoli. 

1 83 1. 477 The Cascatelle, near Tivoli. 

LACHEMOITZ, S Painter. 

Dusseldorf, 
1849. 204 The attack. 

LACK, J Painter. 

Preston, 
1855. 1325 Beggar children. 

LACKLAN, J Painter. 

II, Crane Courts Fleet Street, 

1806. 532 Dolwydellan Castle, North 

Wales. 

1807. 693 A scene in Windsor Great 

Park. 

2, BartletVs Buildings, 
1809. 318 A view at the junction of the 

Thames and Kennet, Berks. 
456 Scene in Mr. West's park, near 

Henley, Berks. 
519 A View of Nantwinian Vale 

from Moil Habog, N. Wales. 
521 An old house — Surrey. 

LACOSTE, H. B Painter. 

3, Southampton Street, 
i860. 38 Vernal flowers. 

LACOUR, Octave L. ... Etcher. 

Les Omusy Teddington. 

1887. 1577 Memories. After Frank Dick- 

see, A.R.A. 

1888. 1701 Orpheus. After G. F. Watts, 

R.A 



Black and WhiU Studio, 

63, Fleet Street, 

1 89 1. 1685 Ulysses deriding Polyphemus. 

After J. M. W.Turner, R.A. 

1694 Cardinal Manning. After 

Mortimer Menpes. 

LACRETELLE, Jean Edward. 

Painter. 

50, Dover Street, Piccadilly, 

185 1. 1240 Mr. Wollaston Blake. 

1250 Lord Granard. 

125 1 Miss Ponsonby. 

1852. 1066 Portrait of a lady. 
1117 Greek girl and Cupid. 

56, St, James's Street. 

1853. 195 Mrs. R. Raikes. 
303 Mrs. Barkworth. 

667 Hon. Mrs. S. Bathurst. 

1854. 646 Portraits of children. 
983 do. do. 

61, St, James's Street, 

1856. 624 The bracelet 

1857. 1 1 68 Portrait ofa lady and daughter. 
1 169 The sisters; portraits. 

52, Curzon Street. 

1858. 809 Miss Sabine Thelluson. 
829 Miss Alexander. 

878 Mrs. Edward Walton and 

child. 
887 Mademoiselle Finoli. 

7, Portman Street. 
1S61. 897 Female head. 

22, Sloane Street, 

1872. 803 Mrs. Rivers Wilson; pastel. 

1873. 596 A Grecian chariot race. 

1874. 336 Regrets. 

701 Lady John Manners. 
1250 do. do. 

1875. 876 Miss Stevenson. 

8, Little Stanhope Strut, 
1 89 1. 1242 Mrs. Frank Benson. 

LACY, Charles J. de. See D, vol. ii, 
page 295. 

LACY, George J. J Architect. 

2, Gray's Inn Square, 
1897. 1774 Screens for All Saints, Cam- 
bridge Circus. 

120, Caledonian Road, 
1900. 1801 Design for a country House. 
59, Sparsholt Road, 

Crouch Hill. 
1902. 1378 Design for font, etc. 



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LADBROKE, E Painter. 

8, Oxford Market 

1820. ^^^ Landscape. 

LADBROOKE, John Bcrncy. 

Painter. 

3, Hanway Street 

1821. 348*A View near Ipswich. 

1822. 75 View near Crost wick Common, 

Norfolk. 

Bridge Street^ Nonvich, 
1843. 4^8 Heath scene, near North Wals- 
ham, Norfolk. 

LADBROOKE, Robert Painter. 

Norwich, 

1804. 641 A distant view of Frowse, taken 

from Thorpe grove, near 

Norwich. 

1808. 492 Recruiting Serjeant disputing 

with a villager. 

181 1. 185 View on Moushold Heath. 

18 1 2. 12 Landscape. 
1815. 71 do. 

LADDS, John Architect. 

4, Chapel Street^ Bedford Raw, 

1877. "47 New Grammar school, Kim- 

bolton, Hunts. 
1886. 1570 St. Paul's church, Finchley. 

1676 Beckenham Place Park, Beck- 

enham. 
1694 do. do. do. 

LADELL, Edward Painter. 

East Hill, Colchester. 
1856. 437 Study from nature. 
1859. 126 Fruit. 
i860. 179 Fruit and flowers. 

1 86 1. 144 Fruit. 

1862. 99 do. 

1863. 492 Fruit and still life. 

1864. 10 do. do. 
1868. 157 Fruit. 

1870. 1007 Poppies and roses. 

1871. 59 Fruit and still life. 

1872. 397 do. do. 

1873. 154 do. do. 

1874. 979 Birds from nature. 
1026 Fruit and still life. 

1875. 103 do. do. 

1876. 540 do. do. 

1878. 1028 Mallard and Savoy. 

Kenwen Lodge, Torquay, 

1879. 470 Roses and poppies. 

99, St, Sidwells, Exeter, 

1880. 1026 Prawns. 

1881. 943 Roses and still life. 

Kenwyn Lodge, Exeter, 
1886. 490 Fruit and still life. 



LADEUIL, Leonard MoreL 

Sculptor. 
13, Camden jRoad. 
1865. I002 Pair of tazzas; silver oxidized 
chasings: Poetry, Music. 

22, Regent Street. 
1885. 21 16 " Much ado about Nothing " — 
Wedding Scene. 
2124 Merchant of Venice. 

LAEVERENZ, G Painter. 

22, Barclay Road, 

Walham Green. 
1882. 828 In the best pew of a village 
church — Bavarian high- 
lands. 



LAFAGE, G. L. De. 
page 295. 



See D, vol. ii. 



LA FARGE, John Painter. 

New York. 
1872. 230 Hollyhocks and mallows; 
decorative panel. 

LAFFERT, C. F. ... Enamel Painter. 
19, Mount Street, 

Grosvenor Square. 
1809. 568 A sleeping Cupid. Painted 
upon china. 

32, Berwick Street. 
18 1 3. 689 Antony and Cleopatra. Enam- 
elled on china. 



LA FOLLIE, A. de. 
page 295. 



See D, vol. ii» 



LA FOLLIE, Y. de Painter. 

149, Marylebone Rocul. 

1868. 544 Archbishop Manning. 

LAFOND, J. E Painter. 

34, Rue Caselle, Paris. 

1869. 418 The Dauphin, Louis XVII in 

the Temple. 

LAFOREST. ^<r Salter and Laforest. 

LAGIER, Madlle. E Painter. 

Maison Daria, Geneva. 
1859. 1040 Left alone by an epidemic. 

LAGUILLERMIE, Fr6d6ric Auguste. 

Etcher. 

c\o Mr, Delame, 5, Per^ Street. 

1878. 1242 The prisoner. After J. L. 

G^rome, etching. 

4, Rue Robert Estienne, Paris. 

1889. '^9^ Beatrice Cusance. After Van 

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LA HAYE, Alexis Painter. 

EcoU des Beaux ArtSy 

NismeSy France, 
1893. ^'^ The new born child. 

LAHBE, C Architect. 

1840. 952 Westminster Hospital. 

LAHEE and MABIN Architects. 

16, Manor Place^ Chelsea, 
1845. 1180 Booksellers' Provident Retreat, 
Abbots Langley, Herts. 

LAIDLAY, William J Painter. 

51, Raihbone Place, 
1882. 630 Still life: shrimps. 

10, Fitzroy Street, 

1884. 214 The first of the flight. 
271 Homeward bound. 

Glebe Hause^ Chelsea, 

1885. 615 Twilight on the Marsh. 

1886. 8 " Full of the evening and sad." 

1887. 297 ** Where wavelets die and reeds 

abound." 
455 A sketch from Boulogne pier. 

1888. 647 "The wild swan's death hymn 

took the soul of that waste 
place with joy hidden in 
sorrow." 
663 A quiet retreat. 

50, Circus Road, N, W, 

1889. 453 Gisli the outlaw. "An outlaw 

now I wander forth, etc." 
673 The fisher's pathway. 

1890. 623 The reed boat. 

881 Moonrise after the storm. 

1891. 73 Starlings roosting. 
202 The approach. 

1893. 496 Whittling the time away. 
1896. 642 In northern seas. 

LAIDMAN, Miss Edith A. 

Miniature Painter. 
Haslemere, 

Bourne Hall Road, Bushey, 
1904. 1 215 Beryl. 

LAINE, Francis... Miniature Painter. 
5, Oxendon Street, 

near Coventry Street, 
1786. 283 Dr. Franklin. 

315 Triumph of Cupid and the 

Graces. 
332 Marie Antoinette, the present 
Queen of France. 

1788. 316 A Florentine lady. 

25, King Street, St. Anne's. 

1789. 35* The three graces. 



LAING, Mrs. A. R Painter. 

35 1, Renfrew Street, Glasgow, 
1904. 415 Bruges lace maker. 

LAING, David Architect. 

At Mr, Soanes, 

Lincoln's Inn Fields, 
1795' 7" Design for a saloon. 

48, Hatton Garden, 
1814. 738 Design for a temple of Con- 
cord. 

18 16. 828 New Custom House, port of 

London. 

181 7. 935 North front of the New Custom 

House. 

1818. 905 View of St. Dunstan*s church 

in the east 
989 View of the King's warehouse. 

Custom House. 
1020 View of the Long room, Cus- 
tom House. 

18 1 9. 1078 Interior view of the parish 

church of St. Dunstan's in 
the east now rebuilding. 
1822. 944 Interior view of St. Dunstan's 
in the East, lately erected. 

LAING, Miss Florence. See Mrs. E. 
S. Kennedy, vol. iv, page 315. 

LAING, Prank... Painter and Etcher. 

Bank of Scotland, Kirkaldy, 

1893. 1358 Au bord du Canal, Charenton, 

Paris. 

Tayport, N,B, 

1894. 1408 Eglise St. Aynan, Chartres. 

1895. 9^5 '^ study. 

LAING, Miss Georgina Painter. 

8, The Temple, 

Dale Street, JJverpooL 
1898. 1 1 12 "When lengthening shadows 
softly fall athwart the sunlit 
sward." 
1901. 1410 The late Mrs. J. B. Cardwell. 

LAING, Miss Isabella Painter. 

Miss T Laing, 

Richmond Road, 

Tivickenham, 
1868. 812 Russet apples. 

LAING, James G Painter. 

248, West George Street, 

Glasgow. 

1883. 1095 Sunset at Rye, Sussex. 

1884. 105 1 Torry on the Dee. 



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L^ing, James G. — continued, 

164, Bath Street^ Glasgow, 

1885. 1211 Where the Don runs to the 

sea. 

1886. H31 Collie Court, York. 
1288 On the Dee. 

1887. 1069 Spittal Ferry, Berwick. 

1 1 87 Sunset — Berwick-on-Tweed. 
1265 Early morning — Berwick. 

1888. 1345 Summer shower. 
1374 Stranded. 

1889. 1298 Twilight— St. Andrews, N.B. 
1310 A Winter's sunset — Bothwell, 

N.B. 
1408 A Brittany market place. 

1890. 1237 Norfolk Broads. 

1353 The Shambles, York. 
1892. 1 1 84 The crofter's home. 

1895. 1 108 A Bavarian market place. 

1896. 1075 In Dutch waters. 

1897. 1200 Golden eve in the Highlands. 

Albany AfanstonSy 

Charing Cross, Glasgow, 
1904. 906 A sleeping village by the sea. 

LAING, William Wardlaw... Painter. 
3, Grafton St,, Fitzroy Square. 

1873. 365 Old letters. 

1874. 517 La Contadinella. 
1333 II Penseroso. 

1875. 417 A cup of cold water. 

9, Heyworth Street, 

Everton, Liverpool, 

1876. 353 A ferny glade. 

8, The Temple, 

Dale Street, Liverpool, 

1877. 608 The Convalescent. 
1330 Inez. 

1878. 1305 The confirmee. 

1882. 695 Fresh from the garden. 

1883. 968 A Cheshire farmyard. 

1884. 1 58 1 Morning. 

1888. 1276 Across the sands o' Dee. 

1369 Hesitation. 

1891. 1198 "Who comes?" 
1272 The bird's-nest. 

1892. 656 A freshet. 

1898. 901 A reverie. 

LAINS, C Architect. 

1 2, Doughty Street, 
1857. 105 1 Interior of new Wesleyan 
chapel, erecting at High- 
bury, etc. 

LAINSON, Thomas J Architect. 

104, Lansdown Place, Hove. 
1 89 1. 1774 Homes for ladies, Hove. \ 



LAIR Miniature Painter. 

At Mr, Norwood^s^ 

Dean Street^ 

Soho. 
ijj6, 370 A holy family; a miniature. 



LAIRD, Miss Alicia H. 

Miniature Painter. 
21, Orchard Street. 
1S46. 994 Portrait of a lady. 

1003 General Sir Hector Maclean, 
K.C.B. 

1847. 711 His Excellency Colonel Juan 

Manuel Yturregui, Minister 
Plenipotentiary for Persia at 
Her Majesty's Court. 
715 Madame YturreguL 

1848. 734 Portrait of a young lady. 
786 H. Maclean, Esq., of Coll. 
800 Portrait of a lady. 

1849. 674 do. do. 

1850. 788 do. do. 

75, Welbeck Street, 

1 85 1. 902 Mrs. Forbes. 

1 106 Thomas Field Gibson, Esq. 

1852. 872 Portrait of a lady. 

889 Miss Catherine Ronaldson. 

22, Brunswick Place, 

1853. 7^' Miniature of a child, for a 

brooch. 
764 Portraits of the children of 
Alexander Ronaldson, Esq. 

1854. 696 General Arista, late President 

of Mexico. 

732 Mrs. John Norman Maclean. 

889 Laton, second son of Thomas 
Frewen, Esq., of Brick- 
wall. 

1855. 818 Portrait of a child. 

Si John Street, Oxford Street, 

1857. 750 Miss Glassford Bell. 

Glasgow, 

1858. 716 Mrs. Graham of Dunclatha. 

52, Manchester Street, 

1859. 732 Miss Cumming, daughter of 

Sir Alex. Gordon Cuoiming, 
of Altyre. 

22, York Place, 
i860. 877 Mrs. J. Mitford Morison. 
1862. 711 Miniature portrait. 

77^ do. of a young 

lady. 

1864. 703 Mrs. R. J. Wiggins. 

I, Orme Square. 

1865. 7>7 A frame of five miniatures. 



LAJOS, L. Bruck. 
321. 



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359 



LAKE, F Painter. 

East Street, Taunton, 

1834. 484 Portrait of an officer of Yeo- 

manry Cavalry. 

LAKE, Miss Gertrude Painter. 

181, Clifton Street, 

Brook's Bar, Manchester, 
1903. 614 A Normandy farmyard. 

LAKE, S Architect. 

I, Alfred Place, 

Bedford Square. 
18 1 9. 108 1 Interior of the Earl of Guild- 
ford's dining-room. 

LAMB, Edward Buckton... Architect. 
7, Swinton Street, Grays Inn. 

1824. 934 Design for a church. 

1825. 486 do. public monument. 

1826. 947 do. church. 

950 Design, row of houses, etc. 

1827. 964 Design for a domestic chapel. 
1006 do. Villa. 

9, Hamilton Place, New Road. 

1828. 1050 Design for a gymnasium. 
III! do. hunting seat. 

1829. 1014 do. chapel. 

1025 do. public institution. 

3, Bamard*s Inn. 

1830. 1015 Design for an altar. 
1058 do. a mansion. 

1832. 1069 do. chapel for cemetery. 

Little James Sireet^ 

Bedford Row. 

1833. 1 106 Design for a mansion. 

25, Henrietta Street. 

1835. ^°'4 Transept, Bishopstone church, 

Salisbury. 

1836. 933 Design for Courts of Law, 

Devizes. 
934 Design for a Villa. 

1837. 1087 do. cemetery chapel, 

Nottingham. 
1093 North Lodge, Chequers Court, 

for Sir Robert Frankland 

Russell, Bart, 
nil do. do. do. 

1 1 14 School, Grove Lane, HoUoway. 

1838. 1071 The Tudor seat and Plant 

Cabinet, Chequers Court, 

etc. 
1126 Chequers Court. 
1 1 42 Mansion for Rev. William 

Smith. 

1839. 1122 Chapel at Buxton. 

1 1 25 Schools at EUsborough, Bucks. 
1250 Office of Monmouthshire Mer- 
lin at Newport 



1840. 983 Cottage at Chequers. 

1035 do. Arboretum, Derby, 
for Joseph Strutt, Esq. 

10, Burton Crescent. 

1 84 1. 988 Assize Courts at Liverpool. 

{Long description.) 
1070 Sowerby church, Yorkshire. 
1108 Mansion at South Elkington, 

Lincolnshire, for Rev. W. 

Smyth. 

1842. 1097 Storehouses, etc. 

1134 Cam berwell church. 

1843. 1 168 Cottage for Marquis of Bread- 

albane at Loch Tulla, N.B. 
1265 Almshouses. 
1317 Interior, Cemetery Chapel at 

Cambridge. 
1384 Wadhurst Castle, Sussex. 

1844. 1 1 34 Morning room, etc. 

1 1 35 Church at Carlton, Beds. 
1228 The Belvedere, Isle of Wight. 

26, Charlotte Street. 

1845. 1229 Monument and obituary win- 

dow. 
1242 Village School. 
1256 Choristers' schools, Oxford. 
1259 Chapel at Holloway. 

1846. 1 187 Allenheads, Northumberland, 

for T. J. Beaumont, Esq. 

1210 Church Porch. 

1329 Healey church, Masham, York- 
shire. 

1847. 1 1 19 Pennant church, Montgomery- 

shire. 
1 1 29 Study for a portal. 

1849. 1015 Chapel and Cemetery at 

Carnsallock, near Dumfries, 
for Sir Alexander Johnston. 
1188 Judges lodgings at Aylesbury. 

1850. 1273 Church at West Hartlepool, 

Durham. 

E. G. B. Lamb. 

1854. 1135 Exchange and News Room, 

Preston. 

1855. 1 181 Christ church. West Hartle- 

pool. 
3, Hinde Street, 

Manchester Square. 
1863. 901 Manor House, Aldwork, near 

York, for Col. Astley. 
1869. 990 The Smithfield; Martyrs' Me- 
morial Church, Clerkenwell. 

LAMB, Edward Beckitt ... Architect. 
Nun AppUton, Brockl^. 

1893. '479 A doctor's house in the 

Country. 

1894. 1618 Small Art School. 

31, Craven Street. 
1898. 1793 Design for Country church. 



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Lamb, Edward Beckitt— -continued. 
1 90 1. 1556 Chapel in Nobleman's park. 

1579 do. of Brompton Consump- 
tion Hospital. 
1664 Monument to British Heroes. 

LAMB, James Painter. 

7, Swinton Street^ Gray^s Inn, 
1827. 896 View near Glasswell, Derby- 
shire. 

3, Brabant Court, 

1832. 600 Remains of the Temple of 

Abousembal in Nubia, made 

from a camera sketch taken 

. on the spot in the year 1824. 

3, Philpot Lane, 

1833. 646 Scene in Henry IV, Part H, 

Act 2. "What trick, what 
device, etc" 
1^34* 522 Scene from Shakspeare's play 
of A Midsummer Night's 
dream, " Titania waking. 
What angel wakes me from 
my flowery bed?" 

LAMBDIN, George Cochran. 

Painter. 

Philadelphia, 

1858. 700 "Our sweetest songs are those 

that tell of saddest thoughts." 

—Shelley, 

LAMBERT, C Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1800. 786 Harlech Castle, North Wales. 

LAMBERT, Clement Painter. 

13, Prince Albert Road^ 

Brighton, 
1882. 105 Ebb tide. 

1885. 1326 The Hayfield. 

1886. 1299 The white cliffs of England. 
1323 A sandy shore. 

3, Clifton Road^ Brighton, 

1887. 1 26 1 A wayside chat. 

12, York Villas^ Brighton, 

1888. 444 The toilet of Venus. 
1 89 1. 779 A regular customer. 

1400 Morning in summer. 
1897. 1210 At Eventide. 

LAMBERT, E. F Painter. 

I, Eccleston Street^ 

North Pimlico, 
1823. 392 Portrait of a gentleman. 
G, F, Lambert^ 

36, Commercial Roady 

Waterloo Bridge. 
1825. 61 G. Longmore, Esq., Royal 
Staff Corps. 



E, F, Z., 49, Commerciai Road, 
1827. 54 Pheasants. 

1829. 415 A city barge master in his civic 

costume. 
548 The sportsman's visit. 

1830. 291 The wandering minstrel. 

8, New Street^ Cavent Garden. 

1 83 1. 58 A doze after dinner. 

31, Paris Street^ Lambeth. 
1836. 158 Coila. "Green slender leaf-clad 
holly boughs were twisted 
gracefu' round her brows, 
etc." — Burns, 
369 Cromwell — a scene from Wood- 
stock. "It was other than 
selfish regards that drew me 
forth to action, etc." 

1839. 8 A draught from the old spring. 

