United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · 1813 – April 22, 1882Wikidata
Harry Hall
British painter (c. 1814–1882)
Born in Cambridge. Died in Newmarket.
A life in paintings
Born 181318 dated paintingsDied 1882
20 works
- 'Hungerford'Harry Hall1828 · Danum Gallery, Library and Museum
- 'Crucifix' with John Day UpHarry Hall1840–1841 · Yale Center for British Art
- John Barham Day with his Sons John and William on Newmarket HeathHarry Hall1841 · Tate
- CoronationHarry Hallc. 1841
- Attila Winner of the Derby Stakes at Epsom in 1842 on Newmarket Heath with W. Scott UpHarry Hallc. 1842
- Sir Tatton Sykes Leading in the Horse 'Sir Tatton Sykes' with William Scott UpHarry Hall1846 · Yale Center for British Art
- 'Kettledrum'Harry Hall1861–1862 · Towneley Hall Art Gallery And Museum
- Bay Racehorse with a Jockey on Newmarket RacecourseHarry Hall1865 · Brodick Castle
- Fille de l'airHarry Hall1865 · Colchester and Ipswich Museums Service
- Gladiateur with Harry Grimshaw up and his owner, Count Frederic de LagrangeHarry Hall1865
- Gladiateur: a Bay racehorse in a stableHarry Hall1865
- 'Emperor' in his StallHarry Hallc. 1867 · National Trust
- 'Hermit' with Jockey upHarry Hallc. 1867 · National Trust
- 'Broomilaw' with Jockey up on Epsom DownsHarry Hall1867 · National Trust
- CremorneHarry Hall1872