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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · September 25, 1858 – November 12, 1919Wikidata

Arthur Hacker

English painter (1858-1919)

Born in London. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 185839 dated paintingsDied 1919

54 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Right Honourable Charles Seale-Hayne (1833–1903), PC, JP, MP
    Right Honourable Charles Seale-Hayne (1833–1903), PC, JP, MP
    Arthur Hacker
    1877 · University of Plymouth
  • Portrait Of The Artist's Brother.
    Portrait Of The Artist's Brother.
    Arthur Hacker
    1882
  • Moses Philip Manfield
    Moses Philip Manfield
    Arthur Hacker
    1883 · Northampton Museum and Art Gallery
  • Cat and mouse
    Cat and mouse
    Arthur Hacker
    1883
  • Fisherman's Wife
    Fisherman's Wife
    Arthur Hacker
    1885 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Bedtime
    Bedtime
    Arthur Hacker
    1885
  • Cockle Gatherers
    Cockle Gatherers
    Arthur Hacker
    1886 · Worcester City Art Gallery and Museum
  • Pelagia  und  Philammon
    Pelagia  und  Philammon
    Arthur Hacker
    1887 · Walker Art Gallery
  • The Children's Prayer
    The Children's Prayer
    Arthur Hacker
    1888 · The Atkinson
  • By the Waters of Babylon
    By the Waters of Babylon
    Arthur Hacker
    c. 1888
  • Christ and the Magdalene
    Christ and the Magdalene
    Arthur Hacker
    1890 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Daphne
    Daphne
    Arthur Hacker
    c. 1890 · Ferens Art Gallery
  • The Annunciation
    The Annunciation
    Arthur Hacker
    1892 · Tate
  • The Temptation of Sir Percival
    The Temptation of Sir Percival
    Arthur Hacker
    1894 · Leeds Art Gallery
  • Briscoe Hooper, Esq. (c.1830–1914)
    Briscoe Hooper, Esq. (c.1830–1914)
    Arthur Hacker
    1895 · The Town Hall
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