1840. 309 Commodore Trurmion. "Jack 

advised him to make his will, 
in case of any accident, etc." 
— Peregrine Pickle, 

1 84 1. 360 A mistake in the reckoning. 
631 John Gilpin. 

1842. 365 Blue-eyed Patty, or the origin 

of pattens. " Strait the new 
engine on his anvil glows 
and the pale virgin on the 
pattens rose." — Gray, 

74, Charlotte Street. 
1846. 1265 Burke's dinner with Barry. 

The fire was burning brightly, 
the steaks were put on to broi], 
and Barry having spread a clean 
cloth on the table, put a pair of 
tongs in the hand of Burke, say- 
ing, Be useful, my dear friend, and 
look to the steaks till I fetch the 
porter. Burke did as he was de- 
sired. The painter soon returned 
with the porter in his hand, ex- 
claiming, What a misfortune ! the 
wind carried away the fine foam- 
ing top as I crossed Titchfield 
Street, etc. 

LAMBERT, Edwin J Painter. 

10, Blenheim Villa. 
1892. 1266 A bit of the college, behind 
Cobham Church, Kent. 
4, Wildwood Terrace^ 

Hampstead Heath, 
1894. 1058 Heath Street, Hampstead. 

1897. 1013 A June meadow. 

1898. 1 1 28 Newbury Bridge, Berks. 

1904. 1641 Preliminary sketch for decora- 
tion, central hall, St. Paul's 
Girls' school. 

LAMBERT, George W Painter. 

Lansdo7vrte House^ Holland Pk, 
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LAMBERT, James Painter. 

At Lewes or at Mr, Ustonson^s^ 
48, Beil Yard, Temple Bar. 
1774. 151 A Landscape. 

152 Mr. Bakewell's famous Ram. 
Leivis in Sussex, 
1 775- '*' The gateway of Lewis Castle; 
drawing. 
182 North view of Lewis Castle; 
drawing. 

1776. 163 A View in Plashet Park, near 

Lewes. 

1777. 206 Two Landscapes with Cattle. 

1778. 183 A Landscape. 



LAMBERT, James, Junr. 

1774 



1775- 
1776. 



1777. 
1778. 



Painter. 

At Lewes. 
153 A View of Bramble-Tye, near 
the seat of the Right Hon. 
Lord Abergavenny at Kid- 
brook in Sussex, in the pos- 
session of his Lordship. 

183 A piece of flowers. 

165 Portrait of a gentleman ; three- 
quarters. 
207 A moss rose. 

184 A piece of birds. 



LAMBERT, J. W Painter. 

J. Lambert, Carshalton, Surrey, 

1822. 307 St. Huy, Rouen; a sketch. 

619 View at Carshalton, Surrey; a 
sketch. 

/. W, Lambert, do, 

1823. 939 Brighton, looking towards 

Beachy Head. 

1824. 313 Shepherd boy and dog. 

1825. 871 Scene at Leatherhead from the 

meadows of Sherson, 

Esq. 

Croydon, 

1836. 811 The Surrey fox hounds break- 

ing cover ; portraits. — Scene, 
Bug-hill. 

1837. 334 Sheep shearing at Beddington 

Park, Surrey. 
1839. 567 Cottage children at a gate. 
1843. 496 Warrener's daughter. 

LAMI, Louis Eugene Painter. 

30, Onslow Square, 
1850. 1288 Her Majesty's visit to Stafford 
House. 

LAMMING, H. ... Miniature Painter. 
33, Kenilworth Road, Ealing, 
1898. 1323 Mrs. F. G. 

IV. 



LAMOND, W. B Painter. 

61, Reform Street, Dundee, 
1900. 715 Edge of the wood. 

LAMONT, Thomas R., A,R,W,S, 

Painter. 
36, Eldon Street, Greenock, 
1 86 1. 731 The lace merchants. 
737 Hard times. 

171, Stanhope Street, 
1878. 610 The Prince's choice. 

19, North Bank, N, W. 
1880. 594 The ringers. 

LA MONTE, Miss Elish. 

Miniature Painter. 
Belfast, 

1856. 663 The late Earl of Belfast. 
699 Lady Dufferin. 

14, Clare Street, Dublin, 

1857. 669 .^neas Alexander. 

686 Miss Agnew, Cairn Castle. 
691 Mrs. CaJdecott and child. 
843 The Hon. Mrs. William Trevor 
Stamer. 
1859. 824 Portrait of a child. 

LAMORINIERE, F Painter. 

Antwerp, 
1869. 746 Paysage repr^sentant un hiver 
aux environs de Spa Bel- 
gique. 

LAMOTTE, Alphonse Engraver. 

6, Rue Hippolyte Lebas, Paris, 

1888. 1692 A daughter of Eve. After L. 

Falero. 
I, Ihike Street, St,Jame^s, 

1889. 1806 Les Etats G^ndraux, stance du 

23 juin, 1789, Mirabeau, 

and the Due de Br^z^. 

After the high relief by 

Dalou. 
1 89 1. 1718 La Cigale. After E. Hetz- 

macher. 
1893. 1463 Uamateur d'estampes. 

LAMQUA Painter. 

Canton, 
1835. 131 Head of an old Man. 
1845. 558 Captain W. H. Hall, R.N., late 
Commander of the Nemesis. 

LANCASTER, Alfred Dobree. 

Painter. 
Stamford Hill. 
1863. 266 A summer guest. 

20, Phillimore Gardens, 
1871. 64 Mother and child. 



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Lancaster, 

1874. 678 

1876. 1169 

1877. 936 



1878. 568 



1879. 1028 

"35* 

1882. 1516 

1883. 625 
1465 

1890. 133 



1899. 946 



Alfred Dobree — continued. 
5, Sheffield Terrace. 

The happiest time of the day. 

Mrs. W. J. Lancaster. 

Sanctuary. "The very neigh- 
bourhood of the church of 
the middle ages was sacred, 
and its shadow was a sanc- 
tuary." — Froude, 

Convalescents; in the chapel, 
Children's Hospital, Great 
Ormond Street. 

The answer. 

The private secretary. 

The sound of the sea. 

Bettina. 

Windfalls. 
9, Upper Phillimore Gardens. 

" Soothing her love-laden soul 
in secret hour, With music 
sweet as love which over- 
flows her bower." 

Olivia and Sophia. 



1900. 



I had the satisfkction of finding 
my daughters . . . employed in 
cutting up their trains into Sunday 
waistcoats for Dick and Bill. — 
Vicar of Wakefield. 

517 A dance. 

2, Lansdawne Road^ 

Holland Park. 
1904. 785 Two mothers. 

LANCASTER, Hume Painter. 

Bloomfield Cottage^ 

Park Village. 

1836. 140 Fall of the Lugway, nearCapel 

Curig, N. Wales. 

85, Pratt Street, Lambeth. 

1837. *47 A sea view. 

427 Pont-y-pair, near Bettws, North 
Wales. 

21, Grafton Street East. 

1838. 564 Scene in North Wales; windy 

day. 
994 On the French coast. 

140, Grove St., Camden Town. 

1839. 412 Scene in North Wales. 

II 15 On the Scheldt, Antwerp in 
the distance. 

1840. 356 West Pier, Calais. 

31 (Octagon Room.) On the 
Scheldt, near Antwerp. 

30, Harrington Street. 

1 84 1. 93 On the Coast at Dieppe. 

463 On the Coast at Fecamp, Nor- 
mandy. 

3, elements Inn, 

1842. 264 On the Scheldt, looking to- 

ward Antwerp. 



1842. 483 On the French Coast, at 

Ambleteuse. 

90, Gloucester J^/ace. 

1843. 245 On the French coast 
621 On the Seine. 

i^John Street^ AdelpM. 

1844. 553 Dutch river scene. 

I us On the Coast at Ostend. 

96, Gloucester Flcue. 

1845. 391 Sea View. 

755 Unloading fish on the French 

coast at Portel. 
855 On the French coast at Portel. 
10, Queen^s Row, 

Tumham Green. 
1847. 1224 Scene on the Scheldt, near 
Antwerp. 

159, Tottenham Ccmrt Road. 
1849. 295 St. MichaePs Mount, Cornwall. 
433 On the French coast. 

LANCASTER, Rev. R. H.... Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

1800. 538 View in the Vale of Newlands, 

between Keswick and But- 
termere, Cumberland. 
588 The Vale of Grassmere from 
the Ambleside Road, West- 
moreland. 

1 80 1. 655 View of Crummock and But- 

termere lakes, Cumberland. 

691 The head of Coniston water, 
Lancashire — morning. 

694 A cascade between Sty-head 
Tarn and West water, Cum- 
berland. 

1802. 104 View on the Thames at Twick- 

enham. 

145 Helvellen, with part of St. 
John's Vale, Cumberland. 

230 Buttermere Chapel, Cumber- 
land. 

1803. 10 View of Hawes water, Cum- 

berland. 

676 View in Great Langdale, West- 
moreland. 

739 Legberthwaite Mill in St. John's 
Vale, Cumberland. 
1807. 479 The lake and valley of Gras- 
mere, Westmoreland. 

558 The Vale of Keswick from the 
Penrith Road, Cumberland. 
181 1. 210 Pont-y-Cyssylte, in the Vale of 
Llangollen, North Wales. 

486 Harlech Castle, North Wales. 
18 1 3. 267 Queen's Ferry, with the old 
fort of Inch Garrie, Frith of 
Forth, Scotland. Prepara- 
tions for improving the pier. 

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1813. 337 Bridge over the Esk, with the 

paper mills near Langholme 
in Dumfries-shire, Scotland. 

1 8 14. 74 Harlech Castle, with the dis- 

tant scenery of Traeth Mawr, 

North Wales. 
139 Wood scene, with a distant 

view of Oxford. 
298 View on the Clyde, with the 

Rock of Dumbarton from 

the Wharf, Scotland. 

1815. 207 View on the Clyde above Dum- 

barton, Scotland. 
280 Ryde, Isle of Wight. 

1816. 215 A Watermill. 

1 8 1 7. 383 View of Southampton pier from 

the platform in front of the 
prison. 

18 18. 278 View of Hastings. 
1820. 38 Clifton. 

1822. 341 Rouen. 

1824. 361 The Barrier and Village of 

Passy, near Paris. 

1825. 377 The Palace of the Tuileries 

and the Pont Royal. 

1826. 375 The old fort and church at the 

entrance of the River Dart 
with the Town of Dartmouth 
in the distance, Devonshire. 
403 The Pier at Clovelly, North 
Devon. 

1827. 396 View at Whitby in Yorkshire 

— evening; with a vessel 
stranded on the outside of 
the Pier, having missed the 
harbour in a storm. 

LANCASTER, W. C Painter. 

II, Soho Square, 

1830. 890 J. E. Cook, Esq. 

1831. 382 Portrait of a gentleman. 

LANCE, E Architect. 

2, Exeter Street^ Sloane Street 
1 810. 889 Perspective view of a gentle- 
man's cottage. 

LANCE, Miss E Painter. 

8, Osnaburgh Terrace, 
1859. 688 Fruit. 
i860. 820 do. 
1861. 783 do. 

LANCE, George Painter. 

15, Clarendon Square^ 

Somers Town, 

1828. 575 Still life. "Goose—rabbit— 

pheasant, pigeons, all with 
good brown jug for beer — 
not small! " — Hudibras, 



1835. 
1836. 

1837. 
1838. 

1839. 



1840. 
1841. 



1842. 
1843. 

1844. 
1845. 



1846. 
1847. 



1848. 



1849. 



61, Upper Seymour Street 

337 Fruit. 

25s do. 

365 The brothers. 

227 Game. 

710 The stricken mallard. 

455 Captain Rolando showing to 
Gil Bias the treasures of the 
case. "I will show thee," 
added he, "that thou hast 
not got among beggars." 

497 " May I have this." 

553 The ballad. 

36, Hart Street, 

Bloomsbury Square, 

363 The microscope. " In the vast 
and the minute we see, etc." 
— Cowper, 

606 The Village Coquette. "Her 
head adorned with lappets 
form'd aloft, etc." — Cow- 
per, 

571 The grandmother's blessing. 
"The boy sits at his mother's 
knee, eta" 

471 The Mar^chal de Biron, stimu- 
lated by a letter brought by 
a messenger from the Duke 
of Savoy, urging him to be- 
tray his Sovereign and bene- 
factor, Henry IV, on the 
ground of that monarch's 
ungrateful return for the 
services of the Marshal, 
and a neglect that touches 
Biron's honour, is on the 
point of breaking openly 
with Henry for ever — when 
his sister, the Countess de 
Roussy, reminds him that 
the King saved his life at 
the battle of Fontane-Fran- 
gaise, with the very sword 
that he is grasping and 
which Henry had given to 
him. 

Time, immediately after 
the Mar^chal's return from 
his embassy to Queen Eliza- 
beth of England. 

604 Preparations for a banquet. 

203 From the garden — ^just gath- 
ered. 

438 From the lake — ^just shot. 

225 Fruit. 

474 Prize fruit grown at Blen- 
heim. 
555 Fruit. 

414 Autumn. "Whate'er the win- 
try frost, etc." — Thomson, 



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Lance, George — continued, 

1849. 4»8 Preparation. "Prepare the 

feast and let the garden 
pour forth all its wealth, etc." 

1850. 148 Fruit. 

375 Modem fruit; mediaeval art. 

1851. 98 The blonde. 
104 The brunette. 

979 Grotto in the garden of Alci- 
noiis. Alci noils was King 
of the island of Phoeacia, 
which was famous for the 
horticulture of that luxurious 
monarch, etc. 

1852. 227 The seneschal. "The mar- 

shalled feast, served up in 
hall with sewers and senes- 
chals."— il//*//^«. 

1853. 611 Fruit. 

1854. 435 Fruits. " Fresh from the teem- 

ing lap of bounteous earth, 
etc." 

1855. 432 Harold. " and now reigns 

here, a very very peacock." 
— Hamlet, 

8, Osnaburgh Terrace, 

1856. 579 "Fruit of all kinds, etc."— 

Milton, 

1857. 622 Fair and fruitful Italy. 

1858. 379 Fruit. 
583 do. 

1859. 251 do. 
i860. 317 Full ripe. 

1 86 1. 270 A sunny bank. 

1862. 517 A gleam of sunshine. 

LANCE, William Painter. 

5, Stanley Studios^ Chelsea, 

1899. 899 King Saul. 

LANCE, Wilmot Painter. 

Hillside^ Ipswich. 
1894. 603 Primulas. 

LANCEY, T Painter. 

London Strtet^ Greenwich, 
1793- 306 A View from the terrace of the 
Royal Hospital at Green- 
wich. 
670 Lord Dacre*s seat at Lee in 
Kent; a sketch. 
1794. 321 A View of Greenwich. 

1798. 481 A Sand pit near Woolwich. 

1799. 980 View on the Thames near 

Woolwich. 

LANCHESTER, Miss M. ... Painter. 

Ripley Villa^ New Maiden^ 

Surrey, 

1900. 553 Farm on the South Coast. 



I LANCHESTER, STEWART, and 

RICK ARDS Architects. 

I, Vernon Place^ 

Bloomshury Square, 

1898. 1631 Town Hall, Cardiff. 

1899. 1636 Town Hall, Godalniing. 

1646 Entrance to Assize Courts, 
Cardiff. 

1902. 1427 Manchester Fire Station. 

1903. 1443 Town Hall, South Shields. 
1485 Town Hall, Deptford. 

1491 City of Hull School of Art. 

1904. 1665 Tower, Cardiff Town Hall. 

LAND, Miss Emma J. See Laud. 

LANDELLS, J Painter. 

23, New Millman Street, 

1835. 198 View on the Coast at Holy 

Island, North Durham. 

LANDER, Harold C Architect. 

I, Arundel Street^ fV,C, 
1902. 1475 Passmore Edwards boys' club. 
Canning Town. 

LANDER, Henry Longley... Painter. 

19, Gordon Road, 
1867. 414 An autumn morning on the 
South Coast. 

17, Chichester Terrace, 
1 87 1. 346 Spring. 

1874. 7** An autumn morning on the 
Thames. 
968 Streatley on Thames. 

146, Coldharbour Lane. 
1 88 1. 426 Beda fell, Cumberland. 

LANDER, John Helier Painter. 

II, Museum Street^ Jersey, 
1895. 885 Topsy. 

63, High Street^ Hampstead, 

1898. 531 The chorister. 

1899. 884 Captain Philip Falle, R.I.M. 

LANDER, Wills Painter. 

128, Gower Street, 
1890. 864 In a Kentish farmyard. 
949 An old yard. 

LANDER, BEDELLS, and CROMP- 

TON Architects. 

6, John Street^ Bedford Row, 
1904. 1459 New foreign flower market. 
Coven t Garden. 

LANDERS, Mrs Painter. 

1836. 450 A sketch. 
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LANDBSMANN, Madame... Painter. 

Geneva, 
1859. 66 The first grief. 

LANDI, Aristodemo Painter. 

Florence, 
1881. 1007 Begonias. 

LANDON, John Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
1798. 558 Landscape with cattle. 
660 do. figures. 

Turkey St,, Enfield Highway, 
1802. 665 A cottage scene from nature, 
with cattle going to water. 
874 View of a Village distant 
storm, in the evening. 
1808. 522 A flour-mill. 

236, Oxford Street, 
181 2. 128 Cottage scene. 

Churchgate, Cheshunt, 

1 8 14. 143 View of a cottage at Sunning, 

near Reading, Berks. 

Mortlake, 

1815. 103 A Landscape. 
120 do. 

Cheshunt, Herts, 

1816. 450 The dwelling of Mrs. Landon, 

Churchgate, Cheshunt, 

Herts. 
541 Round Croft, a cottage belong- 
ing to Captain Landon, 
Cheshunt, Herts. 
White Cottage, Crabtree, 

Fulhatn, 

1827. 194 Cottage scenery. 
197 do. 

LANDON, T Painter. 

Cheshunt, Herts, 
1795. 156 A landscape. 
157 do. 

287 do. 

1797. 381 Sea View. 
571 Landscape. 

LANDSEER, Charles, ^. A... Painter. 
8, Southampton Street, 

Fitzroy Square, 

1828. 242 Dorothea. — Vide Don Quixote, 

part I, b. iv, ch. i. 
1832. 272 Cinderella. 

The gentleman, however, who 
brought the slipper, turned round, 
looked at Cinderella, and observ- 
ing that she was very handsome, 
said, that as he was ordered by 
the prince to try it on the foot of 
every one till he found her whom 



it fitted, it was but just that Cin- 
derella should have her turn. Say- 
ing this, he made her sit down, and 
putting the slipper to her foot it 
instantly slipped in, and he saw 
it fitted her like wax. 

1833. 167 Rustic gallantry. 

369 Bribery and corruption. " And 
so, if you will promise to 
come alone the next time, 
etc." Old Mortality, vol. ii, 
p. 68. 

1834. 310 Mr. B. taking from Pamela the 

letter she had been writing 
to her parents, etc. 
334 Portraits of the children of the 
Rev. Edward Coleridge of 
Eton College. The dog by 
E. Landseer, R.A. 

1835. 159 Expectancy. "Till then the 

loitering moments thus I 
cheat." A O. 

1836. 374 The Plundering of Basing 

House, Hants; taken and 
destroyed by Cromwell, 
October 14, 1645. 

The picture is intended to re- 
present the sacking, after a siege 
of two years, of one of the cham- 
bers. The principal group to the 
right are prisoners. The troopers 
are occupied in appropriating or 
destroying the plunder, of which 
they found great store, consisting 
of Popish TOoks, priests' dresses, 
gold and silver plate, cash, etc. 
The dead figure to the left is 
Major Robinson, a stage player, 
killed by Major-General Harri- 
son, who is said to have refused 
him quarter, and to have shot him 
in the head when he laid down his 
arms, with this quotation from 
scripture : ' ' Cursed is he that doeth 
the work of the Lord negligently." 

1837- 455 The battle of Langside. 

"To horse! to horse!" said 
Catherine Seyton; "mount and 
be gone, or we are all lost, my 
lord abbot! To horse, Roland! 
my gracious liege, to horse ! Ere 
this we should have ridden a 
mile." 

" Look on these features," said 
Mary, pointing to the dying 
knight, who had been unhelmed 
by some compassionate hand. 
** Look there, and tell me if she, 
who ruins all who love her, ought 
to fly a foot further to save her 
wretched life? " 

While she spoke her tears fell 
fast on the face of the dying man, 
who continued to fix his eyes on 
her with an eagerness of passion 
which death itself could hardly 
subdue. " Mourn not for me," he 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Landseer, Charles, R,A. — continued. 

said faintly, "but care for your 
own safety. I die in mine armour 
as a Douglas should, and I die 
pitied by Mary Stewart" 

(Elected A.R.A.) 

1838. 326 A parting benediction. ''Speak 

truly on thy knighthood and 
thine oath, etc." 
350 Queen Berengaria supplicating 
Richard I for the life of Sir 
Kenneth. " Your Highness' 
pleasure touching the head, 
Qic:'— Talisman. 

