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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland · May 1820 – February 25, 1884Wikidata

William Huggins

British artist (1820-1884)

Born in Liverpool. Died in Christleton.

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A life in paintings

Born 182042 dated paintingsDied 1884

56 works

  • A Bengal tiger
    A Bengal tiger
    William Huggins
    1838
  • A Lion
    A Lion
    William Huggins
    1840
  • William Taylor (d.1847), Banker of Oxford
    William Taylor (d.1847), Banker of Oxford
    William Huggins
    c. 1840–1847 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Self Portrait as a Young Man
    Self Portrait as a Young Man
    William Huggins
    c. 1840 · Walker Art Gallery
  • The Sculptor's Studio
    The Sculptor's Studio
    William Huggins
    1841 · Walker Art Gallery
  • A Gentleman
    A Gentleman
    William Huggins
    1842 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Mrs Coupland
    Mrs Coupland
    William Huggins
    c. 1843 · Walker Art Gallery
  • The Artist's Wife
    The Artist's Wife
    William Huggins
    1843 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Waiting
    Waiting
    William Huggins
    1845 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Study of an Ox
    Study of an Ox
    William Huggins
    1845 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Christian and the Lions
    Christian and the Lions
    William Huggins
    1848 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Christian and the Lions
    Christian and the Lions
    William Huggins
    c. 1848 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Saddled Horse (Expectation)
    Saddled Horse (Expectation)
    William Huggins
    1851 · Stanley & Audrey Burton Gallery
  • Tried Friends
    Tried Friends
    William Huggins
    1852 · Walker Art Gallery
  • On Guard
    On Guard
    William Huggins
    1853 · Walker Art Gallery
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