Showing 22 artworks with John Hoppner and with artwork date before 1799 and with artwork date after 1789
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John Hoppner
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-1799
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1789+
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- Espresso
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- Clay
- Driftwood
- Bronze
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- Portrait Painting
- John Hoppner
- Fine Art Reproduction
- 18Th Century Art
- Classical Art Style
- Baroque Style
- British Art
- Oil On Canvas
- John Wills
- British Royalty
- Viola Twelfth Night
- British Portraiture
- Historical Painting
- Regal
- Fine Art Prints
- Neoclassical Portrait
- Renaissance Art Style
- Detailed Interior Scene
- Portrait
- Elegant Woman
- Wadham College Oxford
- Birds
- Vintage Oil Painting
- Warden
- Military
- Hoppner Artwork
- Red Military Uniform
- Oil Painting 1799
- Hoppner
- Baroque Art
- Historical Portrait
- White Dress
- Frankland Sisters
- Formal Portrait Art
- Aristocracy
- Portrait Of A Man
- Regency Art
- 1795 Art History
- Lord Hugh Seymour
- Family Portrait Art
- 1799
- Military Portrait Art
- European Art History
- Dorothy Jordan
- John Hoppner Portrait
- Muted Color Palette
- Neoclassical Art
- Victorian Era Art
- Red Hat Feather
- Red Robe
Admire Elizabeth James Parkyns by John Hoppner, a captivating portrait painted in 1794 showcasing elegance and detail at Taft Museum of Art. Explore its history and artistic significance.
Admire John Hoppner’s ‘Mrs Jordan as Viola,’ a captivating 18th-century portrait showcasing vibrant colors & elegant detail. Explore this exquisite artwork's historical charm.
Admire John Hoppner's striking portrait of Lord Hugh Seymour, a distinguished naval officer and socialite from 1799. A captivating glimpse into Georgian England.
Admire John Hoppner's masterful portrait of John Wills, Warden of Wadham College Oxford, capturing his scholarly demeanor and academic pursuits amidst a richly detailed interior setting.
Admire John Hoppner’s 1799 portrait of Major Pechell! This neoclassical oil painting showcases military authority & refined style. A stunning piece for art collectors.
Admire John Hoppner’s ‘The Frankland Sisters,’ a stunning 1795 Neoclassical portrait showcasing familial beauty & refined elegance in a detailed landscape.