1839. l^7 The pillaging of a Jew's house 

in the reign of Richard I. 

Where the Tews barricaded their 
doors, and defended themselves 
with vigour, the rebels set fire to 
the houses, and made way through 
the flames to exercise their pillage 
and violence. — Hume. 

1840. 21 Nell G Wynne. 

No sooner had she appeared 
with her oranges and play-bills 
than the eyes of the young wits 
and men of fashion, who fre- 
quented the tavern and the the- 
atres, were fixed upon her, anxious 
to know the story and birth of 
the handsome orange girl. — Mrs. 
Jameson, 

354 The tired huntsman. "Hunts- 
man, rest ! thy chase is done, 
etc."— Zdk^ of the Lake. 

1 84 1. 17 The temptation of Andrew 

'Marvell. 

Andrew Marvell represented 
Kingston-upon-HuU in the Par- 
liaments of Charles ITs time, with 
whose lively conversation the merry 
monarch was much delighted ; and 
the next morning after passing an 
evening in Marvell's society, the 
King sent the lord -treasurer Danby 
with a particular message from 
himself, and to request his accept- 
ance of a thousand guineas. Mar- 
vell lodged on the second floor of 
a court near the Strand. His 
Lordship found him writing, and 
delivered his errand. " Pray what 
had I for dinner yesterday?" said 
Marvell, appealing to his servant. 
**A shoulder of mutton, sir." 
**And what have I to-day?" 
* * The remainder hashed. " * * And 
to-morrow, my lord, I shall have 
a sweet blade bone broiled, and I 
am sure, my lord, his Majesty will 
be too tender in future to bribe a 
man with golden apples who lives 
so well on the viands of his native 
country." The lord-treasurer with- 
drew with smiles, and Mr. Marvell 
sent to his bookseller for the loan 
of a guinea. — Vide Life of Mar- 
vell. 



1841. 90 The hermit "Far in a wUd, 

unknown to public view, 
^ic.'*—ParfuiI. 
339 De Montfort. " Stand thou 
erect in native dignity, etc." 
. Act V, scene 4. 

1842. 278 The departure of Charles II 

from Bentley in Stafford- 
shire, the house of Colonel 
Lane. 

Miss Lane having obtained a 
Parliamentary pass to visit her 
kinswoman. Mis. Norton, who 
lived near Bristol, it was arranged 
that the King, personating a ne^- 
hour's son, £ould ride doable be- 
fore the young lady. 

The remainder of the party ccm- 
sisted of her cousin, a Mr. Las- 
celles and his wife, as well as Mr. 
and Mrs. Petre. Old Mr. and 
Mrs. Lane descended to the court- 
yard to witness their daughter's 
departure; Lord Wilmot, pre- 
ceding the party with a hawk on 
his 6st ana spaniel by his side, 
passed as a stranger in pursuit of 
nis sport. — Clarendon, 

1843. 237 "The cynosure of neighbour- 

ing eyes." 
376 "The monks of Melrose made 
good kaill on Fridays when 
they fasted. They neither 
wanted beef nor ale As long 
as their neighbours' lasted." 

1844. 287 The return of the dove to the 

ark. "So Noah knew that 
the waters were abated from 
off the earth." 
(Elected R.A.) 

1845. >3o Still life. 

144 A Greek girl. 
150 Still life. 

275 The Eve of the battle of Edg- 
hill. 

King Charles I is said to have 
taken refreshment, and to have 
slept, with the two Princes, at a 
cottage in Radway, between which 
place and Kineton was the field of 
battle. The principal group is in- 
tended to represent a council of 
war, including portraits of King 
Charles I, the Earl of Lindesay. 
General, Prince Rupert, who com- 
manded the horse. Sir Jacob Ast- 
ley, the Lord Bernard Stuart, and 
Sir Edmund Vemey, who carried 
the King's standard. On the left 
are the two Princes, Charles and 
]z.mcs.— Clarendon, 

1846. 122 A candidate for a portrait. 

" Paint me so." 
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1846. 337 Mary Avenel showing her trin- 

kets to Mysie Happer. 

Nothing, indeed, could exhibit 
a stronger contrast than the ap- 
pearance of the two girls; the 
good-humoured, laughter-loving 
countenance of the maid of the 
mill, who stood gazing with un- 
repressed astonishment on what- 
ever was, in her inexperienced eye, 
rare and costly, and with a humble, 
and at the same time cheerful ac- 
quiescence in her inferiority, ask- 
ing all the little queries about the 
use and value of the ornaments, 
while Mary Avenel, with her quiet 
composed dignity and placidity of 
manner, produced them one after 
another for the amusement of her 
companion. 

1847. ^4^ Giving alms. 

This knight and his daughter 
had the duiracter of very good 
alms-folks, in respect of their great 
liberality to the poor. — Strype, 

1848. 62 Queen Margaret of Anjou and 

the robber of Hexham. 

Margaret having ascertained 
that the robber of Hexham was 
an outlawed Lancastrian, accom- 
panied him to his rude abode, in 
the outskirts of the forest, where 
she and the weary and exhausted 
prince, refreshed by his wife, re- 
mained hidden for two days. 

• 191 Henrietta Maria, Queen of 
England, and the Prince of 
Wales assisting at the toilet 
of Mademoiselle Montpen- 
sier. 

One day, when I was going to 
a grand assembly of men by 
Madame de Choisy, the Queen of 
England would dress me and ar- 
range my hair herself. She came 
for this purpose to my apartments, 
and took the utmost pains to set 
me off to the best advantage* and 
the Prince of Wales held the flam- 
beau near me, to light my toilette 
the whole time. 

I wore black, white and carna- 
tion ; my parure of precious stones 
was fastened by ribbons of these 
colours; I wore also a plume of 
the same kind ; all had been fan- 
cied and ordered by the Queen of 
England. 

1849. 83 Trusty Tomkins appearing be- 

fore Sir Henry Lee. 

As he spoke, the military 
preacher abandoned his leafy 
screen, and stalking forward stood 
unexpectedly before the old Cava- 
lier, who stared at him as if he 
thought his expression had actually 
raised the devil. . . . The soldier, 
with little courtesy, took out a 
scroll. — Woodstock, 



1849. "5 II tempo del Carnovale. 

364 Rhodopis the Greek Cinderella. 

Once when she was bathing, 
fortune, which is fond of effecting 
strange and wonderful things, gave 
her what her beauty rather than 
her mind deserved ; while she was 
bathing, and her attendants were 
taking care of her raiment, an 
eagle swooped down, seized one 
of her sandals, went off with it 
and bore it to Memphis, and as 
King Psammeticus was adminis- 
tering justice dropped it into his 
bosom. The Kii^ was struck 
with the form of the sandal . . . 
he issued an order to search 
through all Egypt for the person 
to whom the sandal belonged . . • 
he made her his wife. — Aelian, 

1850. lis iEsop. 

399 Girl in a hop garden. 
456 Kitchen, MayHeld. 

1851. 127 Cromwell, attended by Fairfax, 

reading a letter found in the 
King's cabinet, taken at the 
battle of Naseby, fought be- 
tween King Charles the First 
and the Parliament, June 
14, 1645, including portraits 
of Skipton and Ireton. 

Among the other spoils, was 
seized the King's cabinet with the 
copies of his letters to the Queen, 
which the Parliament afterwards 
ordered to be published. — Hume, 

1852. 47 The death of Edward III. 

On the morning of his death, 
the Lady Alice Perers drew the 
ring from his finger and departed. 
The other domestics had separated 
to plunder the pakce ; but a priest, 
who chanced to be present, has- 
tening to the bed of the dying 
inonarch, admonished him of his 
situation, and bade him prepare 
himself to appear before his Cre- 
ator. Edward, who had just 
strength sufficient to thank him, 
took a crucifix into his hands, 
kissed it, wept, and expired. 

92 A painter's study. 
99 The bird's-meat man. 

1853. 117 The "Iron Mask." 

From the researches of M. De- 
lort, by the permission of the 
Count d'Hauterive, keeper of the 
archives of the office of Secretary 
of State for the Foreign Depart- 
ment, it has been proved beyond 
a doubt that the iron Mask was 
an Italian of the name of Matthioli, 
bom 1st December, 164a 

The servants who bring him his 
food, his confessor, and a physician 
from Pragelas, a town six leagues 
distant, are the only persons per- 
mitted to see him, and that only 



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Landseer, Charles, H. A, —continued. 

in the presence of the Governor, 
St. Mars, and his Lieutenant, 
Blainvilliers. 

The mask was not, as has been 
erroneouslvsupposed, madeofiron, 
but one o{ black velvet strengthened 
with whalebone, and fastened be- 
hind the head with a padlock, 
which did not prevent the prisoner 
from eating or drinking, or impede 
his respiration. 



1854. 



1856. 



140 Bragela. 

He shall come to Bragela, and 
ask her why she weeps ; he shall 
lift his eyes to the wall, and see 
his father's sword, etc — Ossian, 

27* The siesta. 

215 Assassination of Alboin, King 
of the Lombards. 

His faithless spouse was anxious 
for his health ana repose ; the gates 
of the palace were shut, the arms 
removed, the attendants dismissed, 
and Rosamond, after lulling him 
to rest by her tender caresses, un- 
bolted the chamber door, and 
urged the reluctant conspirators 
to the instant execution of the 
deed. On the ^rst alarm the war- 
rior started from his couch; his 
sword which he attempted to draw 
had been fastened to the scabbard 
by the hand of Rosamond ; and a 
small stool, his only weapon, could 
not Ions: protect him from the 



1858. 



i860. 

1861. 
1863. 



1865. 



spears of the assassins. 
19a The interview between Count 
de Belflor and Leonora de 
Cespides. 

These words were no sooner 
ended than the Count, who was 
concealed behind the han^ngs, 
appeared, and throwing himself 
at Leonora's feet. Madam, said 
he, pardon the stratagem of a 
lover, who could no longer live 
without speaking to you ; if this 
obliging matron nad not procured 
me this opportunity I should have 
abandon«l myself to despair, etc. 
— like Devil an two sticks, 

337 A B C, or the pretty alphabet 
18 The maid of Llangollen. 

313 Trust. 

153 Births, marriages and deaths. 
79 The census of April the 8th, 
1861. 

The Cook, I never did tell no- 
body, and I shan't tell nobody. 

18 Savage discovering his parent- 
age. 

About this time his nurse, who 
had always treated him as her own 
son, died ; and it was natural for 
him to take care of those effects 
which, by her death, were, as he 



1867. 



imagined, become his own. He 
therefore went to her house, 
opened her boxes, and examined 
her papers, among which he found 
some letters written by her to Lady 
Mason, which informed faim of his 
birth and the reasons for which it 
was concealed, tX.z.'—JohnsoH. 

55 Oliver Cromwell, with some of 
his officers, visits the house 
of Sir Walter Stewart, called 
AUerton, on the ist of May, 
1651. 

There was none to entertain 
him but the lady and Sir Walter's 
sickly son. ... All passed easy, 
and James being a lad of ten years 
came so near as to handle the hilt 
of one of the swords, upon which 
Cromwell stroked his head, say- 
ing, "You are my little Captain,'' 
and this was all the commission 
our Captain of Allerton ever had, 
etc — Carfyle, 

1868. 43 Rustic gallantry. 

1870. 224 Surrender of Arundel Castle 

to Sir William WaUer, 

January 6th, 1643. 

Shortly after, the enemy send a 
drum with Col. Rawlins and Major 
Mullins to treat for a final agree- 
ment ; upon which treaty they con- 
descended to Sir William, etc-- 
Thiemey. 

299 The Mill dam, Swanage. 

231 Wayfarers. 

269 A doubtful proposal. 

Burlington House, 

24> Runnel at Llanfairfechan: 
Penmaenmawr in the dist- 
ance. 

289 The hamlet of St. Martin's-in- 
the-Fields. 

213 Sketch for a picture of the Fire 
of London, 1666. 

The poore inhabitants were dis- 
pers'd about St. George's Fields 
and Moorefields, as far as High- 
gate, and several miles in circle, 
some under tents, and some under 
miserable hutts and hovells, many 
without a rag or any necessary 
utensills, bed or boatd, who from 
delicatenesse or stately and well- 
fumished houses, were now re- 
duced to extremest misery and 
poverty. — Evelyn, 

173 Dick! 

413 A fallen lamb at the foot of the 
Aber Waterfall, North Wales. 
293 Mrs. Prickett. 
420 A watch-dog. 
1298 A Langum fishwoman, Tenby. 



1871. 
1872. 

1873. 



1875- 
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1877. 147 Pamela concealing her corre- 

spondence between the tiles. 
' ' And when I came near the tiles, 
I said, Mrs. Ann, I have dropped 
my hussy ; be so kind as to look 
for it ; I had it by the pond-side. 
She went back to look, and I 
slipped the note between the tiles, 
etc.'' 

'49 35, Grove End Road — Sunday. 
5$ I Thomas Hyde Hills, Esq. 

1878. 553 Pirates. 

1879. 294 Joceline Joliffe sending Phoebe 

Mayflower down to the 
lodge. 

"Go," whispered Joliffe, ap- 
proaching his mouth so near her 
cheek, that his breath waved the 
curls of her hair ; " eo, my dearest 
Phoebe, trip it as »5t as a fawn 
down to my lodge — I will soon 
be there." 

978 Portrait of the artist. 
1360 Harold Adams- Acton. 



LANDSBBR, Sir Edwin Henry, R,A. 

Painter. 
(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
Master E, Landseer^ 

at Mr, Landseet^s^ 

33, Foley Street, 

181 5. 443 Portrait of a mule, the property 

of W. H. Simpson, Esq., of 

Beleigh Grange, Essex. 

584 Heads of a pointer bitch and 

puppy, the property of 

W. H. Simpson, Esq., of 

Beleigh Grange^ Essex. 

E, Landseer^ Foley Street, 

181 7. 343 Portrait of Brutus, the property 

of W. W. Simpson, Esq. 

18 18. 43 Portrait of an old horse. 
44 do. a donkey. 

18 1 9. 26 Merino sheep and dog. 

930 A dog of the Marlborough 
breed, the property of Mr. 
Plumer of Gilston Park, 
Herts. 

1820. 377 The Thistle, and the ass laden 

with provisions; from Esop's 
Fables. 
406 Pointers. 

182 1. 120 Ratcatchers. 

419 Impertinent puppies dismissed 
by a monkey. 

1822. 29 A prowling lion. 
112 Rat-catchers. 

161 A Highland terrier. 
252 Devonshire cows. 

1823. 289 Portraits of hunters. 

IV. 



1823. 525 Portrait of a favourite spaniel, 

the property of S. Streatfield, 
Esq. 
4, Upper Conway Street^ 

Fitzroy Square, 

1824. 341 Portrait of Brunette, a favourite 

Horse, the property of Lord 
Henniker. 
370 Neptune, the property of W. 
Ellis Gosling, Esq. 
9, Upper Conway Street^ 

Fitzroy Square, 

1825. 42 Portrait of Lord Cosmo Russell, 

son of His Grace the Duke 
of Bedford. 
190 Taking a buck. 
211 The widow. {Ducks,) 
I, St, John's Wood Road, 

Lisson Grove, 

1826. 292 The hunting of Chevy Chase. 

** To drive the deere with hound 
and horse 

Erie Percy took his way; 
The chiefest harts in Chevy Chace 

To kill and beare away. " 

(Elected A.R.A.) 

1827. 25 Highlanders returning from 

deer stalking, with dead deer 

etc. 
128 The Monkey who had seen the 

world. From Gay's Fables. 
136 Portrait of the Honourable 

James Murray, second son 

to Lord Glenlyon, with a 

gamekeeper, and favourite 

fawn. 
230 Dead game, swan and peacock, 

etc. 

1828. 352 Scene in the Highlands, with 

portraits of the Duchess of 
Bedford, the Duke of Gor- 
don, and Lord Alexander 
Russell. 
454 Portrait of a terrier, the property 
of Owen Williams, Esq., M.P. 

1829. 20 An illicit Whiskey Still in the 

Highlands. 
96 Portrait of the Hon. Richard 
Cavendish, with a favourite 
greyhound, etc., the property 
of his Grace the Duke of 
Devonshire. 

225 A dead roe deer. 

291 Bashaw, the property of the 
Rt Hon. the Eari of Dudley. 

1830. 313 Portraits of His Grace the 

Duke of Atholl and Mr. 
George Murray attended by 
his head forester, John 
Crerar, Keepers, etc. 

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Landseer, Sir Edwin Henry, R,A.— 
continued. 

1830. 342 Attachment. 

In the spring of 1803 a young 
gentleman of talent and most 
amiable disposition perished by 
falling from a precipice of the 
mountain Helvelfyn. His remains 
were not discovered till three 
months afterwards, when they 
were found guarded by his faith- 
ful terrier bitch. 

" How long didst thou think that 
his silence was slumber? 

How many long days, and long 
nights didst thou number, 

Ere he faded before thee, the 
friend of thy heart?"— 5V<>//. 

(Elected R.A.) 

1 83 1. 86 Interior of a Highlander's 

house. 

146 Poachers deerstalking. 

147 Little Red-Riding-Hood. 
293 The poacher's bothy. 
301 Poacher and red deer. 

Donald Caird can wire a maukin. 
Kens the wiles o' dun deer stalk- 
ing. — Scott. 

1832. 106 Pets. 

132 Portrait of His Grace the Duke 
of Devonshire, K.G., etc., 
etc. 

346 Hawking. 

1833. 170 A Jack in office. 

268 Deer and deer hounds in a 
mountain torrent. 

318 Hunters, the property of W. 
Wigram, Esq. 

35 > Sir Walter Scott, seated at the 
bottom of the Rhymer's 
Glen, so called for having 
been the scene of the meet- 
ings between Thomas of 
Erceldoune, the Rhymer, 
and the Fairy Queen. — See 
the ballad of Thomas the 
Rhymer^ in the " Minstrelsy 
of the Scottish Border." 
Maida was the name of the 
stag hound, the gift of the 
late Glengarry; the yellow 
terrier. Ginger, and the black. 
Spice, were of the Dandie 
Dinmont's family of Pepper 
and Mustard. 

1834. 13 Scene in the olden time at 

Bolton Abbey. 
96 A Highland breakfast. 
141 Colly dog rescuing a sheep 

from a snowdrift. 
332 Mark Hall, the property of 

W. Wigram, Esq. 



1335. 130 Fairy (a dog\ the property of 

Mrs. E. Lytton Bulwer. 
167 A scene in the Grampians — 

the drover's departure. 
303 Favourites, the property of 

H.R.H. Prince George of 

Cambridge. 

1836. 14 Scene in ChilUngham park; 

portrait of Lord Ossulston, 

etc. 
118 Twelfth night or what you will. 
143 Ladies Harriet and Beatrice 

Hamilton, children of the 

Marquess and Marchioness 

of Hamilton. 
339 Mustard, the son of Pepper; 

given by the late Sir Walter 

Scott to Sir Francis Chantrey, 

R.A., etc. 

1837. 28 Falcon. 

34 Hooded Falcon. 
112 The old shepherd's chief 

mourner. 
160 The Highlands. 
186 Return from Hawking. 
303 Spaniels, the property of the 

Earl of Albemarle. 
325 Friends. 
445 Spaniels the property of Lady 

Scott Douglas. 

1838. 21 " The life 's in the old dog yet" 
49 Portraits of the Marquess of 

Stafford and the Lady Evelyn 

Gower — Dunrobin Castle in 

the distance. 
90 Portraits of Her Majesty's 

favourite dogs and parrot. 
147 Portrait of the Lady Fitzharris. 
369 "None but the brave deserve 

the fair." 
462 Distinguished Member of the 

Humane Society. 

1839. 69 Princess Mary of Cambridge, 

and a favourite Newfound- 
land dog, the property of 
Prince George of Cambridge. 

145 Tethered rams — scene in Scot- 
land. 

222 Corsican, Russian, and fallow 
deer. 

23s Portrait of Miss Eliza Peel, 
with Fido. 

289 Favourite pony and dogs, the 
property of Charles William 
Packe, Esq., M.P., etc., etc, 

351 Van Amburgh and his animals. 

548 The children of the Hon. Col. 
Seymour Bathurst 

1840. 120 Horses taken in to bait. The 

property of J. Marshall, Esq. 



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1840. 139 Macaw, love birds, terrier, and 

spaniel puppies belonging to 

Her Majesty. 
149 Lion dog (from Malta, the last 

of his tribe), the property of 

H.R.H. the Duchess of 

Kent. 
278 Lion and Dash, the property 

of his Grace the Duke of 

Beaufort. 
311 Laying down the law. 

1842. 96 Otters and Salmon. 

98 The Highland shepherd's 
home. 

141 Ziva, a badger dog belonging 
to the hereditary Prince of 
Saxe Cobourg-Gotha. 

145 A pair of Brazilian monkeys, 
the property of Her Majesty. 

25s Breeze, a favourite retriever, 
the property of the Account- 
ant General. 

