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Thomas Hudson

10 works held in 5 museums

English portrait painter, 1701-1779

Rear-Admiral Richard Tyrrell, 1716/7-66, Thomas Hudson

Rear-Admiral Richard Tyrrell, 1716/7-66, 1759–1762.

Thomas Hudson (British), oil on canvas

Royal Museums Greenwich, United Kingdom

Admiral Sir Peter Warren, 1703/04-52, Thomas Hudson

Admiral Sir Peter Warren, 1703/04-52, 1748–1752.

Thomas Hudson (British), oil on canvas

Royal Museums Greenwich, United Kingdom

George Frederick Handel (1685-1759), Thomas Hudson

George Frederick Handel (1685-1759), 1756.

Thomas Hudson (British), oil on canvas

Royal Collection, United Kingdom

John Van der Wall, Thomas Hudson

John Van der Wall, c. 1745.

Thomas Hudson (British), oil on canvas

Art Institute of Chicago, United States

Unknown Gentleman, Thomas Hudson

Unknown Gentleman, c. 1750.

Thomas Hudson (British), oil on canvas

Government Art Collection, United Kingdom

Samuel Scott, the Marine Painter, Thomas Hudson

Samuel Scott, the Marine Painter, c. 1731–1733.

Thomas Hudson (British), oil on canvas

Tate Britain, United Kingdom

Vice-Admiral John Byng, 1704-57, Thomas Hudson

Vice-Admiral John Byng, 1704-57, 1749.

Thomas Hudson (British), oil on canvas

Royal Museums Greenwich, United Kingdom

Admiral Fitzroy Henry Lee, 1699-1750, Thomas Hudson

Admiral Fitzroy Henry Lee, 1699-1750, 18th century.

Thomas Hudson (British), oil on canvas

Royal Museums Greenwich, United Kingdom

George Anson, 1st Baron Anson, Admiral of the Fleet, 1697-1762, Thomas Hudson

George Anson, 1st Baron Anson, Admiral of the Fleet, 1697-1762, before 1748.

Thomas Hudson (British), oil on canvas

Royal Museums Greenwich, United Kingdom

Sir John Norris (1670/1-1749) Admiral of the Fleet, Thomas Hudson

Sir John Norris (1670/1-1749) Admiral of the Fleet

Thomas Hudson (British), oil on canvas

Government Art Collection, United Kingdom

Works by Thomas Hudson (1701-1779), in the public domain in France and across the European Union, each linked to its record in the institution that holds it. Born in Devon, a pupil of Jonathan Richardson, whose daughter he married, he dominated London portraiture in the 1740s and was the teacher of Joshua Reynolds. Only works that the institutions attribute to him without reservation and for which a free photograph of at least 900 pixels on the short side exists are shown. The photographs are faithful reproductions of flat works (public-domain files from Wikimedia Commons). Titles are those of the institutions, with their translation.