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Charles Hunt

1803–1877

WA-00304988

London

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Charles Hunt was an English painter. He is known for having painted both historical subjects as well as humorous paintings, especially ones with naughty children.

Source: Wikidata · Trust score: 85% · Updated 14d ago

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Artworks (35)

Children Acting the 'Play Scene' from "Hamlet," Act II, Scene ii

1863 · oil paint

Grouse Shooting

1852 · aquatint

[Racing] The British Stud: Pl. 5. (lower left) "Rebecca" / Bred by R. Cock, Esqr. in 1831... ; (lower right) "Muley Moloch" / Bred by the Duke of Cleveland, in 1830...

1845 · aquatint

The Few, not Funkers

1841 · aquatint

Road Riders or Funkers

1841 · aquatint

'Satirist'. (with 'Coronation') Rode by W. Scott. / The Winner of the Great St. Leger Stakes at Doncaster 1841...

1841 · aquatint

Fox-Hunting [set of four]: 4. The Death

1840 · aquatint

Fox-Hunting [set of four]: 3. Breaking Cover

1840 · aquatint

Fox-Hunting [set of four]: 2.Fox Chase

1840 · aquatint

Fox-Hunting [set of four]: 1.Fox Hunters Meeting

1840 · aquatint

Doncaster Great St Leger, 1839. The Dead Heat Between Charles XII and Euclid.

1840 · aquatint

Extraordinary Trotting Match against Time

1839 · aquatint

'Eclipse' / 'He was bred in 1764, by H.R.H. Wm. Cuke of Cumberland, got by Marsk, son of squirt, a son of Gartletts Childers, own brother to Flying Childers...

1839 · aquatint

Harkaway

1839 · varnish

Racing: Grand Stand, Goodwood (Coming in for the Gold Cup-1838)

1838 · aquatint

Coaching: The Brighton Day Mails, passing over Hookwood Common

1838 · aquatint

Saint Albans Steeplechase

1837 · Aquatint on paper

Art Institute of Chicago

One of a set of four: Leamington Grand Steeple Chase... 1837. Plate 4. Marqs of Waterford on Monarch...

1837 · aquatint

One of a set of four: Leamington Grand Steeple Chase... 1837. Plate 3. Mr. Clifford on Countess...

1837 · aquatint

One of a set of four: Leamington Grand Steeple Chase... 1837. Plate 2. Mr. Christian on Scripton...

1837 · aquatint

One of a set of four: Leamington Grand Steeple Chase... 1837. Plate 1. Capt. Beecher on Vivian...

1837 · aquatint

William Long, Huntsmen to his Grace the duke of Beaufort, on his Favorite Horse (Milkman)

1836 · aquatint

Omnibus

1835 · aquatint

Dangerous, winner of the Derby Stakes at Epsom, 1833

1833

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35 published of 35 catalogued · 35 with image

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50 entries · 1 sources

Road Riders or Funkers
1841 · Wikidata · 5 prov
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Children Acting the 'Play Scene' from "Hamlet," Act II, Scene ii
1863 · Wikidata · 5 prov
Wikidata·titleWikidata·mediumWikidata·year_createdWikidata·primary_image_urlWikidata·artwork_type
One of a set of four: Leamington Grand Steeple Chase... 1837. Plate 4. Marqs of Waterford on Monarch...
1837 · Wikidata · 5 prov
Wikidata·titleWikidata·mediumWikidata·year_createdWikidata·primary_image_urlWikidata·artwork_type
Racing: Grand Stand, Goodwood (Coming in for the Gold Cup-1838)
1838 · Wikidata · 5 prov
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Grouse Shooting
1852 · Wikidata · 5 prov
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Coaching: The Brighton Day Mails, passing over Hookwood Common
1838 · Wikidata · 5 prov
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One of a set of four: Leamington Grand Steeple Chase... 1837. Plate 2. Mr. Christian on Scripton...
1837 · Wikidata · 5 prov
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'Satirist'. (with 'Coronation') Rode by W. Scott. / The Winner of the Great St. Leger Stakes at Doncaster 1841...
1841 · Wikidata · 5 prov
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'Eclipse' / 'He was bred in 1764, by H.R.H. Wm. Cuke of Cumberland, got by Marsk, son of squirt, a son of Gartletts Childers, own brother to Flying Childers...
1839 · Wikidata · 5 prov
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Extraordinary Trotting Match against Time
1839 · Wikidata · 5 prov
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