266 Eos, a favourite greyhound, the 
property of H.R.H. Prince 
Albert. 

431 The Sanctuary. 

See where the startled wild fowl 

screaming rise 
And seek in marshalled flight those 

golden skies. 
Yon wearied swimmer scarce can 

win the land, 
His limbs yet falter on the watery 

strand. 
Poor hunted hart! The painful 

struggle o*er, 
How blest the shelter of that is- 
land shore I 
There, whilst he sobs, his panting 

heart to rest, 
Nor hound nor hunter shall his 

lair molest. — Loch Maree. 

1843. 100 Portrait of the Hon. Ashley 

Ponsonby. 
3 1 4 Horses, the property of William 
Wigram, Esq. 

1844. 13 The otter speared, portrait of 

the Earl of Aberdeen's otter 

hound. 
102 Disappointment. 
172 Coming events cast their 

shadows before them. 
332 Shoeing. 

1845. *4' The shepherd's prayer. 

**As Thou, before whose Holy 
Cross I kneel, 

Hast promised in thine own good 
time to bring 

Thy chosen sheep within the fold, 
of Thee 

Let me with lowly voice and bless- 
ing crave 

On these my anxious charge. May 
nodisMtfey 



Nor wolf, nor other baneful ill 

molest. 
Marring the hopes of fair increase, 

which now 
Dawn like the brightness of this 

opening day." 

1846. 53 Time of peace. 
83 Time of war. 

165 Stag at bay. 
291 Refreshment. 

1847. 7" The drive — shooting deer on 

the pass; scene in the Black 
Mount, Glen Urchy Forest. 
186 Portrait of Mr. Van Amburgh, 
as he appeared with his 
animals at the London 
theatres. Painted for Field- 
Marshal the Duke of Well- 
ington, 

1848. 48 Pincher, the property of 

Montague Gore, Esq. 
85 Sketch of my father. 
208 Alexander and Diogenes. 

One day Alexander visited Dio- 
genes, ana condescendingly asked 
what he could do for him. ' ' Stand 
a little on one side, then," replied 
Diogenes ; " you prevent me from 
feeling the sun.** The courtiers 
with Alexander expressed theii 
indignation that he so much hon- 
our^ that old dog Diogenes. 
Alexander perceiving their hu- 
mour, turned to them and said, 
*' If I were not Alexander, I would 
be Diogenes." 

229 An old cover hack, the property 

of R. Heathcote, Esq. 
403 A random shot. 

Full many a shot at random 

sent. 
Finds mark the archer little 

meant; 
And many, a word at random 

spoken, 
May hurt or heal a heart half 

broken. 

1849. 13 The desert. 

108 The forester's family. 
196 The Free church. 
356 Colly dogs. 

512 Evening scene in the High- 
lands. 

1850. 189 A dialogue at Waterloo. " But 

twas a famous victory." 
281 "What man of you, having an 
hundred sheep, if he lose 
one of them, doth not leave 
the ninety and nine in the 
wilderness, and go after that 
which is lost, until he find 
it?"— St. Luke, XV, 4. 
533 Good doggie, the property of 
Lady Murchison. 



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1854. 



170 
291 



360 



i860. 
1861. 



1864. 



1865. 



1866. 



Landseer, Sir Edwin Henry, R.A,— ' 1857. 
continued, 

(Knighted.) 

185 1. IIS " When first the day-star's clear 1858. 

cool light, 

Chasing night's shadows 1859. 

grey, 
With silver touched each 

rocky height 
That girded wild Glen-strae 
Uprose the Monarch of the 

Glen 
Majestic from his lair, 
Surveyed the scene with 

piercing ken, 
And snuffed the fragrant 
air." — Legends of Glen- 
orchay, 
134 Group — Geneva. 
157 Scene from the Midsummer 
Night's dream. Titania and 
Bottom; Fairies attending 
— Peas-blossom, Cob-web, 
Mustard seed. Moth, etc. 
"If we the shadows have 
offended, etc." — Epilogue, 
355 Highlander. 
369 Lassie. 

588 The last run of the season. 
1853. 46 Night. 

** The moon, clear witness of the 

fierce affray, 
Her wakeful lamp held o'er that 

lonely place, 
Fringing with light the wild lake's 

fitful spray. 
Whilst madly glanced * the Bore- 
alis race.' 

69 Morning. 

** Locked in the close embrace of 
death they lay, 

Those mighty heroes of the moun- 
tain side — 

Contending champions for the 

kingly sway, 1 867. 

In strength and spirit matched, 
they fought — and died. " 

" Children of the Mist." 

"Twins." 
63 Royal Sports on hill and loch; 
the Queen, the Prince Con- 
sort, and the Prince of Wales, 
the Viscountess Jocelyn. 

Dandie Dinmont, the favourite 
old Skye terrier of Her Ma- 
jesty the Queen. 

1856. 147 Saved! Dedicated to the Hu- 
mane Society. 

208 Highland Nurses. Dedicated to 
Miss Nightingale, 

1857. 71 Scene in Brae-mar— Highland 
deer, etc. 



93 Rough and ready. 
345 Uncle Tom and his wife for 

sale. 
180 The maid and the magpie. 
800 Deerstalking. 
138 Doubtful crumbs. 
175 "Bran will never put another 

stag to bay; and Oscar will 

no make out by himself. 

The deer will do fine yet! " 
203 The prize calf. 
426 "A kind star." 
106 Flood in the Highlands. 
135 The shrew tamed. 

757 Fatal duel. 

758 \ Scenes in the Marquis of 

759 j Breadalbane's Highkuiddeer 

forest 
82 Piper and pair of Nutcrackers. 
134 "Windsor Park." 
163 "Man proposes, God disposes." 
371 Pensioners. 

91 Dejeuner ^ la fourchette. 
102 Prosperity. 

112 Adversity. 

152 The connoisseurs. 

92 Mare and foal — Indian tent, 

etc 
109 " Lady Godiva's prayer." 

Leofric, Earl of Morcia, had 
imposed such heavy taxes on the 
citizens of Coventry, that his lady, 
Godiva, moved by their entreaties, 
so much importuned her lord to 
remit them, that he consented on 
condition that she would ride naked 
through the city at midday. This 
condition humanity induced her 
to accept. 

213 Odds and ends — trophy for a 

haU. 
694 The chase. 
942 Stag at Bay {sculpture), 
72 Her Majesty at Osborne in 

1866. 
124 Deer of Chillingham Park, 

Northumberland. 
144 Wild Cattle of Chillingham. 

The property of the Earl of 

Tankerville, 

" Mightiest of all the beasts of 

chase 
That roam in woody Caledon, 
Crashing the forest in his race, 
The mountain bull comes thunder- 
ing on. 
Fierce, on the hunter's quivered 

band, 
He rolls his eyes of swarthy glow. 
Spurns, with black hoof and horn, 

the sand. 
And tosses high his mane of snow. " 
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1868. 123 Rent day in the Wilderness. 

Scene: Aa na Muilich, head 
of Loch AjfrU^ 1722. 

After the defeat of the Stuart 
army of 171 5, at Sheriff Muir, 
Colonel Don&ld Murchison, to 
whom the Earl of Seaforth con- 
fided his confiscated estates in 
Rosshire, defended them for ten 
years, and regularly transmitted 
the rents to his attainted and 
exiled chief; "a more disinter- 
ested hero never lived." — R, 
Chambers, 

347 " Weel, sir, if the deer got the 
ball, sure 's death Chevy will 
no leave him." 

1869. 30 Study of a lion. 
32 do. do. 

120 The swannery invaded by sea 
eagles. 
As rapt I gazed upon the sedgy 

pool, 
Where in majestic calm serenely 

sailed 
Its arch-necked princes in their 

snow-white plumes — 
Cleaving the air with sharp and 

strident sound, 
Down swooped the tyrants of the 

sea-girt caves 
Screaming for blood, and in their 

ancient holds 
** Flattered the Volsces" of that 

tranquil reign. 

224 The Ptarmigan Hill. 

1870. 105 Voltigeur; winnerof the Derby 

and St. Leger, 1850. The 
property of the Earl of Zet- 
land. " A cat may look at a 
King." 

152 Queen Victoria meeting the 
Prince Consort on his return 
from deer-stalking in the 
year 1850. 

265 Doctor's visit to poor relations 
at the Zoological Gardens. 

333 Deer. 
10 1 9 Lassie; a sketch. 

1872. 15 The Lady Emily Peel with her 

favourite dogs. 
190 The baptismal font 
409 The lion and the lamb. 

1873. 255 "Tracker." 

256 Sketch of her Majesty the 

Queen (unfinished). Her 

Majesty has not sat for the 

likeness, 

{For full details as to the works of Sir 

Edwin Landseer^ Ji,A,^ see my Landseer 

Catalogue^ published in 1874.) 

LANDSEER, Miss Emma. See Mrs. 
McKenzie. 



LANDSEER, George Painter. 

Cunningham Place^ 

St John's Wood, 

1849. 573 Mercury and the carver. 

Mercury, desiring to know in 
what estimation he was held 
among men, disgtiised himself, 
and entering a carver's shop, where 
there were statues of the heathen 
deities, inauired the price of Ju- 
piter and tuno ; and then, seeing 
a figure of himself, wished to know 
what he wanted for that. Well, 
says the carver, if you give me 
my own price for the other two, 
I will throw you that into the 
bargain. — Msofs Fables, 

1850. 468 Yorick was this parson's name. 

. . . mounted, than upon a lean, 
sorry, jackass of a horse, value one 
pound fifteen shillings, etc — 
Tristram Shandy, 

1851. 7«9 A sweet offering — Georgiana 

and Ellen, the daughters of 
J. E. W. Rolls, Esq. 
7»3 Little Sukey. 

1852. 593 "How oft in spirit have I 

turned to thee! O sylvan 
Wye, etc." 

601 The holiday — portraits of chil- 
dren of Francis Fuller, Esq., 
with their favourites. 
i3s3. 232 The pet lamb. "The dew was 
falling fast, etc,"— Words- 
worth, 

641 Joseph Charles King, Esq. 

676 Children of James Shaw, Esq., 
Madras. 

86 1 A study. 
1854. 390 The Lady Emily. " And so — 
beneath a mouldered tree, 
etc." — Wordsworth, The 
White Doe of Rylstone, 

685 Mrs. G. Carr Beard. 
185s- 499 "Una." "Still, when she slept, 
he kept both watch and 
ward." — Faerie Queene, 

1361 On guard. 

1856. 415 Saint Kevin. 
617 Mrs. Landseer. 

1857. 470 Thomas Henry Wyatt, Esq. 
639 Thomas Landseer, Esq. 

641 Miss Matthews and favorites. 

1858. 472 " Come rest on this bosom, my 

own stricken deer." 
555 A portrait 

LANDSEER, H Painter. 

1824. 280 Morning — View near Aroche, 
on the river Chanza, Anda- 
lusia, Spain. 



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LANDSEBR, Miss Jessica... Painter. 
Miss Landseer^ 33, Foley St, 

1816. 38 View from a farmyard, Suffolk. 

181 7. 312 Hampstead seen from the fields 

between Primrose Hill and 
Kilburn. 

1821. 112 View in the grounds of Felix 

Hall, Essex, the seat of 
C. Western, Esq., M.P. 

1822. 97 A study from nature. 

Jessica Landseer^ 

8, Southampton Street^ 

Fitzroy Square. 

1832. 844 Portrait of a young lady. 

1833. 901 Portrait. 

1835. 611 Portrait of a student of the 

Royal Academy. 
1837. 893 Portrait. 

St, John's Wood. 
1863. 882 Lassie. The property of Sir 

E. Landseery R.A. 
1866. 6 3 2* A Recollection. 



LANDSBBR, John, A.R,A. 

Engraver and Painter. 
83, Queen Anne Street East. 
1793. 541 View from Hermit's hole. Isle 
of Wight. 
(Elected A.R.A. in 1806. Engraver to the 
King.) 
1808. 660 Costume of the Normans, and 
of the families of York and 
Lancaster. From designs by 
P. J. De Loutherbourg, 
R.A. 

Foley Street. 

18 1 3. 746 A frame containing two Views 

in Need wood Forest. From 

drawings by Miss Sneyd. 

1823. 485 Rat catching. From a picture 

by Mr. E. Landseer. 

8, Southampton Street. 

1848. 968 Den of the fairies—a Druid 

monument in the Isle of 
Guernsey. 
986 Eastern buttress tower of Burgh 
Castle, Suffolk. 

1849. ^9' Rogue-bert, otherwise called 

the Witches' Rock— at St. 
Clement's in the Isle of 
Jersey. 

898 Part of a Druidical temple, 

lately discovered and un- 
covered at Mount Tubal, in 
the Isle of Jersey, looking 
northward. 

899 Sub-terrene of the Druid 

temple, Du Thus, in the 
Isle of Guernsey. 



1849. 902 Druidical temple lately dis- 

covered at Mount Tubal, in 
the Isle of Jersey, looking 
westward. 

1850. 953 Sketch from nature of the rail- 

road cutting under Charlton 
Hill, June, 1849. 

969 A sketch from nature of a mill 

in Jersey. 

970 Ruin of a mill in Jersey; 

sketch from nature. 

185 1. 1 1 16 Sketch from nature of a tower 

of Hadleigh Castle. 
1 1 34 Sketch from nature; Hadleigh 

Castle. 
1 151 Sketch from nature of a Druid 

temple in the Val Pasades, 

Guernsey. 

(The late.) 

1852. 1032 Hadleigh Castle, Suffolk. 



LANDSEER, Thomas, A.R.A. 

Engraver and Painter. 
Cunningham Place^ 

St. John's Wood. 

1853. 593. Witches. 

1027 The goblin that stole the sex- 
ton, Gabriel Grub. — Pick- 
wick. 

1854. 1059 Deer Pass. After Sir E. Land- 

seer, ix.xx. 

1855. 975 Night. After Sir E. Landseer, 

R.A. 
1006 Morning. After Sir E. Land- 
seer, R.A. 

1856. 1046 Children of the mist. After Sir 

E. Landseer, R.A. 

1857. 858 A sketch from nature. 

1183 Samuel Cartwright, Esq., junr. 

1 191 None but the brave deserve 
the fair. After Sir E. Land- 
seer, R.A. 

1858. 636 A sketch from nature. 

1 148 Highland nurses. After Sir E. 
Landseer, R.A. 
i860. 899 Denizens of the Highlands. 
After Mademoiselle Rosa 
Bonheur. 

1861. 815 "Deliver us from evil." 

944 The property of the late Sir F. 
Chantrey, R.A. After Sir 
E. Landseer, R.A. 

1862. 919 Doubtful crumbs. After Sir 

E. Landseer, R.A. 

1863. 534 An oak struck by lightning in 

the Park of the Rt. Hon. 
Sir John Packington, Bart., 
M.P. 
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1866. 260 The goat without a beard. "A 

goat as vain as goat can be 
affected singularity, etc." — 
Gay, 

1867. 837 Lion hunting. 

(Elected A.R.A.) 

1868. 910 Comus. From the original 

sketch, by Sir Edwin I^nd- 
seer, R.A., made for the 
fresco in the Garden pavilion 
of Her Majesty at Bucking- 
ham Palace. 

1869. II02 Deer of Chillingham Park, 

Northumberland. After Sir 
E. Landseer, R.A. 
1 106 Wild Catde of Chillingham, the 
property of the Earl of 
Tankerville. After Sir E. 
Landseer, R.A. 

1870. 8ft3 A check for a large amount. 

187 1. 244 Deluge of rain passing into a 

water-spout. 

1872. 881 The Goblin that stole the 

sexton. 

Gabriel started up and stood 
rooted to the spot with astonish- 
ment and terror, for his eyes rested 
on a form that made his blood run 
cold. Seated on an upright tomb- 
stone, close to him, was a strange 
unearthly figure, whom Gabnel 
felt at once was no being of this 
world. — Pickwick Papers, 

1072 The interloper. "The first time 
the fox saw the lion, he was 
ready to die with fear." 

1272 The Challenge. After Sir E. 
Landseer, R.A. 

1300 The Sanctuary. After Sir E. 
Landseer, R.A. 

1 314 The grapes are sour. 

1873. "^° The son of Mr. and Mrs. 

Cartwright. 
1248 The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 

Cartwright. 
1264 Browsmg. After a crayon 

drawing by Sir E. Landseer, 

R.A. 

1875. 1097 The baptismal font. After Sir 

E. Landseer, R.A. 

1876. 1105 Her Majesty the Queen. After 

Sir Edwin Landseer, R.A. 

1877. 1255 Peace. After Sir E. Landseer, 

R.A. 

LANDSHEER, E Sculptor. 

8, Margaret Street. 

1863. "37 The Pet. 

1864. 880 Mother's love. ** It's weakness 

in her arms to bear, etc." 
924 Young equestrian. 



57, Bolsover Street. 

1865. 960 A student of Christ's Hospital. 
1040 Sheherazade. 

1866. 899 The first pocket. 

61, Charlotte Street. 

1867. 1006 The first pocket; marble. 
1069 A student of Christ's Hospital. 

1868. 962 The Close of day. 

1132 J. Durham, Esq., A.R.A. 

21, Devonshire Street. 

1869. 1229 Guess my name. 

1870. 1082 Mother's love. 

LANE, Albert Painter. 

Ripley, Surrey 
1863. 3«9 At Ockham, Surrey. 

Brook, near Godalming. 

187 1. 785 Clearing the copse. 

1872. 508 At Wareham, Surrey. 

LANE, Anna Louisa. 

Miniature Painter. 
1^0, Pall Mall. 
1778. 185 Two portraits; drawings. 

1781. 291 Portrait of a child. 

1782. 314 do. lady. 

LANE, Miss C. S Painter. 

1856. 972 A sketch. 

3, Osnaburgh Terrace. 

1857. 1201 The country. 
1102 The town. 

1858. 872 The youth of poor Angelica, 

afterwards Royal Academi- 
cian. "She lived meekly, 
was a good woman, and 
went on painting to the 
last" 

1859. 858 " Nothing to do." From Aunt 

Judy's tales by Mrs. Gatty. 

LANE, E Painter. 

47, Wobum Place. 
1838. 508 View on the River Tau, North 
Devon. 

LANE, Miss P. ... Miniature Painter. 
5, Belle vue Place, Plymouth. 
1870. 708 Mrs. Scott Siddons. 

LANE, G. Ousley Architect. 

11, John Street. 

1857. 1100 Public Library, etc., Liverpool. 

9, Lanark Villas, Maida Hill. 

1859. 1114 A Jardin d'Hiver for Sultan of 

Turkey. 

1 125 do. do. do. 



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LANE, H Architect. 

At Mr, Inwood^Sy 

3, Southampton Place^ 

New Road, 

1808. 942 Design for a casine. 

1809. 852 do. mausoleum. 

60, Berwick Street. 

1810. 700 Design, Villa in Sussex. 
717 Interior of a Vestibule. 

LANE, H Painter. 

8, Catherine Street^ 

Trinity Square, 
1828. 437 The Venetian Bride. 

1830. 148 The t^te-A-t^te. 
184 Pensierosa. 

263 La rose d'amour. 
418 The minstrel. 

LAN E, John Bryant Painter. 

39, South Street^ 

Manchester Square, 
1808. 211 An altarpiece, painted for a 
church in Cornwall, built by 
Lord de Dunstanville. 

18 10. 122 Artemisia, having gathered the 

ashes of her husband, King 
Mausolus, from the funeral 
pyre, and beaten them in a 
mortar, mingled every day 
some of the powder with her 
drink till she had drank it 
all off, desiring by that 
means to make her own 
body the sepulchre of her 
husband. — RoUin, 

181 1. I Christ mocked by the soldiers 

of Pilate after flagellation. — 
St. Matthew, xxvii, 27-29. 
18 1 3. 328 Eutychus restored to life by 
St. Paul. — Acts, XX, 9, 10. 
33, Brewer Street, 

1 83 1. 37 Lord de Dunstanville. 

210 Davies Gilbert, Esq., M.P., 
late President of the Royal 
Society. 

276 Portrait of a young lady. 

1832. 136 A lady and her son. 

Cicntly, ray child, the mother cries 
Nor fright with haste thy favouretl 

bird. 
Those gmpes have caught the 

macaw^s ejres. 
Give them and speak the endear- 

word. — Cruck, 

Ix)rd de Dunstanville, painted 
for the Royal Institution at 
Truro, Cornwall. 

Mrs. Pendar\*es of Pendar^-es, 
Cornwall. 

The biter bitten, " The nymph 



^3- 



35" 



1833. 3a 



Artea, whilst congratulating 
herself on the theft of Cupid 
from Narcissus, is wounded 
by him." — Bion, 

1833. 362 Latona and her children, Diana 

and Apollo. 
479 Portrait of a lady in a Turkish 

dress. 
941 Portrait of a lady. 

Wood's Hotel, Panton Street, 

1834. 2 Dr. Hood, M.D. and B.A. 
549 Portrait of a gentleman. 

