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Ireland · October 22, 1816 – November 14, 1884Wikidata

Frederick William Hulme

English landscape painter and illustrator (1816-1884)

Born in Swinton. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 181612 dated paintingsDied 1884

14 works

  • View of Windsor Castle
    View of Windsor Castle
    Frederick William Hulme
    c. 1850 · National Trust
  • Landscape with Cows
    Landscape with Cows
    Frederick William Hulme
    1853 · Government Art Collection
  • Rivington Valley
    Rivington Valley
    Frederick William Hulme
    c. 1857 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Ventnor from St Lawrence, Isle of Wight
    Ventnor from St Lawrence, Isle of Wight
    Frederick William Hulme
    1858 · Sheffield Galleries and Museums Trust
  • Bolton Abbey, North Yorkshire
    Bolton Abbey, North Yorkshire
    Frederick William Hulme
    1858 · Touchstones Rochdale
  • The Sunday Morning Walk
    The Sunday Morning Walk
    Frederick William Hulme
    c. 1863 · Minneapolis Institute of Art
  • Scene in Sussex
    Scene in Sussex
    Frederick William Hulme
    1867 · Leicester Museum & Art Gallery
  • Waterfall
    Waterfall
    Frederick William Hulme
    1870 · Wednesbury Museum and Art Gallery
  • Rivington Lakes
    Rivington Lakes
    Frederick William Hulme
    1872 · Bolton Museum
  • Pastoral Scene, Early Summer
    Pastoral Scene, Early Summer
    Frederick William Hulme
    1877 · Hartlepool Museums and Heritage Service
  • Woodland and Anglers
    Woodland and Anglers
    Frederick William Hulme
    1878 · Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art
  • Woodland Scene
    Woodland Scene
    Frederick William Hulme
    1878 · Laing Art Gallery
  • Rocky Landscape with Stream and Bridge
    Rocky Landscape with Stream and Bridge
    Frederick William Hulme
    · York Art Gallery
  • A Warwickshire Landscape
    A Warwickshire Landscape
    Frederick William Hulme
    · Wolverhampton Art Gallery
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