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Henry Wyatt

English painter (1794-1840)

Born in Lichfield. Died in Prestwich.

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A life in paintings

Born 179415 dated paintingsDied 1840

21 works

  • Portrait of James Luckcock
    Portrait of James Luckcock
    Henry Wyatt
    1800–1850 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Naughty Pet
    Naughty Pet
    Henry Wyatt
    1814–1840 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Charles Brewer
    Charles Brewer
    Henry Wyatt
    1817 · National Museum Cardiff
  • Thomas Harrison (1744–1829)
    Thomas Harrison (1744–1829)
    Henry Wyatt
    1820 · Grosvenor Museum
  • Thomas Harrison (1744–1829)
    Thomas Harrison (1744–1829)
    Henry Wyatt
    1820 · Grosvenor Museum
  • Prince Frederick, Duke of York and Albany (1763–1827) (after Thomas Lawrence)
    Prince Frederick, Duke of York and Albany (1763–1827) (after Thomas Lawrence)
    Henry Wyatt
    1825 · Temple Newsam
  • A Regency Gentleman
    A Regency Gentleman
    Henry Wyatt
    1828 · The Wilson
  • A Regency Lady
    A Regency Lady
    Henry Wyatt
    1828 · The Wilson
  • Archimedes
    Archimedes
    Henry Wyatt
    1832 · Tate
  • Juliet
    Juliet
    Henry Wyatt
    1832 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Rear-Admiral Sir Charles Cunningham, 1755-1834
    Rear-Admiral Sir Charles Cunningham, 1755-1834
    Henry Wyatt
    1833–1834 · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • Vigilance
    Vigilance
    Henry Wyatt
    1835 · Tate
  • Captain Sir Thomas Fellowes (1778-1853)
    Captain Sir Thomas Fellowes (1778-1853)
    Henry Wyatt
    1836 · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • Ellen Turner of Helmshore (d.1831)
    Ellen Turner of Helmshore (d.1831)
    Henry Wyatt
    1837 · Museum of Lancashire
  • William Garnett, First President (1827–1844)
    William Garnett, First President (1827–1844)
    Henry Wyatt
    c. 1838–1839 · Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust
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