LANE, R Architect. 

42, Bury Street, St, Jante^s. 
1815. 785 Southill house, the seat of 
S. Whitbread, Esq. 

Manchester, 

1826. 951 Design for a Parish church of 

Oldham. 
101 1 do. do. do. 

LANE, Richard James, A.R,A. 

Lithographer. 
4, Ulster Place, 

1827. 581 A Moorish girL "Farewell! 

farewell! she faintly sighed. 
And cast her loved Erbaab 
aside, etc." 
(Elected A.R.A.) 

1828. 490 His Majesty. After Sir T. Law- 

rence, P.R.A. 

1829. 503 Head of a child from nature. 
507 Portrait of a lady. 

25, South Bank, 

1832. 481 Lord Cosmo George Russell. 

After Edwin Landseer, R.A. 

1833. 615 Mrs. Bicknell. After S. P. 

Denning. 

1834. 438 The Duchess of Kent and the 

Princess Victoria. After G. 
Hayter, M.A.S.L. 

1835. 418 The Lord's Prayer; designs by 

Flaxman. 
453 Portrait of a lady; a drawing 
on stone. 

1836. 463 Portraits of children; a draw- 

ing on stone. 

1837. 74i*Macduff and Macbeth: por- 

traits of C. Kemble, Esq. 
74» Ion and Clemanthe: portraits 
of W. C. Macready, Esq., 
and Miss Tree. 

967 Hamlet: portrait of Charles 

Kemble, Esq. 

968 lago, Othello, and Cassio: por- 

traits of C. Kemble, Esq. 

1838. 5S9 Portrait of Her Majesty with 

riband and order of the 
Garter. 




THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



377 



1838. 590 Profile of Her Majesty. 

1037 Mr. C. Kemble as Shylock. 

1038 do. Benedict. 

1039 do. Falstaff. 

1040 do. Mark An- 
thony. 

1041 Mr. C. Kemble as Faulcon- 

bridge. 

1042 Portrait of Her Majesty. 

1839. 776 Portrait. 

777 do. of a lady. 
77^ E. W. Lane, Esq. 
1060 Miss P. Horton as Ariel. 

"Merrily, merrily, shall I 

live now, etc." 
1C67 Miss Taylor as Rosalind. " I 

charge you, O woman, 

etc." 
1079 Miss VandenhofT as Juliet. 

"Thou know'st the mask 

of night is on my face, 

etc." 

1840. 869 Charles Kemble, Esq. 

870 do. as Don 

Felix, in which character he 
appeared by Her Majesty's 
command on March 24, 
1840. 

11, Chester Fiace^ 

Regent's Park, 
1843. 663 Mrs. Thwaytes. After A. E. 
Chalon, R.A. 
1 123 Charles Dickens, Esq. 
1846. 731 Mrs. Longman. 

1 2, Queen's Row^ 

Gloucester Gate. 

1848. 1090 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean in 

the play of the Wife's Secret. 
After A. E. Chalon, R.A. 

1849. 998 Viscountess Jocelyn. After 

James Swinton. 
999 Lady Clementina Villiers. After 
James Swinton. 

1850. 670 Her late Majesty Adelaide, the 

Queen Dowager. After Win- 
terhalter. 

1851. 829 H.R.H. the Duchess of Kent. 

After Winterhalter. 

1852. 1051 Mrs. Thwaites. 

1068 The Hon. Mrs. Yorke. After 
Thorbum. 

29, Queen's Road, 

1853. 1044 Shakspere, from the monu- 

mental bust. 

1854. 1056 Albert Smilh, Esq. After Field 

Talfourd. 
1070 Marchioness of Ailesbury. 
After James Swinton. 

3, Osnaburgh Terrace, 

1855. 1036 The Maharajah Dhuleep Singh. 

IV. 



After Winterhalter. The 
colours printed by Hanhart. 

1855. 1086 Lady Augusta Sturt. After 

J. R. Swinton. 
1095 Mrs. Colonel Lawrence. After 
J. R. Swinton. 

1856. 866 The Duchess of Hamilton. 

After Buckner (not pub- 
lished). 

867 Viscountess Goderich. After 

Millais (not published). 

868 H.R.H. Prince Leopold. After 

Winterhalter for Her Ma- 
jesty (not published). 

1857. 975 Sir James Weir Hogg, Bart, 

M.P. After E. N. Eddis. 
977 Helen Faucit. After F. W. 
Burton, A.R.A. 

1858. 1 1 35 H.R.H. the Princess Alice. 

After Winterhalter. 
1 1 59 Mrs. HoUoway of Marchwood 
and her sons. After Buck- 



Victoria, Princess 



ner. 
1859. 1199 H.R.H. 
Royal. 
14, Alfred Place West, 

Thurlow Square, 
i860. 9*5 N. B.Ward, Esq., F.L.S.,F.A.S. 

After J. P. Knight, R.A. 
1861. 966 Sir T. E. Colebrooke, Bart., 
M.P. After G. Richmond, 
A.R.A. 
968 Mr. Fechter as Hamlet; a 

sketch upon stone. 
960 E. Stanley Poole, Esq. 
968 Miss L. Margaret Westmacott. 



1862. 
1864. 



I, York Villas, Camp den Hill. 



817 Charles Fechter, Esq. After a 
photograph by Pierre Petit, 
with some changes drawn 
from life. 

818 Charles Dickens. From a 
photograph by John L. C. 
Watkins. 

802 A portrait. After R. Buckner. 
835 Imitation of a drawing by 

Michael Angelo. 
950 A. Colvin, Esq. After G. 

Richmond, R.A. 
1098 Lieut. -General Rt. Hon. Sir 
Edward Blakeney, K.C.B., 
etc. 
19, Gloucester Terrace, 

Campden Hill, 
1872. 681 Edward William Lane. 



LANE, Samuel Painter. 

1804. 471 Capt. Brown of the sixth Loyal 
London. 

3C 



1866. 

1867. 
1869. 



ii^v 



378 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Lane» Samuel — €OfUinued, 

1805. 24 Col. Mackay. 

%77 Portrait of a clergyman. 
278 do. gentleman. 

291 do. do. 

At T. Lawrefu^Sy Esq, 

Greek Street. 

1806. 141 Mr. F. Lane. 

172 Lieut Marshall of the 59th 
Raiment. 
23, Craven Street ^ Strand, 

1807. 390 J. Hadley, Esq. 
686 Mr. Robinson. 

II, Greek Street^ Soho. 

1808. 109 W. Palgrave, Esq. 
no Miss Smith. 

152 Sir H. Jones, Bart, K.C 
386 Sir E. Lacon, Bart. 
474 G. Edwards, Esq. 

61, Dean Street, Soho. 

1809. 314 C. Murray, Esq. 
493 T. Stanley, Esq. 

1 8 10. 301 Portraits of two sisters. 
307 A. Hammond, Esq. 
461 Portrait of a gentleman. 

181 1. 64 Captain G. W. Manby. 
200 Mrs. Styleman. 

217 R. Ramsden, D.D., Deputy 
Regius Professor of Divinity 
at Cambridge. 

255 The Very Rev. the Dean 
of Norwich {/as. Tur- 
ner), 

428 J. Hales, Esq. 

512 Lady Gooch. 

18 1 2. 182 C. Churchill, Esq. 

197 Mrs. P. Hammond and Son. 
345 J- Phillips, Esq. 

1813. 233 Portrait of a gentleman. 
269 do. do. 

276 C. H. Phillips, Esq. 
294 Portrait of a gentleman. 

57, Greek Street, 

18 1 4. $ Miss Smith. 

53 G. Crompe, Esq. 
129 Captain Sir W. Bolton, 

R.N. 
254 Captain Sir P. B. V. Broke, 

Bart, R.N. 
266 The Misses Richardson. 
553 Captain J. Haig. 

1 81 5. 81 Portrait of the f,ord Mayor 

(Samuel Birch), 
324 Portrait of a general officer in 
the Hon. East India Com- 
pany's service. 

1 8 16. 42 Lord Lynedoch. 

97 Portraits of a hdv and child. 
Vt;8 Rev. F. Barnwell of Bur>' St. 
Edmunds. 



I8I6. 


353 




SOI 




818 


I8I7. 


388 




4»i 




461 


I8I8. 


74 




100 




105 




270 




»79 




35* 



I8I9. 



1820. 



I82I. 



1822. 



357 

403 

2 

129 

«94 
410 

5«5 
121 



183 

202 

238 
270 
386 



600 

38 
57 
121 
170 
172 
238 
401 
427 
46 

53 

184 

292 



Portrait of a lady. 

Portrait of an officer of the 

24th Infantry. 
W. L. Garrett, Esq. 
Major-Gen. Sir J. Kempt, 

G.C.B. 
Captain Sir W. Hoste, Bart., 

R.N., K.C.B., etc 
Portrait of an officer of the 

Bengal artillery. 
Portrait of Rdden Rana Di- 

pura, a Javanese chief who 

accompanied Sir T. S. 

Raffles to England. 

C. K^an, Esq. 
Portrait of an officer. 
The Earl of Orford. 
— Wood, Esq. 

Major Gamhfluoi, late Resident 
at the Court of the Sultan 
of Djoejocarta, and aide de 
camp to the Governor of 
Java. 

W. Green, Esq. 

Portrait of a gentleman. 

Portrait of Hajee Baba. 

John Weyland, Esq. 

Rev. Mr. Furse. 

Sir Chas. Bunbury, Bart 

Henry Stewart Brooke, Esq. 

Colonel Drinkwater. Painted 
for the Gibraltar Garrison 
Library at the request of the 
Directors. 

Lieut.-General Sir Jas. Kempt, 
G.CB. 

Portrait of a general officer. 

Miss Brooke. 

D. Laing, Esq., F.A.S. 
Portrait of an officer of the 

4th or King's own r^- 
ment. 

Portrait of a gentleman. 

Mrs. Henry Holmes. 

T. Richmond, Esq. 

Colonel Bams, Royal Scots. 

Portrait of a gentleman. 

The Earl of Orford. 

J. King, Esq. 

H. Richmond, Esq. 

Portrait of a Physician. 

Admiral Sir W, J. Hope, 
K.C.B. 

Admiral Sir Edw. Thorn- 
borough, K.C.B. 

Lieut.-Col. J. T. Jones, Royal 
Engineers, 

T. Telford, Esq.,F.R,S.E., Pre- 
sident of th e SoeieQp of 
Civil Ene 




THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



379 



1822. 
1823. 



1824. 
1825. 



1826. 



1827. 



1828. 



1829. 



Sir 



582 
615 

383 




366 Capt. Jones, R.N. 
391 Mr. Bartley. 
409 Benj. Travers, Esq., F.R.S. 
35 J. Smyth, Esq. 
235 Portrait of a gentleman. 
286 do. lady. 

356 do. gentleman. 

512 Colonel Pennington. 
537 The late Major-General 

Henry White, K.C.B. 
Portrait of an officer. 

do. a gentleman. 
R. Southey, Esq., LL.D. 
463 Captain Thomas. 
67 Stonley, Warwickshire — painted 

on the spot. 
73 Colonel the Count Rivarola. 
125 General Loftus. 
169 Richard Benyon De Beauvoir, 

Esq. 
299 The late General Powlett. 
401 E. Wodehouse, Esq., M.P. 
5 5 1 Mr. Richard Crockford, JEt 8 1 . 

"An honest man's, the 

noblest work of God." 
49 Portrait of the Infant Son of 

Mr. and Mrs. Bartley of the 

Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. 

76 The Bishop of Chester. (B/om- 

field,) 

77 Mr. Luke G. Hansard. 

171 William Courteney, Esq. 

270 Sir R. P. Jodrell, Bart., and 

son. 
316 Robert Southey, Esq., LL.D. 
160 The Rev. Christopher Benson, 

Master of the Temple. 

326 Portrait. 

386 The late John Weyland, Esq. 
116 The Earl of Rothes. 

172 Portrait of a young gentleman. 
185 Henry Francis, Esq. Painted 

for St. Andrew's Hall, Nor- 
wich. 

235 Portrait of a young gentleman. 

381 do. gentleman. 

444 do. do. 

621 Luke Hansard, Esq. 

197 John Griffiths, Esq. 

209 Portrait of a young gentleman. 

158 Mrs. Henry Budd. 

305 Colonel Chapman. 

310 E. C. Shaxpin, Esq. 

327 Samuel Lillistone, Esq. 
4?§ Mrs. Sharpin. 

z Sir Thomas Sherlock Gooch, 

Bart., M.P. 
88 General the Rt. Hon. Sir 

Samuel Hulse, G.C.H. 
1$ Portrait of a gentleman. 



1830. 44a 
528 

1831. 93 
310 



1832. 



446 

47 

75 

90 

167 
*49 



1833. 18 



181 
183 
189 
»73 
393 
536 
197 
262 



1834. 



3" 
376 
401 
424 



1835. 48 



222 

248 



276 



Master Ogle. 

Portrait of a gentleman. 

do. young gentleman. 

Lord Combermere, G.C.B. 
The head painted by the 
late Sir Thomas Lawrence^ 
P,R,A.y the arrangement and 
completion of the picture by 
S. Lane. 

Henry Budd, Esq. 

Portraits of the two eldest sons 
ofT. W.Coke, Esq., M.P. 

Sir Charles Mansfield Clarke, 
Bart. 

Portrait of an officer of His 
Majest/s 32nd regiment. 

Portrait of a gentleman. 

T.W.Coke, Esq., M.P. Painted 
by desire of the agriculturists 
of Norfolk, to be placed in 
the new Com Exchange at 
Norwich. 

R. W. Sievier, Esq. 

Portraits of the children of the 
Rev. James Hustler. 

The Hon. Major Keppel. 

Miss Juliana Hustler. 

Portrait of a gentleman, 
do. young lady. 

The late General Loftus. 

The Rev. James G. Ward. 

The Rev. Dr. Brereton, D.D. 

Lord George Bentinck. Painted 
by desire of the merchants 
of King's Lynn, the Ouze 
Bank owners, and the pro- 
prietors of lands in Marsh- 
land, in the County of Nor- 
folk, to be placed in the 
Guildhall at King's Lynn. 

The late William Hood, Esq. 

Edward Driver, Esq. 

John Booth, Esq. 

Thomas Clarkson, Esq., A.M., 
author of the History of the 
Abolition of the African 
Slave Trade; to be placed 
in the Town Hall at Wis- 
beach, Cambridgeshire. 

The late Major-General Sir 
John Malcolm, G.C.B., etc., 
painted for the Oriental 
Club. 

Thomas W. Coke, Esq. 

Portraits of the two younger 
sons of Thomas W. Coke, 
Esq. 

Andrew St. John, Esq., of 
Gayton, in Norfolk, D.C.L., 
Christchurch, Oxford. 



38o 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Lane, 
1835. 



1836 



1837 



1838 



Samuel — continued, 

390 Portrait of the infant daughter 
of — Bath, Esq. 

449 Mr. Sievier. 

965 Vice-Admiral Sir Pulteney 

Malcolm, G.C.B. 
38 Portrait of a child. 

108 Mrs. Ralli. 

173 Edward Bagge, Esq. 

187 Lord George Bentinck. 

213 Henry Field, Esq., Treasurer 
of the London Annuity 
Society, founded in 1765 
for the widows of mem- 
bers. Painted for their 
Court room in Chatham 
Place. 

472 James A. Murray, Esq. 
70 Thomas Hatch, Esq., Secretary 
of the Junior United Service 
Club. 
88 — lonides, Esq. 
98 The late Lady Elizabeth Loftus, 
daughter of George i Mar- 
quess Townshend. 

182 John Murray, Esq. 

513 Mrs. Edwin Driver. 

237 Lord Alexander and Lord 
George Lennox. 

372 Miss I^ura Hansard. 

393 Richard Benyon de Beauvoir, 
Esq. 

503 Miss Emily Hansard. 

537 Fitzroy Kelly, Esq., M.P. 

1839. 9» Portrait of a gentleman. 
369 The late Admiral Lord de 

Saumarez. Presented to the 
United Service Club, 
446 John Masters, Junr., Esq. 

1840, 237 Miss Agnes Augusta Murray. 

380 The Bishop of Lincoln. {John 

Kaye) 
1006 Charles Murray, Esq. 
1041 Hon. and Rev. Augustus 
Cavendish. 
Mrs. Charles Murray. 
The Rev. Dr. Moore. 
Lord Congleton. 
Dr. Dicksojn, author of 

" Fallacies of the Faculty." 
The Duke of Richmond. 
The Very Rev. the Dean of 
Ely. {George Peacock,) 
223 The Bishop of Lincoln. {John 
Kaye.) j 

381 Mrs. Dickson. I 
576 The late Sir Philip Bowes Vere ! 

Broke, Bart., R.N. ' 

1844. 6 Mr. Alderman Brown. 

163 Robert Kennion, Esq. I 



I84I. 


193 




559 


1842. 


4 




«5» 




178 


1843. 


146 



1844. 340 The Bishop of London. (Btom- 

field.) 
362 The late Rev. Thomas Edwards 
Hemkinson. 

1845. 39 Portrait of a lady. 
83 do. do. 

373 do. a litde bluecoat boy 
of Christ's Hospital. 

1846. 75 The Hon. J. H. D. AsUey, 
2nd Life Guards. 

897 Major Wilkinson, 6th Regi- 
ment Bengal Cavalry. 

1847. 257 James A. Murray, Esq. 
416 Posthumous portrait of Char- 
lotte Elizabeth. 

549 Edward Jenner Murray, Esq. 

550 Portrait of a lady. 

1848. 371 Major-General Sir • George 
PoUock, G.C.B., of the 
Bengal Artillery, shewing the 
Khyber Pass in the distance, 
and the ascent of the British 
troops to dislodge the Af- 
ghans and crown the heights. 
Pcdnted for the Oriental 
Club. The Pass painted 

from drawings by Frederick 
PollockCxEsq., of the Bengal 
Engineers. 
463 Anthony Hamond, Esq. 

1849. 49 Portrait of a gentleman. 
256 The Bishop of Rochester. 

{George Murray.) 
426 Portrait of a lady. 

1850. 35 do. gentleman. 
88 do. lady. 

1266 do. late distinguished 

naval officer. 

1852. 546 The Rev. Boyles Murray, Rec- 
tor of St. Dunstan's in the 
East, and secretary to the 
Society for Promoting Chris- 
tian Knowledge. 

1853. 85 Anthony William Twyford, 
Esq., midshipman on board 
the " Melbourne." 

I 525 Claud Currie, Esq., M.D., late 

Physician General to the 
Madras Army. 

Brook Street^ Ipswich. 

1856. 620 Portrait of an artist. 
1127 Horatio Powys Lane, Madras 

Artillery. 

1857. m A young cadet. 
1 1 18 A portrait. 

LANE, Miss Sarah H Painter. 

Miss Lane^ 48, Manchester St, 

1845. 353 Afah. Vide the Nemesis ly 

Capt. Hall, R.N.^ eU. 




THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



381 



Sarah H, Lane^ 

1 54, Royal Colonnade^ 

Brighton, 
1852. 1085 Portrait of a Gentleman. 

Miss Lane^ i, York Villas ^ 

Campden Hill. 
1868. 738 Among the flowers. 

19, Gloucester Terrace, 

Campden Hill. 
1872. 699 Helen Faucit (Mrs. Theodore 
Martin). 



LANE, Theodore Painter. 

1 7, Spann^s Buildings, 

Pancras. 
1 81 6. 402 Portrait of a dog. 
12, Smith Street, 

Somers Town. 

181 9. 651 Portrait of a young lady. 

1820. 731 do. kidy. 

12, Judd Street, 

Brunswick Square. 

1826. 572 Mr. Barrow. 

764 Portrait of a lady. 

1827. 253 The Christmas present, or dis- 

appointment. 

79, /udd Street. 

1828. 308 Disturbed by the night mare. 



LANE, Walter Architect. 

55, Cowcross Street. 

1880. 1 1 12 Iron screen. 

1 88 1. 1 1 14 Side of drawing room. 
1 123 Iron screen. 



LANE, William Gem Engraver. 

\ 10, Pall Mall. 

1778. 186 An impression from a gem. 

1779. 396 A frame with two impressions 

from engravings in stone, 
viz., a Muse; an angel strew- 
ing flowers over an urn. 
242 A frame with impressions and 
a seal. 

458 Frame with drawings from the 
antique. 

459 do. do. 
269 Head of a muse engraved on 

comelian, and two animal 

subjects. 
258 A head of Minerva; engraved 

on comelian. 
289 Head of Sappho; a gem, from 

the antique bust. 
248 Meads of Sappho and Zingra, 

from the antique busts. 
150 Model of Bacchus. 



1785- 



1780. 



1781. 

1782. 

1783. 

1784. 




1787. 

1789. 

LANE, 

1798. 

1799. 



450 
455 
459 
489 



1800. 
1801. 

1802. 



1803. 
1804. 



1805. 
1806. 



1807. 
1808. 



1809. 



