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統計情報Portrait of a Gentleman
1807
8.0 x 6.0 cm
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Portrait of a Gentleman
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Horace Hone: Life & Legacy
Early Life and Training
Horace Hone (11 February 1754 – 25 May 1825) was an English painter of miniatures. Born in Frith Street, London, he was the eldest son of Nathaniel Hone and Mary Hone (née Earle) of York, England. His father, a miniaturist himself, provided Horace with his initial artistic training – a crucial foundation for his future career.
Hone entered the Royal Academy School on 9 October 1770, at the age of sixteen. He first exhibited with the Royal Academy in 1772 and quickly gained recognition for his skill. In 1779, he was elected an associate member, signifying growing respect within the artistic community.
Career & Artistic Development
Horace Hone’s career unfolded across several key locations. He married Sophia Dapper and had one daughter, Mary Sophia Matilda. A significant period of his working life was spent in Dublin, where he resided from 1782 to 1804. This time saw him establish a thriving practice, catering to the Irish aristocracy.
Following his time in Dublin, Hone moved to Bath and eventually established a studio in Dover Street, London. He continued to exhibit regularly with the Royal Academy until 1822, demonstrating consistent productivity and engagement with the art world.
Artistic Style & Influences
Hone specialized in miniature portraits, capturing the likenesses of prominent figures with remarkable detail and elegance. His style is characterized by a refined technique, delicate brushwork, and an ability to convey personality within the constraints of the small format.
His primary influence was undoubtedly his father, Nathaniel Hone, from whom he inherited both technical skills and an appreciation for portraiture. He also drew inspiration from other leading miniaturists of the era, adapting their techniques while developing his own distinctive approach.
Major Achievements & Recognition
Throughout his career, Horace Hone enjoyed considerable success as a portrait miniaturist. His works were sought after by members of the aristocracy and notable individuals in both England and Ireland. He became known for his ability to create flattering yet realistic portrayals.
In 1820, facing financial difficulties, Hone successfully applied for a pension from the Royal Academy – a testament to his standing within the artistic community and recognition of his contributions.
Later Life & Legacy
The final years of Horace Hone’s life were marked by declining health. He suffered from mental illness, which was documented in the diary of Joseph Farington. He passed away on 24 May 1825, at his home on Dover Street, London, due to an illness related to gout – a condition he had battled for many years.
Hone is buried at St George's Chapel, Bayswater Road, London. While not as widely celebrated today as some of his contemporaries, Horace Hone remains a significant figure in the history of British miniature painting, representing a refined and elegant style that captured the spirit of the 18th century.
Key Characteristics of His Work
- Miniature Portraiture: Specialization in small-scale portrait paintings.
- Refined Technique: Demonstrating meticulous detail and delicate brushwork.
- Aristocratic Patrons: Primarily commissioned by members of the upper class.
- Realistic Likenesses: Capturing accurate representations with a touch of idealization.
Horace Hone
1754 - 1825 , United Kingdom
基本情報
- Birth Date: 1754-02-11
- Birth Place: London, United Kingdom
- Death Date: 1825-05-25
- Influenced By: Nathaniel Hone
- Movement: Miniature painting
- Name: Horace Hone
- Nationality: English
- Notable Works:
- Portrait of a Gentleman
- Portrait of a Woman, Said to Be Lady Agnes Anne Wrothesley