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Philip Hussey

Irish artist (1713-1783)

Died in Dublin.

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A life in paintings

Born 17133 dated paintingsDied 1783

8 works

  • Portrait of Jane Tuite, Wife of Francis Edgeworth
    Portrait of Jane Tuite, Wife of Francis Edgeworth
    Philip Hussey
    18th century · National Gallery of Ireland
  • Portrait of Francis Edgeworth (d.1627)
    Portrait of Francis Edgeworth (d.1627)
    Philip Hussey
    18th century · National Gallery of Ireland
  • Lady Anne Chichester, Countess of Barrymore (d. 1753)
    Lady Anne Chichester, Countess of Barrymore (d. 1753)
    attributed to · Attributed to Philip Hussey
    18th century
  • An Unknown Man in a Brocaded Red Suit and Brocade Waistcoat
    An Unknown Man in a Brocaded Red Suit and Brocade Waistcoat
    Philip Hussey
    c. 1740 · National Trust
  • An Officer of the 3rd Irish Horse
    An Officer of the 3rd Irish Horse
    Philip Hussey
    c. 1751 · Florence Court
  • Portrait of Samuel Madden (1686-1765)
    Portrait of Samuel Madden (1686-1765)
    Philip Hussey
    c. 1760 · National Gallery of Ireland
  • Portrait of a Man in a Blue Jacket
    Portrait of a Man in a Blue Jacket
    attributed to · Attributed to Philip Hussey
    · National Gallery of Ireland
  • John Ryder (c.1697–1775), Archbishop of Tuam and Bishop of Ardagh (1752–1775), Fellow (1718–1721)
    John Ryder (c.1697–1775), Archbishop of Tuam and Bishop of Ardagh (1752–1775), Fellow (1718–1721)
    attributed to · Attributed to Philip Hussey
    · Queens' College
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