1810. 



266 Mrs. Siddons; a model in 

enamel for a gem. 
469 Mr. Siddons; crayon. 
477 Portrait of a gentleman. 
535 do. do. 

539 do. lady. 

540 do. young gentleman. 

3, Old Bond Street. 
660 Portrait of a lady. 

59, Poland Street. 
578 Achilles; a gem. 

William ...Miniature Painter. 

10, Hamilton St., Piccadilly. 
379 The portraits of Lady Sophia, 

Lady Mary, I^dy Harriet, 

Master William, and Master 

Vere Paulett. 
Mr. Baker. 
Count of Rumford. 
Mr. Warden. 
Mrs. Cramend and children. 

592 Miss M. Walpole. 

593 Miss H. Walpole. 
305 Mr. G. Lackington. 

491 Mrs. D. Gordon and children. 

921 Mrs. Lock and child. 

922 Mr. H. Angelo. 

923 Mr. Dowton. 
318 Mr. Hack wood. 
323 Mr. Bromley. 
334 Mrs. Campbell. 
768 Miss C. Wilkin. 

General Paoli. 

16, Hamilton Street. 
Mr. and Mrs. D. North and 

Mr. and Mrs. Long. 
Children of Mr. E. Bouverie. 
do. Mr. E. Home. 

542 Lady H. Sullivan, Miss Sulli- 

van, Miss H. Sullivan, and 
Miss L. Sullivan. 

643 Portrait of a gentleman. 

533 Portraits of three young ladies. 

571 do. Miss Stanhope, 

Miss E. Stanhope, and 
Master Stanhope, children 
of the Hon. Colonel Stan- 
hope. 

29, Duke St., St. Jameses. 

389 Children of Lord W. Russell. 

322 Portraits of the children of 
A. Annesley, Esq. 

328 A. Hewlings, Esq. 

573 The Rev. H. B. Dudley. 

574 Portraits of J. Sullivan, Esq., 

Miss M. Sullivan, and Mas- 
ter A. Sullivan. , 
577 Miss C. Wigley. 

543 Professor Davy. 



890 

581 

663 
669 



382 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Lane, William— continued. 

1810. 544 A group of portraits of eminent 
musical performers, viz., 
Messrs. Salomon, the late 
Pinto, Weischell, Shield, 
Linley, Parke, and Ashe. 

548 Dr. Smith, president of the 
Linnaean Society. 

306 Miss G. A. Hurlestone. 

360 The Earl of Besborough. 

771 Mrs. H. Brett and children. 

795 Lord Crewe and Dudley North, 
Esq. 

705 Portraits of a gentleman and 
family. 

757 A family groupe. 

472 The portraits of the Earl of 
Upper Ossory, and the late 
General Fitzpatrick. 

618 Portrait of a lady. 

622 Mrs. T. Clarke and child, and 
Miss Thoburn. 

751 Captain Hawkins. 

753 Lord C. Manners. 



1811. 



1812. 

1813. 
1814. 



1815. 



LANG, A Architect. 

Hanover Chambers, 

1 84 1. 963 Design for Infant Orphan 

Asylum at Snaresbrook. 

LANG, C. E Architect. 

Dockyard^ Deptford, 
1831. 1009 View of the Devonport column. 
Town Hall, etc. 
I, Denmark Terrace^ 

Camberwell, 
1834. 892 Public edifice at London 
Bridge. 

18, Adam Street^ Adelphi, 

1842. 1 162 Design for Assize Courts, 

Liverpool; submitted 1840. 

LANG, Miss Emily A Painter. 

50, Park Hill Road, 

Hampstead, 
1904. 653 St^ Malo. 

LANGDALE, Marmaduke A. 

Painter. 
2, Ormonde Terrace, 
2 King Arthur's Castle, Tintagel. 
Leacroft Villa, Staines, 
938 One of the giants of Burnham. 
44 An old cottage at Stan well 

Moor, near Staines. 
99 Azaleas. 

260 The Curfew tower, Windsor 
Castle. 



1866. 

1874. 
1875- 



1877. 



1877. 1390 A landslip — East Cliff, Hast- 

ings. 

1878. 4n Near Lynmouth, North Devon. 

1881. 689 The old mill pond — Trump's 

mill, Surrey. 

1882. loio A rain pool on Chobham Com- 

mon, near Sunningdale. 

1884. 1624 "The yearwent dragging slowly 

on. The red leaf to the run- 
ning brook, etc." 

1885. *^8 On the top of the breezy hills 

— Chobham Common. 
1888. 17. "November takes his sullen 
road, Thick with the forest's 
honours strewed.'' 
899 A grey day — Chobham Com- 
mon, Surrey. 

1890. 904 A breezy day in the Romney 

Marshes. 

1 89 1. 803 A Still Pool near Bagshot 

1895. 536 Conway Bay and Penmaen- 

mawr, from the Sandhills 
near Llandudno. 

1896. 488 "Hard by the murmuring 

brook and breezy down, and 
ocean's many smiles." 

1897. 610 The Month of May: between 

Winchelsea and Rye. 
Pennant Lodge, 

Queen^s Park^ Brighton. 
1 90 1. 703 Bevendean, near Brighton, 

Sussex. 
1904. 132 The South Downs, near Lewes, 
Sussex. 



LANGDON, E Painter. 

8, Dorset Street, Clapham, 

1846. 47 > Evening scene near Croydon, 

Surrey. 

1847. 262 On the Medway. 

1848. 1072 On the Thames — moonlight. 

LANGDON, Miss E. A Painter. 

Glenalmond, Nottingham, 
1900. 1 190 Spring is coming. 

LANGDON, T. . Miniature Painter. 

19, Vere Street, 

1785. 348 Portrait of a gentleman. 

1786. a59 do. the son of an African 

Prince. 
309 Portrait of a child. 
338 do. young gentleman. 

38, Great Portland Street, 

1787. 351 Portrait of a gentleman. 
356 do. do. 

S, J^ikficlii Sirtth\ 
1795- 485 Frame with four portraits. 




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20, Mortimer Street 

1796. 524. A frame with five portraits. 

{Duval^ Langdofij Mr, and 
Mrs, Woodroffe^ Captain 
Dykes,) 
621 Portrait of a gentleman. 

1797. 987 A frame with five miniatures. 

i^Mr, Munden^ Miss Keme^ 
Mr, Parry^ Mr, Langdon^ 
and nephew^ 
12, Tottenham Court Road, 

1800. 822 Portraits of a naval officer, 

Mrs. Beckingham, Miss 
Beckingham, an artist, Mr. 
Blechyenden. 

38, Margaret Street, 

1 80 1. 713 A frame containing the por- 

traits of Mrs. Bryan, Miss 
H. Vernon, C. Stewart, Esq., 
Captain Tichart, Mr. Maz- 
zinghi, an artist, etc. 

43, Charlotte Street, 

1802. 823 Portraits of Miss Hope, Miss 

A. H. Barlow, Mrs. Lang- 
don, Captain Hope, J. Twy- 
cross, Esq., W. Barnham, 
Esq.. and Major G. Har- 
rington. 

LANGELAAN, H Painter. 

181, Leighton Road, 
1865. 88 A Dutch sheep and lambs. 

LANGENHOEFFEL,J Painter. 

21, Tavistock Street^ 

Covent Garden, 
1788. 43 Cupid reposing. 

73 Mercury delivers the golden 

apple tp Paris. 
193 Pan instructs Olympus to play 

on the pastoral flute. 
380 A young couple attended to 

the bridal bed. 
395 A Bacchant pursued by a 
Faun. 

LANGHAM,John Architect. 

28, Friar Lane, Leicester, 
1874. 1 109 Rakedale did Hall, Leicester- 
shire. 

93, High Street, Leicester, 
1876. 1033 Old Hall, Kirby, Northamp- 
tonshire. 
77, Southfield Cottages^ 

Leicester, 
1879. *'^^ Design for a country house. 
George Terrace, 

Prestwich, Manchester, 
iSSj. ii67 Doorway in Courte Rue Neuve, 
Antwerp. 



9, Albert Square, Manchester, 
1884. 1234 An old manor house. 
1890. 1847 The inner court. Hoghton 

Tower, Lancashire. 
See also Burkett and Langham, vol. i, 
page 350- 

LANGL, H Painter. 

II, Nassau Place, 

Commercial Rocul, 
1845. ^5^ ^ Newfoundland dog. 

640 Sheep in a stable. 
1850. 1292 Stable yard. 

LANGLANDS, George Nasmyth. 

Painter. 
2, Melville Street, Edinburgh, 

1890. 701 Golden Autumn. 

1 89 1. 1169 A Flemish hayfield. 

1892. 474 A spring morning. 
1277 Harvest-time. 

1893. 443 Seed-time. 

1896. 315 Spring-time in Teviotdale. 

LANGLEY, Miss Helen ... Sculptor. 
42, Linden Gardens, IV. 

1897. 1998 Vespers; relief. 

1898. 1 85 1 Design for a door-knocker; 

bronze. 
1903 Design for a ceiling; panel, 

relief. 
1926 Design for a frieze. 
1936 Spring, summer, autumn, and 

winter; reduced designs for 

panels. 

57, Bedford Gardens, 

1903. 1865 Design for a key-hole; relief 

bronze. 

1904. 1812 A child; bust, bronze. 
1820 Jeune mire; relief. 

LANGLEY, R Painter. 

54, Aldenham Street, 

Clarendon Square, 
1845. 509 Fruit. 

LANGLEY, Walter, R,L Painter. 

Pembroke Loc^e, Penzance, 
1892. 939 Sunlight and shadow. 
6, St, Mary's Terrace, 

Penzance, 

1894. 49 "Never morning wore to even- 

ing, but some heart did 
break." 

1895. 798 Motherless. 

Westboume, Alexandra Road, 
Penzance, 

1896. 932 Bread-winners. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Langley, Walter, R,L — continued, 

1897. 528 " In Faith and Hope the world 

will disagree, But all man- 
kind's concern is charity." 

1898. 522 A cousin from town. 

1899. 367 Wandering musicians. 

1900. 172 A signal of distress. 
749 Fading light. 

1 90 1. 40s Between the tides. 

1902. 99 A Cornish idyll. 

1903. 690 When the boats are away. 

1904. 761 The greeting. 

LANGLIN, Victoriano Codina-. 

Painter and Sculptor. 
Hogarth Studios, Charlotte St. 
1878. 14 A court in Granada. 

1533 Portrait of C. C. ex-d^put^, Span- 
ish Parliament; sculpture. 
15, Fitzroy Street, 

1882. 48s A quiet afternoon. 

1883. 892 The private audience. 

For 1879 and 1880, see Codina, vol. ii, 
page 94. 

LANGLOIS de Sens, C Painter. 

9, Norris Street, Haymarket, 

1 83 1. 468 Portrait of a lady. 

600 do. gentleman. 

751 do. do. 

772 do. lady. 

3, St, Jame^s Street, 

1832. 699 Portrait of a gentleman. 
948 do. do. 

31, Burton Crescent, 

1833. 332 Rajah Rammohun Ray's son. 
998 Portrait of a gentleman. 

10, Shaftesbury Terrace, 

Pimlico, 
1 84 1. 57 Monsieur Pons, D^put^. 

546 Mrs. Wakeley, of the Queen's 

household. 
929 Portrait of Mrs. L. 

LANGLOIS, C, Junr Painter. 

II, Shaftesbury Terrcue, 
1835. 614 Portrait of a lady. 

2, Leicester Place. 

1838. 37 Study of a boy's head from 

life. 
262 Study of a girl's head from 
life. 

5, Lisle Street, 

1839. 34 Portrait of an artist. 
94 A study from life. 

10, Shaftesbury Terrcue, 
1843. 537 The book of pictures. 

24, Trevor Square, 
1846. 2 Anne's favourite. 



1846. 429 Mrs. Key and her youngest 

daughter. 

1847. 992 Mr. George Gordon Bushby, 

Naval Cadet, H.M.S. Fan- 
tome. 

I, JF^etnbroke Square, 
1849. 254 The late Langlois de Sesmne, 
artist 

LANGLOIS, Mark ^37 Painter. 

Stafford ILouse^ Hammersmith, 

1867. 826 Primroses and bird's-nest. 

1868. 821 Bird's-nest and wild roses. 
1872. 7^7 The refractory pupil. 

LANGSFORD, William C. 

Stained Glass Painter. 
33, Goring Road, 

IS^ew Sou f Agate, 
1899. 1690 Memorial window, Wembley 
Parish Church. 

LANGSTONE, Alfred Architect. 

30, Bedford Haw, 
1872. 1 178 Municipal buildings at Leices- 
ter. 

LANKBSTER, Arthur Painter. 

2, Percy Street, 
1863. 688 Peace after War. 
1865. 533 Stragglers on the march. 

LANMANN, Mrs. H. 

Miniature Painter. 
18, Alfred Place, 

Bedford Square. 
1836. 629 Portrait of a young lady. 
840 do. gentleman. 

LANSDELL, Elizabeth. 

Miniature Painter. 
Burwash, Sussex, 
1847. 854 The Earl of Ashbumham. 

LANSDELL, Mark J Architect. 

Bedford Rom House. 

1884. 1205 Infirmary, Hastings. 
1 26 1 The Merridams. 

1885. 1826 A gable from "The Roughters," 

LANSDOWN, Miss Beatrice. 

Painter. 

The Briars, 

Spencer Htll, Wimbledon, 

1896. 973 Still life. 

1897. 770 Grapes. 



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385 



LANSDOWN, George A.... Architect. 

5, Warwick Street^ 

Charing Cross, 
1897. 1770 Mission building, Theobald 
Street. 

9, Regent Street, 

1899. 1811 House at Wimbledon. 

1900. 1693 24, Duke Street, Piccadilly. 

LANSDOWN, J Architect. 

At Mr, Robinson^s^ 

8, Little Maddox Street, 

181 7. 923 Design for a public picture 

Gallery. 

1818. 513 Cottage. 

Chester Terrace^ RegenVs Park, 
1828. 1081 StrathemeVilla, Regent's Park. 
1083 Chester Terrace, do. 

LANT^RI, Bdouard Sculptor. 

18, Beaufort Street, Chelsea, 

1885. 2000 M. Bertrand, fencing master 

of the late Prince Louis 

Napoleon. 
2049 J- E. Boehm, Esq., R.A. ; 

statuette. 
2062 Dr. Vintras, Senior Physician 

to the French Hospital; 

statuette. 

50, Glebe Place, Chelsea, 

1886. 1788 Omphale; statuette. 

1796 Augustus Harris, Esq.; statu- 
ette. 
1828 Head of David. 

1887. 1848 L. Bernieri, Esq. ; bust. 

19 1 2 Monsieur Chauffourier, Presi- 
dent French Benevolent 
Society; bust, terra-cotta. 
1918 Duet; group, terra-cotta. 
I, Rostrevor Terrace, 

Fulhatn Road, 

1888. 1973 L. H. Lefevre, Esq.; bust, 

terra-cotta. 

1889. 2103 Jack; terra-cotta. 

2137 W. Glassby, Esq.; head. 

1890. 2042 C. B. Harness, Esq.; bust, 

marble. 

2105 S. B. Bancroft, Esq. ; medallion, 

bronze. 

2106 Julio Monticelli, Esq.; medal- 

lion, bronze. 

2107 William Glassby, Esq.; medal- 

lion, bronze. 

2108 Robert Glassby, Esq.; medal- 

lion, bronze. 

2109 B. Bertrand, Esq.; medallion, 

bronze. 

21 10 George Maton, Esq.; medal- 

lion, bronze. 

IV. 



1890. 
1891. 
1892. 



1893. 



1894. 

1895. 

1896. 

1897. 
1898. 

1899. 

1900. 



1901. 
1902. 
1903. 



1904. 



1970 
1857 

1861 

1958 
1975 

"745^ 
1746 

1747 
1748 

1749 
1750 
i75iy 
1779 

1668 

1853 

1964 
1880 

1970 
"979 

1714 
1678 
1762 

1764 

1768 

1770 
1721 
"759 



Andreas Grass, Esq.; medal- 
lion, bronze. 

Duet; group, marble. 

I, Upper Cheyne Row, 

H.E. the French Ambassador, 
Monsieur Waddington; bust, 
marble. 

The late Rajah, Sir J. Madhava 
Row; statue. 

Madlle Jane May; bust. 

The Duchess of Leinster; bust, 
marble. 



The children of Mr. and I^dy 
Lucy Drury-Lowe; medal- 
lions. 



The Lady Lucy Drury-Lowe 
and children; bust, marble. 

Monsieur E. Mercadier; head, 
bronze. 

E. Badoureau, Esq.; bust, 
bronze. 

Pax; statue. 

The fisherman and the Mer- 
maid; group. 

J. Sparkes, Esq. Presentation 
bust\ bronze. 

J. A. Grant, Esq.; statuette. 

Royal College of Art, 

South Kensington, 

"Paysan"; head, bronze. 

Reverie; bust, marble. 

Sir Walter Sendall, G.C.M.G; 
bust, marble. 

Sir William Abney, K.C.B., 
F.R.S. Presentation busty 
bronze. 

H.M. King Edward VII; bust, 
bronze. To be placed in the 
French Hospital, London, 

Portrait of a Gentleman ; bust, 
marble. 

Miss M. Grant; statuette, 
bronze. 

Travailleur; bust. 



LANZ, Alfred Sculptor. 

72, Rue des Plantes, Paris, 
1890. 1946 Pestalozzi; group, marble. 

1964 Model of an angel for a tomb; 
group. 

L APIDGB, Edward Architect. 

Hampton Wick, 
1808. 873 Garden front of Esher place, 
Surrey. 

3i> 



386 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Lapidge, Edward — continued, 

15, Green Street^ 

Grosvenor Square, 

1 81 3. 805 Church in Trinidad. 

1 8 14. 725 Villa at Hildersham in Cam- 

bridgeshire for Thomas Fas- 
sett, Esq. 
182 1. 523 View from the lake in the 
grounds of C. N. Palmer, 
Esq., at Norbiton in Surrey. 
1034 Dairy for ditto. 

9, Green Street, 
1828. 1129 Bridge at Kingston-on-Thames. 
2, Derby Street^ 

Parliament Street, 
1837. 1096 Design, Fitzwilliam Museum, 
Cambridge, etc. 

1850. 1208 A bridge of Suspension, etc. 

LAPIDGE, E. and S Architects. 

2, Derby Street^ 

Parliament Street, 

1 85 1. 251 Cambridgeshire and Ely Luna- 

tic Asylum. 

LAPORTE, George Henry... Painter. 

21, Winchester Raw, 

1 82 1. 347 Scene on the South Downs, 

Sussex. 
1823. 371 Roving Arabs waiting for a 

caravan. 
1827. 554 The Courser. 
Duke Street, 

Manchester Square. 
1 83 1. 5>5 Sketch, from nature, of the 

Arab Slyboots. 
(Animal painter to H.R-H. the Duke of 
Cumberland.) 

16, Upper George Street^ 

Bryanston Square, 
1835. " The find. "Hark! I hear a 
hound challenge." 
529 Saladin's first view of the Cru- 
sader's camp. 

5, Berkeley Place, 
1840. 129 Returning home. 
1846. 332 Study of one of the Arabs pre- 
sented to Her Majesty from 
Sir Jarasetjee Jejeebhoy. 
1850. 121 2 Portrait of Feridjan, an Arab 
of high caste, the property 
of Chevalier Machado. 

LAPORTE, John Painter. 

At Mr, Barralety 

3, Orange Street, 

Leicester Fields, 
1779. 176 A View near Harrow, Middle- 
sex; a drawing. 



1784. 



1785. 

1786. 
1787. 



28, Greek Street, Soho. 

170 Sunset, with a shower of rain, 

and view of Stratford in the 

distance. 

18, To/UftAam Court Road, 

438 A landscape with cattle. 
14, Pri/A Street, Soke, 

73 Landscape — morning. 

»o9 View of Rochester Castle- 
sunset. 

230 View of Rochester brieve from 
St. Margaret's church (morn- 
ing). 

410 View of Chelsea from Millbank 

— sunset. 

411 View of Kingston bridge, 

Surrey — noon. 
2, Clayton Place, 

Kennington Park Road, 

1788. 129 Small Landscape. 

4, Gresse Street, 

Raihbone Place, 

1789. 384 View in Hyde Park (evening). 
482 do. near Godstone, Surrey. 
486 do. of Rochester Casde, 

Kent 
494 View of Chelsea church and 
bridge. 

1790. 388 View at Shallfleet in the Isle 

of Wight. 
389 View at Newton, Isle of Wight 
395 do. Hadley, Middlesex. 

403 View of the Needles at Allum 

Bay, Isle of Wight. 

404 View at Carisbrook, Isle of 

Wight. 

439 View at Hadley, Middlesex. 
463 do. of Bamet, from Hadley, 

Middlesex. 
541 View of Shallfleet in the Isle 
of Wight. 

1791. 38 Ulsewater from Gobarrow park, 

Cumberland. 

