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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · January 27, 1832 – December 22, 1915Wikidata

Arthur Hughes

Pre-Raphaelite artist (1832-1915)

Born in London. Died in Kew.

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A life in paintings

Born 183270 dated paintingsDied 1915

84 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Juliet and her Nurse
    Juliet and her Nurse
    Arthur Hughes
    19th century
  • A Passing Cloud
    A Passing Cloud
    Arthur Hughes
    19th century
  • Das Stelldichein
    Das Stelldichein
    Arthur Hughes
    c. 1845 · Tate Britain
  • Oil Study
    Oil Study
    Arthur Hughes
    1849 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • The Young Poet
    The Young Poet
    Arthur Hughes
    1849 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • The Reapers and the Flowers
    The Reapers and the Flowers
    Arthur Hughes
    1850–1915 · National Trust
  • Cornish Scene
    Cornish Scene
    Arthur Hughes
    1850–1915 · National Trust
  • Arthur Hughes
    Arthur Hughes
    Arthur Hughes
    1851 · National Portrait Gallery
  • Ophelia
    Ophelia
    Arthur Hughes
    1852 · Manchester Art Gallery
  • Edward Robert Hughes as a child
    Edward Robert Hughes as a child
    Arthur Hughes
    c. 1853–1854 · Fitzwilliam Museum
  • The Long Engagement - Amy
    The Long Engagement - Amy
    Arthur Hughes
    1853–1859 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Fair Rosamund
    Fair Rosamund
    Arthur Hughes
    1854 · National Gallery of Victoria
  • April Love
    April Love
    Arthur Hughes
    1855–1856 · Tate
  • The Eve of St Agnes
    The Eve of St Agnes
    Arthur Hughes
    1856 · Tate
  • The Annunciation
    The Annunciation
    Arthur Hughes
    1857–1858 · Birmingham Museums Trust
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