Antique Painting Collection


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Affleck, William

Albrecht, Kurt
Andrews, Ambrose
Ballesio, Giuseppe
Bennett, Frank Moss
Boddington, Edwin Henry
Byles, William
Capeinick, Jean
Carlier, Max
Caser, Ettore
Clare, Oliver
Clare, Vincent
Coleman, Frank
Collins, Charles
Cunaeus, Conradyn
Damschroeder, JJM
Daynes-Grassot, Suzanne
De Paredes, Vincent
Dommersen, Pieter C.
Downing, Delapore
Gallon, Robert
Goodall, Frederick
Grant, Gordon Hope
Hawthorne, Charles
Hayllar, Janes
Hemelman, A. B.
Herberte, Edward
Hermanns, Heinrich
Hess, Marcel
Hooper, John H
Hughes, Talbot
Jacobs, Adolphe
Jacobsen, Antonio
Janssens, Rene
Knowles, George S.
Kuwasseg, Charles E.
Laudy, Jean
Lee-Hankey, William
Levigne, Theodore
Lipscombe, Guy
Maes, Jacques
Maggs, John C
Meyer, Frederick W
Montague, Alfred
Mortelmans, Frans
Mottard, Leonie
Norretranders, J
Parker, Henry H.
Richter, Herbert D.
Rosen, Ernest
Schafer, Henry
Shayer, Henry
Sieffert, Paul
Spohler, Jan Jacob
Stanfield, George C
Thompson, George A.
Thornley, William
Thors, Joseph
Toussaint, Fernand
Van Couver, Jan
Van Sluys, Remi
Verbrugghe, Charles
Vernon, Emile
Walsh, Lucie
Waugh, Frederick
Wheeler, Alfred
Williams, Albert
Williams, William of Plymouth
Wymer, Reginald
Yates, Gideon
Zuber-Buhler, Fritz

John Horace Hooper

Hooper

Artist: John Horace Hooper
British (1850-1899)

Title: River Landscape

Medium: Oil on Panel 24" x 42"


JOHN HORACE HOOPER
British (1850-1899)
 

John Horace Hooper was born in 1850 in or around London, England. He was a painter of landscapes.

He painted in a broad, realistic style, similar to that of the well known British artist, Henry John Kinnaird, who apparently influenced him.

Hooper began to exhibit at the important venues in 1877 and continued to do so until 1899. He exhibited six times at The Royal Academy which included views of Mapledurham, Pangbourne and Sonning.

He also exhibited at The Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool, The Royal Hibernian Academy and The Arthur Tooth & Sons Gallery.

John Horace Hooper died sometime after 1899.