486 Coniston lake from Water- 
head, Lancashire. 

505 Rydall water, Westmoreland. 

510 Derwent Water, Westmoreland. 

667 Ulsewater. 

1792. 473 Freshwater Gate, Isle of Wight 
489 A view on the Thames at Chis- 

wick. 
529 Windermere, Westmoreland. 
692 A scene on the sea-coast at 

Dover. 

1793. 307 A scene near Dolgelly, North 

Wales. 
308 A scene near Capel Curig^ 

North Wales. 
502 Part of the fall, Radirwennd, 

North Wales. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



387 



1793. 520 Pont Aberglaslyn, North Wales. 
609 The Bridge at Bedkellert, 

North Wales. 
623 Ulswater from Styborough 

Cragg, Cumberland. 
634 A mill at Corwen, Merioneth- 
shire. 
34, Thomhaugh Street^ 

Bedford Square, 

1794. 35* Nant Mill, Caernarvonshire. 

1795. 37 The bridge at Bedkellert, 

North Wales. 

328 The bridge at Llanroost, Den- 
bighshire. 

340 Harleigh Castle, Caernarvon- 
shire. 

1796. 491 ViewofArdtulley in the county 

of Kerry, Ireland. 

1797. u Elter water, Westmoreland. 
550 Scale force, Cumberland. 
558 Lake of Killarney, Ireland. 
598 Mathwyd Bridge, Montgomery- 
shire. 

746 Llanroost, Denbighshire. 

808 Ballyshannon, county of Done- 
gal, Ireland. 

422 A View of Knockolt, Kent 
Blackwater bridge, county of 

Kerry, Ireland. 
Turman Castle on Lough 
Erere, county of Fermanagh, 
Ireland. 

159 The pass from Neath to Mur- 
ther, Glamorganshire. 

167 The fall of the Ridel, Car- 
diganshire. 

348 Ullswater, Cumberland. 

846 Gate at Conway, Denbigh- 
shire. 

864 Ladore on Keswick Lake, 
Cumberland. 

1800. 184 Killarney Lake — sunrise. 

365 Ullswater looking into Patter- 
dale — morning. 

475 The Junction of the Wye with 
the Severn — evening. 

489 Gloucester — sunrise, 

702 Keswick Lake — evening. 

1801. 564 Ullswater, Cumberland. 

619 A scene on the river Dee, Den- 
bighshire. 
621 Lough Eme, Ireland. 
21, Winchester Street y 

Edgeware Ro<id, 

1802. 222 View of part of Caerphily 

Castle, Glamorganshire. 

1%% View of the Cove of Cork, Ire- 
land. 

431 A scene oa the Tyne, near 
Newcastle* 



1798. 
1799. 



506 



147 



1802. 480 Ross Castle upon the Lake of 

Killarney, Ireland. 

582 A scene in Westmoreland. 

611 View in the Isle of Wight from 
Walhampton. 

854 Llanberris Lake, Caernarvon- 
shire, 

1803. 367 A View in Neath Valley, Glam- 

organshire. 
453- A scene in the moat at Eltham. 

1804. 182 A view on the banks of Kes- 

wick Lake, Cumberland. 
362 A view of Dorking, Surrey. 
370 View of Boxhill, Surrey. 

1805. 19 Honor, in the Isle of Thanet 
43 Ulswater, Cumberland. 

1807. 440 Hazy morning on the coast of 

Kent. 
483 The pass of Pont Neath Vech- 
ing, Glamorganshire. 

1808. 185 The Gulley Brava in the island 

of Madeira. 
181 1. 75 A scene on the river Maird- 
dock, between Dolgelly and 
Barmouth, North Wales — 
midday. 
219 A scene in Penshurst Park 
Kent — evening. 

1813. 252 Snowdon, North Wales. 

311 Caerphilly Castle — shower of 

rain. 
685 View near Canterbury. 
772 do. at Limpsfield. 

1 8 14. 309 Sun setting after a thunder 

shower, Lanroost, North 
Wales. 

18 1 6. 68 Moonlight at Tin tern on the 

Wye. 
311 Morning on the skirts of 
Windsor Forest. 

1817. 279 Artully mill, county of Kerry, 

Ireland. 
395 Scene from the high grounds at 
Piersfield, Monmouthshire. 

1818. 65 Scene near Brasted, Kent. 

1819. 482 The Lake Avernus, with the 

temple of Pluto, and the 
Bay of Baia, near Naples. 

1820. 549 Mont blanc from below Mont 

Cenis. 
606 The Castle of Chillon, Lake 
of Geneva, Switzerland. 

182 1. 196 View on the Lake of Geneva. 

1822. 83 Scene near Llantrissent, Glam- 

organshire. 
399 The fall of Temi. "The hell 

of waters, etc." — Childe 

Harold. 
518 The upper end of the valley of 

Lauterbrun, Switzerland. 



388 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Laporte, John — continued. 

1823. 20 Killarney Lake from the island 

of Innisvalling. 
460 Mill near Llanroost, Denbigh- 
shire. 

1824. 303 A morning scene in Radnor- 

shire, South Wales. 

1825. 69 Castle Campbell in Loch How, 

western Highlands, Scot- 
land, the property of Niel 
Malcolm, Esq. 

1826. 389 The Vale of Emeries, between 

Beddgellert and Capel 
Curig, North Wales. 

1827. 415 The pope's villa at Albano, 

Italy. 

1828. 553 The town and bay of Salerno, 

Italy. 

1829. 443 Scene in Knole Park, the seat 

of the Duke of Dorset. 

99, Albany Street, 
1832. 565 A west view of Killarney Lake 
from Lord Kenmare's park, 
Ireland. 

LAPORTE, Miss Mary Ann. 

Painter. 
21, Winchester Row, 
18 13. 654 Master Chalon. 

1815. 48 Miss Ashley. 

1816. 363 Portrait of a lady. 
1818. 667 W. Luxmore, Esq. 

L APASTOLET, Charles Painter. 

64, Hcutley Street^ 

Kentish Town, 
1872. 1 100 Low tide at Trouville. 

LARBALESTIER, P Painter. 

Charing Cross^ Jersey, 
1857. 538 In the Valleys, Brittany. 

LARGE, J Painter. 

I, Green Terrace^ Islington, 
1834. 135 Portrait of a naval officer. 

LARK, Tremayne Painter. 

9, Pembridge Flace^ Bayswater, 

1882. 88 A monk of the order of St. 

Francis. 

1883. 860 " II m'aime." 

LARKIN, Miss J. 

Miniature Painter. 

1827. 752t C. Chatfield, Esq. 
768 Mrs. Delaney. 

1828. 930 Rev. W. Harness, A.M. 

3, Fish Street HilL 

1829. 809 Portrait of a gentleman. 
858 Miss D. M. Busfield. 



6, Skinner Street. 

1830. 837 Mrs. T. Parker. 
902 T. Parker, Esq. 

1 83 1. 643 Portrait of a lady. 
786 J. Carter, Esq. 

LARKIN, T Painter. 

1825. 690 Portrait of a lady. 
(^Probably a misprint for Miss J. Larkin,) 

LARKINS, W. ... Miniature Painter. 
6, Vaughan Terrcue^ Cify Road. 

1853. 823 Portrait of the artist. 

8, Murray Street^ Hoxton, 

1854. ^^(i The Chevalier Cavalcanti 

d' Albuquerque, of the Im- 
perial Legation of BraziL 
1856. 713 H. Empson, Esq. 

LASCELLES, Thomas W. 

Painter and Etcher. 
Lynwoody Caokhcun JDean, 

1886. 743 " Homeward wend their weary 

way." 

1887. 460 The little angler. 

1888. 726 The ferry, Cookham. 

1889. 1790 The nest. After H. Caffieri. 

2, New Courts LincoMs Inn, 
I 1 89 1. 864 The bather. 
1 I7H Fanny Bunter. After E. J. 

I Gregory, A.R.A. 

LASCH, Professor Karl Johann. 

Painter. 
112, Queen's Gate, 

1879. 335 P. Stuart, Esq. 

LASLETT, Thomas Newnham. 

Architect. 
Devon House^ Charlton. 
1865. 773 Interior of a church at Boston, 
United States. 

LASSOUQUERE, T. R Painter. 

9, Somerset Street, 
1847. 67 John Drewett, Esq. 

532 Portrait of a gentleman. 

LATCHFORD, Miss Alice. 

Miniature Painter. 
50, Penywern Road^ S, IV. 
1895. 1200 Ada. 

LATHAM, J Painter. 

4, Sommer^s Place, St. Pancras, 

1787. 608 Flowers. 

186, High Holborn, 

1788. 156 Birds. 

436 Sketch of tulips. 



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389 



1790. 480 A squirrel. 

527 Fruit from nature. 
S57 Tulips from nature. 

1 791. 116 Still life. 

179 Fruit and bullfinch. 

LA THANGUE, H. H., A.R.A. 

Painter. 

I, Crystal PcUace Rd,y Dulwich, 

1878. 565 The hiding place. 
995 The last look. 

12, Trafalgar Studios^ Chelsea, 

1879. 458 An English Noble — 15 10. 
926 "This cunning cardinal." 

I, Crystal Palace Road, 

1880. 127 ThePoolof Bethesda. "Jesus 

said unto him, Rise, take up 
thy bed, and walk." 

Bosham^ Chichester, 

1 89 1. 1017 A mission to seamen. 

1892. 316 By the water. 

792 A Sussex peasant. 
977 After the gale. 

1893. • 543 Punch; a study by lamplight. 

595 Gathering Wool. 

1894. 36 By the duck pond. 
545 Some poor people. 

596 The song of a lark and the 

blind girl. 

1895. 9* The last furrow. 

442 Cleaning the orchard. 

1896. 57 A little holding. 

89 In a cottage garden. 
195 The man with the scythe. Pur- 
chased for the Chantrey Be- 
quest for £<fio, 

1897. 56 A summer morning. 
439 Travelling harvesters. 

108 X Gleaners. 

(Elected A.R.A.) 

Graffhamy Petworth, 

1898. 29 Nightfall. 
123 Bracken. 

608 Harvesters at Supper. 
929 A Sussex cider press. 

1899. 28 Cider apples. 
121 Cutting bracken. 
319 Harrowing. 

390 Love in the harvest field. 

1900. 68 Margaret Frances Greaves. 
199 Dawn. 

351 The Water-plash. 
569 The ploughboy. 

1 90 1. 22 On Lavington Down. 
291 A Provencal Village. 
308 Gathering plums. 
^7^ The March month. 
660 December in Provence. 

1902. 50 Goslings. 

74 Marsh marigolds. 



1902. 123 A Proven9ale. 
167 Tucking the rick. 
477 A Provencal farm. 
587 Sunset in Provence. 

1903. U3 A Provengal winter. 
324 Mowing bracken. 

528 At a Provencal Spring. 

541 The Violets of Provence. 

1904. 296 The errant hen. 

297 From a Ligurian Spring. 

343 A Sussex Farm. 

346 A Ligurian cradle. 

LATHROP, Frances Painter. 

(Of New York,) 

II, Cheyne Walk, 
1872. 861 "She has two eyes so soft and 
brown, Take care ! etc." 

LATILLA, Eugenic H Painter. 

39, Great Russell Street, 
1829. 289 La Biondina. 

65, Newman Street, 

1832. 542 Richard Godson, Esq., M.P. 

28, Howland Street, 

1833. 4>9 Richard Godson, Esq., M.P. 
420 Mrs. Paget 

27, Howland Street, 
1837. 860 H.R.H. The Princess Victoria. 

LATOIX, Gaspard Painter. 

Clarendon Avenue^ Leamington, 
1887. 1480 Kenilworth Castle. 

7, Church Hill, 

Leamington Spa, 
1894. 785 North American Indian, Sioux. 

8, Primrose Hill Studios, 

Fitzroy Road, 

1896. 1253 North American Indian. 

2 7, Princes St., Hanover Square, 

1897. 1 121 North American Indian village 

of San Ildefonso, New 
Mexico. 
Bramley, Basingstoke, Hants, 
1902. 574 A peril of the plains. 

719 "LaFlfeche." 
1903* 59S Landscape. 

LATOUR, Henry Fantin. See F, voL 
iii, page 86. 

LATRE, Auguste De. See D, voL ii, 
page 297. 

LATZARUS, Miss Edith M. 

Painter. 
55, Pemis Road Villa, 

West Holloway, 
1892. 1132 From Japan. 
1896. XI 26 Roses. 



390 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



LAUBBR, Adolph Painter. 

9, Cardington Street, 
1870. 376 Study of a head. 

II, Osborne Terrace^ Balham. 
1872. 379 An old man's head. 
1877. ^" Wallflowers. 

5, Ramsden Road^ Balham, 
1879. 78s Daffodils. 

LAUD, Miss Emma J Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 

Miss E.J, Land, 

1832. 946 Barming Heath, Kent. 

Emma Laud, 

1833. 631 View on Bexley Heath. 

LAUDER, James Eckford, R,S.A, 

Painter. 
24, Fettis Raw^ Edinburgh, 

1841. 1068 A scene from the two gentlemen 

of Verona. " Let me peruse 
this paper, madam, etc." 

1842. 161 Cherries. 

1843. 467 Pal Al, or Scotch hop. 

35, Upper Charlotte Street, 

1844. 306 The ten virgins. "Then shall 

the Kingdom of heaven be 
likened unto ten virgins, 
etc." — Matthew, xxv. 
24, Fettis Row^ Edinburgh, 

1845. 49' Night and day. 

1846. 584 Modesty and Vanity. 

LAUDER, Robert Scott, R,S,A, 

Painter. 
R, Lauder^ 83, Dean Street, 
1827. 410 Portrait of a family group. 

35, Upper Charlotte Street, 

1839. 72 Rose Bradwardine. 

428 The Bride of Lammermuir. 
"Hardly had Miss Ashton 
dropped the pen, when the 
door of the apartment flew 
open, and the Master of 
Ravenswood entered." 

1172 Lord Hatherton. 

1840. 169 David Roberts, Esq., R.A., in 

the dress he wore in Pales- 
tine. 
375 Mrs. Basset and her son. 
5 (Octagon room.) The Glee 
Maiden. " Monk, The 
chapel of holy St. Madox is 
no tyring room for vile jug- 
glers and strollers to shift 
their trapping in, etc." — 
Fair Maid of Perth, 
34 (Octagon room.) "Do you 
bite your thumb at us, sir! 
etc. " — Romeo and Juliet. 



1842. 109 
130 



479 



1841. 107 Portrait of a lady. 

539 The trial of EflBe Deans. "A 
deep groan passed throogh 
the court . . . and the 
venerable old man fell for- 
ward senseless on the floor 
of the court house, etc"— 
Heart of Afidlothian, 

Ruth. 

The mother. " No tongue shaO 
tell what bliss o'^owed, 
etc" — J^o/Iock. 

Lieut.-General Sir John Mac- 
donald, K.C.G., Adjutant 
General of the Forces. 
506 Meg Mernlies and the dying 
smuggler. " Wasted, weaiy, 
wherefore stay, etc." 

1843. 24S Mrs. Bum Callander and child- 

ren. 
523 John Wilson, Esq., Professor 
of Moral Philosophy, Edin- 
burgh« 

1844. 319 Claverhouse ordering Morton 

to be carried out and shot 
for having given refuge to 
Balfour of Burley. "*Imiist 
do my duty,' said Claver- 
house, ' to church and state.' 
. . . She now sprung up and 
attempted to rush forward, 
but her strength gave way, 
and she would have falleo, 
etc"— Old Mortality. 

Undine. 

Louise. "Ah, poor Louise! 
the livelong day she roams 
from cot to castle gay, etc" 

Hannah presenting Samuel to 
Eli. 

The Gow Chrom reluctantly 
conducting the glee maiden 
to a place of safety. " A fair 
sight we are, and had I but 
a rebeck or guitar at my 
back, and a jackanapes on 
my shoulder, etc." — Fair 
Maid of Perth. 
1090 Portrait of the late venerable 
Polish refugee, Julian Ursin 
Niemcewiez, Senator, Cas- 
tellan of the Kingdom of 
Poland, President of the 
Royal Scientific and Liter- 
rary Society of Warsaw, etc. 
1252 The evening star. "O Hes- 
perus ! thou bringest all good 
things, etc." — Byron, 
1847. 490 The fair maiden and Louisa 
listening at the dungeon 





367 




S«4 


1845. 


339 


1846. 


625 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



391 



1848. 



wall of the Duke of Rothsay. 
" 'Here is dead silence,' said 
Catherine, after she had 
listened attentively for a 
moment. Her companion 
ran her fingers over the 
strings of her guitar, etc." 
Fair Maid of Perth, 
751 Mother and child. 



LAUGl^B, Francois D^sir^... Painter. 

50, Onslow Square. 

1871. 587 St. Louis, King of France, 

serving the poor. 
845 Mrs. Wynne Finch. 
899 St. Clotilde distributing alms. 
911 Baptism of Clovis. 

76, Fulham Road. 

1872. 442 Mr. Charles Bowen. 
519 Miss Clark. 

929 Edward Dicey, Esq. 

1 3 19 Portrait of a lady. 

1320 Hon. Mrs. Cowper Temple. 

50, Onslow Square. 

1873. 3 Henry Dicey, Esq. 
280 Albert Dicey, Esq. 

1234 Mrs. Alexander Sellar. 
1242 Mrs. Westlake. 
1261 Mrs. Joseph Clover. 

76, Fulham Road. 

1874. 1269 E. B. Cely Trevelian, Esq. 

LAUNDY, George Albert ... Painter. 

cjo Mr. C. Dairy ^ 

15, Gilbert Street^ W. 
1882. 633 A study at Montmartre. 

LAUNE, C. D. F. De. See D, vol. ii, 
page 298. 

LAUPHBIMER, Anton Painter. 

c\o Elkam and Co.y 

55, Leadenhall Street. 
1886. 986 In vacation. 



LAURENCE, Miss Kathleen. 



Painter. 
21, Leinster Square^ 

Bayswater. 
1904. 610 Farm labourers. 

LAURENCE, Samuel Painter. I 

S. Lawrence^ | 

14, Bemers Street, j 
1836. 126 Matthew Gisborne, Esq. 
413 Mrs. Somerville. 

438 Mrs. Skinner, Shirley Park. [ 



1837. 
1838. 


355 
366 
405 
»64 
43* 
Ss8 


I84I. 
1843. 


565 

1025 

2"7 


1843. 


5>5 

75> 

176 




215 
673 
881 




1 140 


1844. 


*4S 

457 
975 


1845. 
1846. 


227 

*37 
278 

35» 
945 
966 
618 


1847. 


895 
1037 
1048 

168 




176 
410 


1849, 


863 


1850. 


730 




849 


1851. 


653 


1852. 


585 
688 




846 
886 



26, Soho Square. 

Portrait of a lady. 

Charles Babbage, Esq. 

Thomas Weelling, Esq. 

The Hon. Mrs. Callander. 

The Rt. Hon. Thomas Erskine. 

Sketch of Boz. 

36, Charlotte Street. 

Thomas Carlyle, Esq. 

T. S. S. Carlyon, Esq. 

The Attorney General, Sir 
Frederick Pollock. 

Portrait of a gentleman. 

Miss Mary Pollock. 

John Hullah, Esq. 

Colonel Gawler. Fainted for 
the South Australian Club^ 
South Australia. 

Joshua Jebb, Esq. 

Portrait of a gentleman, 
do. grandmother, 
do. daughter of the 
Attorney General. 

Charles Pott, Esq. 

William Coningham, Esq. 

Portrait of a lady. 

21, Wigmore Street. 

Charles Babbage, Esq. 

Rev. Frederick Myers. 

Mrs. Kelk. 

John Spedding, Esq. 

Portraits of the Misses Lynn. 

Rev. Professor Sedgwick. 

The .Rev. Archdeacon and 
Mrs. Bemers. 

Miss Catherine Bathurst 

Rev. F. Maurice. 

Mrs. Browne. 

The Rt. Hon. Sir Frederick 
Pollock, Lord Chief Baron 
of the Court of Exchequer. 

Captain A. Sterling. 

The Rev. Dr. Whewell, Master 
of Trinity College, Cam- 
bridge. 

S. Laurence. 

George Grote, Esq. 

S. Lawrence. 

Drawing of Lord Ashburton. 
S. Laurence. 

Drawing of the late Bernard 
Barton. 

Isabel Jane, daughter of Dud- 
ley M. Perceval, Esq. 

S. Lawrence. 

Portrait of a lady. 

A. J. Scott, Esq., Principal of 
Owens College, Manchester. 

Henry Taylor, Esq. 

Gerald Fitzgerald, Esq. 



392 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Laurence, Samuel — continued. 

1853. 783 Professor William Bowman, 
F.R.S. Presented to him fy 
the Medical Students of 
Kin^s College. 

