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John Joseph Hughes

British painter (1820–1909)

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A life in paintings

Born 18203 dated paintingsDied 1909

10 works

  • Aston Hall - The East Front
    Aston Hall - The East Front
    John Joseph Hughes
    1854 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Brougham Castle, near Penrith, Cumbria
    Brougham Castle, near Penrith, Cumbria
    John Joseph Hughes
    1864 · Bowes Museum
  • A Pleasant Lane at Hamstead
    A Pleasant Lane at Hamstead
    John Joseph Hughes
    1865 · University of Birmingham
  • Monks Abbey, Lincolnshire
    Monks Abbey, Lincolnshire
    John Joseph Hughes
    · Kirklees Museums and Galleries
  • Farm in Wood Lane, Handsworth, Birmingham
    Farm in Wood Lane, Handsworth, Birmingham
    John Joseph Hughes
    · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • View of Hay Time, Hamstead Mill, Handsworth, Birmingham
    View of Hay Time, Hamstead Mill, Handsworth, Birmingham
    John Joseph Hughes
    · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • View of a Farm in Wood Lane, Handsworth, Birmingham
    View of a Farm in Wood Lane, Handsworth, Birmingham
    John Joseph Hughes
    · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • View of Hamstead Mill, Handsworth, Birmingham
    View of Hamstead Mill, Handsworth, Birmingham
    John Joseph Hughes
    · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Maxstoke, near Warwick
    Maxstoke, near Warwick
    John Joseph Hughes
    · Bury Art Museum
  • Junction of the Wye and the Severn
    Junction of the Wye and the Severn
    John Joseph Hughes
    · Chepstow Museum
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