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United States · February 17, 1855 – November 22, 1922Wikidata

Edmund Aubrey Hunt

American painter (1855-1922)

Born in Weymouth. Died in Hastings.

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A life in paintings

Born 18555 dated paintingsDied 1922

14 works

  • A swim-headed barge in a breeze
    A swim-headed barge in a breeze
    Edmund Aubrey Hunt
    19th century · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • Greenwich ferry
    Greenwich ferry
    Edmund Aubrey Hunt
    1884 · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • River Scene with Shipping
    River Scene with Shipping
    Edmund Aubrey Hunt
    1884 · Laing Art Gallery
  • At the Seaside
    At the Seaside
    Edmund Aubrey Hunt
    1886 · Government Art Collection
  • Tangiers, Morocco
    Tangiers, Morocco
    Edmund Aubrey Hunt
    1894 · Burton at Bideford
  • Mrs Howard Stormont and Her Pekingese 'Prince Pri'
    Mrs Howard Stormont and Her Pekingese 'Prince Pri'
    Edmund Aubrey Hunt
    1920s · Burton at Bideford
  • Limehouse Reach
    Limehouse Reach
    Edmund Aubrey Hunt
    · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • Venice
    Venice
    Edmund Aubrey Hunt
    · Leicester Museum & Art Gallery
  • Greenwich Reach, London, Evening
    Greenwich Reach, London, Evening
    Edmund Aubrey Hunt
    · Leicester Museum & Art Gallery
  • Aberdeen from Torry on the South Side of the Dee
    Aberdeen from Torry on the South Side of the Dee
    Edmund Aubrey Hunt
    · Aberdeen Maritime Museum
  • Cattle Watering at a River
    Cattle Watering at a River
    Edmund Aubrey Hunt
    · Rye Art Gallery
  • Embarking Cattle, Morocco
    Embarking Cattle, Morocco
    Edmund Aubrey Hunt
    · Leeds Art Gallery
  • Off the Coast of Morocco
    Off the Coast of Morocco
    Edmund Aubrey Hunt
    · Kettering Museum and Art Gallery
  • Evening in Holland
    Evening in Holland
    Edmund Aubrey Hunt
    · National Museum Cardiff
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