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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · June 3, 1786 – December 30, 1839Wikidata
William Hilton
British artist (1786-1839)
Born in Lincoln. Died in London.
A life in paintings
Born 178619 dated paintingsDied 1839
40 works
- Christ at the Column (after Sodoma)attributed to · Attributed to William Hilton1800–1839 · National Trust
- The Rape of GanymedeWilliam Hiltonc. 1806 · Royal Academy of Arts
- Samson and Delilah (after Anthony van Dyck)William Hiltonc. 1810–1830 · Victoria and Albert Museum
- Harriet Hilton (1791–1866) and Child (Helen Hilton, 1811–1873) (sketch)William Hiltonc. 1812 · Usher Gallery
- Christ Restoring Sight to the BlindWilliam Hilton1812 · Walker Art Gallery
- The Triumph of the Duke of WellingtonWilliam Hilton1817 · Rhode Island School of Design Museum
- John ClareWilliam Hilton1820 · National Portrait Gallery
- PhaetonWilliam Hiltonc. 1820 · Manchester Art Gallery
- The Miracle of Saint Mark (after Jacopo Tintoretto)William Hilton1823 · Usher Gallery
- James Augustus Hessey (1785–1870), Bookseller and PrinterWilliam Hilton1825 · Guildhall Art Gallery
- The Crucifixion (triptych, centre panel)William Hilton1827 · Walker Art Gallery
- The Crucifixion (triptych, left wing)William Hilton1827 · Walker Art Gallery
- The Crucifixion (triptych, right wing)William Hilton1827 · Walker Art Gallery
- Cupid and NymphWilliam Hilton1828 · Tate
- Sir Calepine Rescuing SerenaWilliam Hilton1831 · Tate