S. Laurence. 
972 The late John Spedding, Esq. 
S. Lawrence^ 6, Wells Street. 
i860. 123 James Spedding, Esq. 

S. Laurence. 
350 Aubrey de Vere, Esq. 

S. Lawrence. 

1 86 1. 245 John James Spedding, Esq. 
561 Portrait of a lady. 

S. Laurence. 

1862. 784 Miss Ellen F. Spalding. 

1863. 767 Lady Pollock. 

768 The Rt. Hon. Lord Chief 
Baron Pollock. 

1864. 498 Study of a head. 

630 Anthony James Froude, Esq. 

668 The Rev. Hugh Stowell, Hon- 
orary Canon of Chester and 
Incumbent of Christ Church, 
Salford. 

679 The late W. M. Thackeray, 
Esq. 

1865. 614 George Finch, Esq., Burley 

Park, late M.P. for Rutland- 
shire. Presentation portrcut, 

646 A. B. Mitford, Esq. 

660 Anthony Trollope, Esq. 

1866. 141 The Rev. Derwent Coleridge. 
662 Henry Cole, Esq. 

674 Mrs. William Markby. 

675 Rev. Dr. Howson. 

S. Lawrence. 

1867. 464 Rev. J. M. Heath. 

S. Laurence. 
553 Portrait of a gentleman. 

S. Laurence, 

1868. 68i Rev. Charles E. Donne, M.A. 
755 Miss Eyre. 

5. Lawrence, 

1869. 72 The Master of Trinity College, 

Cambridge. 

S. Laurence. 
336 Robert Browning, Esq. 
796 Henry Brooks Adams, late 

secretary to the United 

States Minister to the Court j 

of St. James's. 
801 William Spottiswoode, Esq., 

F.R.S. 
814 Hugh Woolner, Esq. 

1870. 253 Head of an officer in the Pen- 

insular and Oriental Ser- 
vice. 

S. Lawrence. 
846 Miss Alice Williams. i 



1870. 959 Sir Thomas Watson, Bart, 

M.D. 

.SI Laurena. 

187 1. 314 Rev. F. D. Maurice, Professor 

of Moral Philosophy in the 
University of Cambridge. 

804 Edward Fry, Esq., Q.C. 

855 The late Thomas Spedding 
Esq., of Merehouse, Res- 
wick. 

1872. 1308 F. T. Palgrave, Esq. 

1324 Benjamin Moran, Esq., secre- 
tary of the United States 
Legation. 

S, Lawrena. 

1873. "5^ ^- S. Venables, Esq. 

1314 William Watkiss Lloyd, Esq. 
S. Laurence. 

1874. 1224 The late Miss Spedding <^ 

Merehouse. 

1875. 1054 Theodore Martin, Esq. 
1062 John Hodgkin, Esq. 

1877. 87 Miss Georgina Gill. 

Satn Lawrena. 

1878. 1209 A portrait 

1230 Rev. Gerald Blunt, Rector of 
Chelsea. 

1879. 1239 Study for a painting in oil 

Samuel Laurence. 
1882. 1247 George Eliot (Mrs. Cross); 
drawing made in i860. 
{The D. N. B. and Bryan give the name 
as Laurence^ but in the Royal Acculemy 
catalogues up to 1847 it is spelt Lawrence; 
after that date it is put both ways. His 
exhibits tvere mostly crayon drawings; the 
early numbers in each year are oil paint- 
ings.) 

LAURENCE, Sydney M Painter. 

St. Ives, Cornwall. 
1894. 52 A passing shower. 
486 The Cornish man. 

LAURENT, C. Sabon Painter. 

c/o C. Roberson and Co.^ 

99, Long Acre. 

1899. *°'9 Sunset near Geneva. 

1900. 1 105 In the valley of Chevreuse. 

1 106 The River near Aberystwith, 
North Wales. 

1901. 1025 The stream. 

LAURENT, Madame Marie Pauline. 

Enamel Painter. 

Rue Richter, Paris. 

1839. 703 Harvest time in the Pontine 

Marshes; painted on china 

from the celebrated picture 

of Robert. 



THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



393 



1839. 795 Prediction of the future great- 
ness of Sixtus V when a 
child; painted on china. 
4, Rue Lafayette^ Paris, 
1848. 693 H.R.H. the Duchess of Or- 
leans with Monseigneur the 
Count de Paris; enamel. 
After Winterhalter. 
694 Her Majesty Queen Amelie 
and His Majesty King Louis 
Philippe; enamel. After 
Winterhalter. 
699 H.R.H. the Duchess of Join- 
ville; enamel. After Winter- 
halter. 
705 H.R.H. the Duchess of Ne- 
mours; porcelain. After Sir 
W. C. Ross, R.A. 
Manufactoire Nationale^ 

Shres, 
1850. 653 Portrait in enamel of Her 

Majesty the Queen. 
1852. 641 Enamel of the violin player. 
After Raffaelle. 

642 Enamel of the Duchess of 

Sutherland. After Winter- 
halter. 

643 Enamel of the Prince of Wales. 

After Winterhalter. 

644 Enamel copied from La Belle 

Jardiniere of Raffaelle, the 
property of Her Majes^. 



LAURENTY, M.JuUien Painter. 

1795- 433 Cattle. 

125, Strand, 
1798. 489 Moonlight; drawn with a pen. 



LAURIE, R. H Painter. 

53, Fleet Street. 

1796. 850 Shells. 

1797. 391 do. 

1798. 1036 do. 

1 799. 1066 A frame of shells. 

1800. 630 do. 

1 80 1. 696 Smugglers on the look-out. 



LAURIE, W Sculptor. 

I, Addington Place^ Lambeth, 

1846. 1369 Model of a monument (in 

stone) to the memory of 
the late Earl of Hadding- 
ton. 

1847. 1 1 33 Design for a memorial to 

Shakespeare. " He was not 
for one, but for all ages." 

IV. 



n. V jjj 


BVi, 


1886. 


5* 




687 


1887. 


740 
404 


1890. 
189T. 
1892. 


679 
878 
181 


1893- 


5 


1894. 
1895. 


577 

393 

88 


1896. 


»75 
346 



John, R.S.A Painter. 

160, Bath Street^ Glasgow, 

On the bridge at Gretz. 

"B^, Sir!" 

The tennis match. 

The Brook. 

268, West George Street, 

Glasgow, 

The bridge at Gretz. 

Lennox Browne, Esq.,F.R.C.S. 

Katherine and Esther, daugh- 
ters of Lord McLaren. 

A Moorish dance. 

Mrs. J. J. Cowan and Laura. 

Lady in brown. 

A lady in white, 
do. black. 

Ann Montgomery Knox and 
her father. 



LAVENDER, William R. . Painter. 
1 28, Manchester Road, 

Southport, 

1899. 713 Reflections. 

1900. 602 A Capri girl. 

1 90 1. 35 A daughter of Bacchus. 
78 A dancing girl. 

LAYERS, Arthur C. 

Stained Glass Painter. 
14, Heathfield Gardens, 

Chiswick, 

1900. 1792 Design for a stained glass win- 

dow. 

1793 Stained glass window, Chefoo, 
China. 

1906 Design for a stained glass win- 
dow. 

1901. 1670 do. do. do. 

LAW, C. Orlando Architect. 

Dacre House, Arundel Street, 
Strand, 
1896. 1 71 6 The Royal Hotel, Weymouth. 

LAW, David Painter and Etcher. 

St. Petet^s Villa, Southampton, 
1873. 790 Salisbury Cathedral. 

1875. 666 Loch Katrine. 

1876. 738 Hay time, Kilchum. 
797 Head of Loch Awe. 
838 Moorland, Arran. 

9, Regents Park Terrace, 

1878. 774 On the Dart. 

1879. 501 Whitby Harbour — evening. 
667 Pevensey Castle. 

762 Highland Peat Moss. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Law, David — continued, 

1879. 833 Winchelsea. 

1880. 408 Moonlight— -Whitby Harbour. 
854 At Sands end, Yorkshire. 

1245 Pont-y-Garth, North Wales; 

Etching. 
1352 Moonlight; Etching. 

1881. 724 Hay time. 

1249 Iffley Mill; Etching. 
1259 Henley; Etching. 
1269 On the Orchy; Etching. 
1278 Windsor; Etching. 

1883. 958 In Glen Finlas, Perthshire. 

II 13 Venice from the Riva degli 

Schiavoni. 
1354 The windmill. After J . Linnell ; 

Etching. 
1367 The Valley of Desolation. 

After Cecil Lawson; Etching. 

1884. 1435 Stirling Castle; Etching. 

1456 The Watering place. After 
T. Gainsborough, R.A. ; 
Etching. 

1885. 1602 St. Paul's from Bankside. 
1605 Bridge of Sighs, Venice. 

1608 Glenartney. 

1609 Bracklinn Bridge. 

16 19 The pass of Beal-nam-bo. 
1657 Ellen's Isle. 

1886. 141 3 Houses of Parliament. 
1444 Grasmere Lake. 

« 45 5 Windermere from Rydal Mount. 
1456 Grasmere church. 
1465 Rydal Water. 

1887. 1430 Windsor Castle. 

1888. 1617 The wily angler. After J. C. 

Hook, R.A. 

1889. 1686 Childe Harold's pilgrimage. 
1/16 October Woodlands. After 

Keeley Halswelle. 

1890. 1600 The last glint before the gloam- 

ing. After Karl Heffner. 

1892. 149 « Barden Tower, Wharfedale. 

After Sutton Palmer. 
1499 Water Meadows. After Alfred 
East. 

1893. 1359 The Twa Brigs, Ayr. 
1362 Afton Water. 

1894. 1373 Knaresborough Castle. 

1391 ** The brook he loved." After 

E. W. Waite. 
1897. 1609 Souvenir d'ltalie. After Corot. 
1693 "Hail, gentle spring." After 

J. MacWhirter, R.A. 
1899. 1441 Rocky bed of a Welsh river. 

After B. W. Leader, R.A. 
1454 On the Thames near Bourne 

End. 
1583 The toils of the day are over. 

After B. W. Leader, R.A. 



LAW, E Sculptor. 

SheffieU, 
I 1829. 1102 Medallion of the late Mr. Henry 

R. Howard. 
I nil Medallion of a gentleman. 

' 1 179 Bust of E^l Fitzwilliam. 

II 93 Marble bust of the late Thomas 
I Rawson, Esq., of Sheffield. 

48, London Street, 
1832. 1076 Medallic portrait of Mr. Wil- 
liam Wilson. 



LAW, Edward Painter. 

7, Dan^s Inn, 
1867. 699 Evening. 

1874. 743 Willows. 

1875. 677 In a miller's orchard. 



LAW, Ernest Painter. 

Eversleighy Osb€UdestOH Road^ 
Stoke Newington, 
1897. 1393 The waning moon. 



LAW, E. F Architect. 

Northampton, 
1850. 1290 A Design for a testimonial to 
Lord George Bentinck, to 
be erected at Mansfield. 

1868. 871 Carlton Hall, Northampton- 

shire, the seat of Sir Geofi^ 
Palmer, Bart. 

1869. 1015 Town Hall, Northampton. 



LAW, Mrs. W Painter. 

2, Clarence Terrace^ 

Regenfs Park, 
1854. 1332 Study from nature. 



LAW, Walter E Painter. 

IIS, Pl^t Street, 
1904. 1296 The Alps, Switzerland. 



LAW, William Painter. 

91, Park Street^ 

Gloucester Gate, 

1874. 17s A quiet stream. 



LAWES, Charles Bennet ...Sculptor. 

76, Fuiham Road, 

1872. t44S^|^ the stream. 

^'^^^Je figure and Cupids. 



aj^d Cupids, 
tue, marble. 




THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



395 



Chelsea Bridge Road^ Chelsea, 

1880. 1562 Daphne. 

1 88 1, isai The panther. 
1883. 1639 "Caught." 

1888. 2070 Half-sized model of a group. 

They bound me on 
Upon his back with many a 

thong. 
They loosed him with a sudden 

lash, 
Away ! Away ! and on we dash ! 

1890. 2004 Figures representing Liberty, 
Peace, Commerce, Indians, 
the Extinction of Slavery, 
Abundance — design for a 
relief. 



LAWFORD, Edgar C Painter. 

Thames Diitotty Surrey, 
1889. 1733 Agreengrocer's shop, Kingston. 

Hogarth Club, 
1893. 1347 The two " Camperdowns." 

LAWFORD and HBNERER. 

Architects. 
20, John Streety Adelphi, 
1854. 1 143 Music Hall and assembly rooms 
at Newcastle-on-Tyne. 
1224 Corn Exchange, Newcastle-on- 
Tyne. 

LAWLESS, Matthew James. 

Painter. 
4, Pembridge Crescent, 

1858. 104 John Balfour of Burley. Vide 

Old Mortality, "Yea, this 
man's brow like to a tragic 
leaf, etc." — Shakespeare, 
197 Serjeant "Bothwell. Vide Old 
Mortality, "No voice in 
the chambers; etc." — Long- 
fellow, 

1859. 119 Off guard. 

641 A cavalier in his cups. "Brave 
gallants, stand up, etc." 
i860. 378 A drop too much. 

382 The King's quarters at Wood- 
stock. 

1861. 314 A dinner party. 

316 Waiting for an audience. 

610 A man about town, a.d. 1730. 

1862. 543 The widow Hogarth selling her 

husband's engravings. 

There were seventy-two plates, 
with the copyrights secured to her 
for twenty years by Act of Parlia- 
ment. These were hers, abso- 
lutely, under her husband's will. 
There, at least, was subsistence, 



1863. 



and the sale of prints from the 
plates produced for a time a re- 
spectable means. . . . But twenty 
years after his death the copy- 
rights had expired — the poor 
woman's hope from this source 
was clean gone. She was then 
absolutely living by her lodgings; 
and it was not until three years 
after that, on the recommendation 
of the King, the Council of the 
Royal Aciuiemy voted her an 
annuity of £^0. 

589 A sick call. " Is any man sick 
among you? etc." — St. James 
v, 14. 




LAWLOR, John, ^.^.^.^.... Sculptor. 
5, Little Smith Street^ 

Westminster. 
1848. 1413 The Mourners. "For them 
no more the blazing hearth 
shall burn, etc." 

30, Wyndham Street, 
1850. 1316 A bather. 

14x7 A bust of a gentleman. 

1852. 1345 The disputed prize. 

1383 Medallion of Miss Vandenhoff. 
10 1, Stanhope Street, 

1853. 1350 The Emigrant. "So loath to 

part from all we love, etc." 
1405 Bust in marble of J. M. Gully, 

M.D. 
1433 Bust of a lady. 

1854. 143* do. T. Kennedy, Esq., 

M.P. 
1494 Bust of Miss Cushman. 

1855. 1521 do. a lady. 

1856. 1230 Titania. 

1858. 1272 C. Donovan, Esq. 
1286 C. Lindley, Esq. 
1290 Mrs. H. White. 
1295 J. H. Parson, Esq. 
1297 Miss Rosa Thomas. 

1859. 1268 Hermione; marble. 

1308 R. Tuthill Massy, Esq., M.D. 
1370 Bust of a lady. 
i860. 980 Miranda. 

1046 Bust of a lady. 

1 86 1. 1103 ITead of our Saviour; marble. 

1862. 1018 Medora. 
10 1 9 Horatia. 
1093 Faith. 

1863. 1 1 50 Bust of a gentleman. 

1154 do. young gentleman. 

1864. 872 The wayworn. 
887 The fugitive. 
922 The captive. 

X058 A bust. 

1865. 893 The captive. 

900 The fugitive; marble. 



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THE ROYAL ACADEMY EXHIBITORS 



Lawlor, John, A,R,ff,A, — continued. 

1866. 923 Bust of a lady; marble. 

1867. 1 181 The wrestlers; group in marble. 

233, Stanhope Street, 

1868. 963 Titania; marble statue. 

989 Artemisia. 

990 Medora. 

IIS2 Bust of a gentleman. 

1869. 1 21 2 Lashed to the helm. 
1 214 Musing. 

1247 Dante in Exile. 

1870. 1042 Bust of a lady. 
1044 The rose; marble. 
1099 Bust of a gentleman. 
1 1 34 Eve. 

187 1. 1260 Reflection; marble. 

1872. 1424 W. V. Bromley, Esq. 
1441 E. Hayes, Esq., R.H.A. 
1498 The Itenerant. 

1533 Bust of H. F. B.; marble. 

1873. 1441 J. Danby, Esq. 
1445 C. Cattermole, Esq. 

1874. 1 5 10 Maria. — Sterne. 

1564 Miss Florence Hardy. 
1574 Master F. Danby. 
1608 Argyra; marble. 
1876. 1410 The blind girl at Castle Cuille; 
marble bust. See Long- 
fellow. 
1468 Mater Dolorosa. 
i486 The itinerant; statuette. 

1878. 1503 Bust of a gentleman. 

1879. 1543 Meditation; bust, marble. 



LAWLOR, Michael Sculptor. 

58, May ton Street^ HoUoway. 
1877. 1536 Medallion of a lady. 

28, Faraday Road. 

1879. "49« A portrait (unfinished); bust, 

marble. 
28, Telford Road, 

Notting Hill. 

1880. 1609 Portrait bust. 

199, Ladbrooke Grove Road. 

1 88 1. 1563 An invitation. 

285, Cornwall Roady 

Notting Hill. 
1885. 2061 Portrait bust. 
1888. 1965 Mrs. M. Lawlor; bust. 
50, Thornton Road, 

Shepherd's Bush. 
1 89 1. 2079 Geoffrey; bust. 



LAWLOR, Uniacke James. 

Painter. 

23, Newman Street. 

1855. 742 " Blooming Nelly." — Burns. 

1856. 465 George Moffatt, Esq., M.P. 



581 



779 
781 
856 
883 



LAWRANCB, Leonard E.... Painter. 
1 2, Coiville Squan. 
1880. 939 A Bacchante. 

1883. 569 Faded. 

1884. 821 Watching. 

1385. 959 Feeding the sacred ibis. 
40, Faun's Square^ 

Kensington Fark. 
1889. 361 On the Cornish cliffs. 

133, ComwcUl Road, IV. 
1897. 1299 A morning dip. 



LAWRANCB, Miss Mary (afterwards 

Mrs. Kearse) Painter. 

(An Honorary Exhibitor.) 
580 Flowers from nature, 
do. do. 

Miss M. Lawrance, 

83, Queen Anne Street. 
723 Flowers, 
do. 
do. 
do. 
do. 
779 Roses from nature. 

Mary Lawrance. 
47S Blossom and fruit of the com- 
mon horse chestnut. 
483 Strelitzia Regina or the canna- 

leaved Strelitzia. 
965 Shells and insects. 
512 Passion flowers from nature. 
903 Mespitus Japonica from na- 
ture. 

Miss M. Lawrance. 
419 Flowers from nature. 
616 Passion flowers from nature. 

86, Queen Ann^s Street. 
702 The Chinese Mou-tan, or tree 
paeony; drawn from an im- 
ported plant belonging to 
the Hon. C. Greville, being 
the second which has flow- 
ered in England; the first 
having flowered in the King's 
garden at Kew. 

1802. 305 The Chinese Mou-tan or 
Shrubby Paeonia; drawn 
from one of the imported 
plants in the collection of 
the Hon. C Greville. 

477 Flowers. 

1803. 510 Hydicium coronatum, flowered 
at the Rt. Hon. C. Greville's, 
1802. 

1804. 510 Bignonia grandiflorum, from 
China. 

655 Nelumbium speciosum, from 



1794. 



1795- 
1796. 



1797. 
1798. 



1799. 



1800. 



1801. 



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397 



1805. 



do. 



545 Flowers from nature. 
596 Strelitzia Regina, 
558 Flowers from nature. 
587 Rare plants flowered in 1806. 
647 do. do. 

336 Flowers from nature, 
do. do. 

48, Foley Street 
Flowers from nature. 

do. do. 

Cycas revoluta, or narrow- 
leaved Cycas. Painted for 
the Bishop of Winchester, in 
whose garden it flowered. 
Varieties of the Camilla Jap- 
onica or Japan rose. 
18 1 3. 691 Flowers from nature. 
(^See Mrs. Kearse, vol. iv, pages 
302-3.) 



1806. 
1807. 

1808. 
1809. 

1810. 
1811. 
1812. 



534 

375 
762 
422 



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LAWRANSON, William. 

Crayon Painter. 
At Mr, Gandon^Sy 

Broad St., Golden Square, 

1774' '54 A portrait of Mrs. Hartley; in 

crayons. 

155 A portrait of a gentleman; in 

crayons. 

16, King St.y Calient Garden, 

1775. 184 Portrait of a gentleman; crayons. 
185 do. do. 

1776. 165 Portrait of a gentleman; three- 

quarters. 

1777. 208 Portrait of a gentleman; in 

crayons. 
9, Tottenham Court Road, 
1780. 104 Portrait in the character of a 
haymaker. 
143 Portrait of a gentleman. 



END OF VOL. IV. 




CHISWICK press: printed by CHARLES WHITTINGHAM AND CO. 
TOOKS COURT, CHANCERY LANE, LONDON. 



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