Holman Collection (#2)

Drawings Prints, Print, Hill Side, Strayed Sheep, Artist, Engraver, William Holman Hunt
Drawings and Prints, Print, On the Hill Side (Strayed Sheep), Artist, Engraver, After, William Holman Hunt, Charles Cousen, British, London 1827-1910 London, British, Horton

DAGUERREOTYPE: WOMAN. Portrait of Mary Susan Everett Abbot. Daguerreotype by Luther Holman Hale, c1854

Julia Margaret Cameron (British, 1815 - 1879), William Holman Hunt, 1864, albumen print from a wet collodion negative

The Frigate Surprise at Anchor off Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, Francis Holman, 1760-1790, British

A Seascape with Men-of-War and Small Craft, Attributed to Francis Holman, 1760-1790, British

WILLIAM HOLMAN HUNT (1827-1910). English painter. Caricature lithograph, c1879, by Spy (Sir Leslie Ward)

William Holman Hunt (1827-1910) British painter and one of the founders of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood (1848). Appointed to the Order of Merit (1905)

Holman Hunt / