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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · November 21, 1819 – April 14, 1907Wikidata

James Clarke Hook

British artist (1819-1907)

Born in Northampton Square. Died in Churt.

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A life in paintings

Born 181945 dated paintingsDied 1907

51 works

  • Girl reading by the Shore
    Girl reading by the Shore
    James Clarke Hook
    1840–1907 · National Trust
  • The Defeat of Shylock
    The Defeat of Shylock
    James Clarke Hook
    1850 · Manchester Art Gallery
  • The Rescue of the Brides of Venice
    The Rescue of the Brides of Venice
    James Clarke Hook
    1851 · Harris Museum
  • Welcome, Bonny Boat! The Fisherman's Return (Scene at Clovelly, North Devon)
    Welcome, Bonny Boat! The Fisherman's Return (Scene at Clovelly, North Devon)
    James Clarke Hook
    1856 · Harris Museum
  • A pastoral - "Then blow your pypes..."
    A pastoral - "Then blow your pypes..."
    James Clarke Hook
    1857
  • Luff, Boy!
    Luff, Boy!
    James Clarke Hook
    1859 · Brighton Museum & Art Gallery
  • The Brook
    The Brook
    James Clarke Hook
    1859
  • Bringing the boat ashore
    Bringing the boat ashore
    James Clarke Hook
    1860
  • Deep Sea Fishing
    Deep Sea Fishing
    James Clarke Hook
    1861 · Brighton Museum & Art Gallery
  • Sea Urchins
    Sea Urchins
    James Clarke Hook
    1861 · Guildhall Art Gallery
  • Sea Air
    Sea Air
    James Clarke Hook
    c. 1862 · Wigan Arts and Heritage Service
  • The acre by the sea
    The acre by the sea
    James Clarke Hook
    1862
  • Leaving at Low Water
    Leaving at Low Water
    James Clarke Hook
    1863 · Royal Holloway, University of London
  • Sailor's Wedding
    Sailor's Wedding
    James Clarke Hook
    1863 · Brighton Museum & Art Gallery
  • From under the Sea
    From under the Sea
    James Clarke Hook
    1864 · Manchester Art Gallery
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