United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · December 3, 1782 – April 21, 1875Wikidata

Henry William Pickersgill

British artist (1782-1875)

Born in Greater London. Died in Greater London.

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A life in paintings

Born 178292 dated paintingsDied 1875

130 works

Henry Vansittart (1784-1848)
Henry William Pickersgill
1800–1840 · National Trust
Charles Manners-Sutton, 1st Viscount Canterbury, Speaker (copy after Henry William Pickersgill)
after · Frederick Percy Graves and after Henry William Pickersgill
19th century · Parliamentary Art Collection
Samuel Smith
Henry William Pickersgill
19th century · Christ Church Picture Gallery
Rear-Admiral Sir Alexander John Ball, 1757-1809
Henry William Pickersgill
1805–1809 · Royal Museums Greenwich
Anthony White (1782–1849)
Henry William Pickersgill
1806 · Chelsea and Westminster Hospital
Matthew Gregory Lewis
Henry William Pickersgill
1809 · National Portrait Gallery
Daniel Terry, about 1780 - 1829. Actor and dramatist
Henry William Pickersgill
c. 1813 · National Galleries Scotland
Richard Arkwright Junior (1755–1843)
Henry William Pickersgill
1817 · Chesterfield Town Hall
George Crabbe
Henry William Pickersgill
c. 1818 · National Portrait Gallery
John Arrowsmith, 1790-1873, map maker
Henry William Pickersgill
c. 1820 · Royal Museums Greenwich
Portrait of a Woman (thought to be Miss Chester)
Henry William Pickersgill
c. 1820 · Museum of Watford
Hannah More (1745-1833)
Henry William Pickersgill
1821 · National Trust
Hannah More
Henry William Pickersgill
1822 · National Portrait Gallery
Joseph Michael Gandy
Henry William Pickersgill
c. 1822 · Sir John Soane's Museum
The Oriental Love Letter
Henry William Pickersgill
1824 · Royal Academy of Arts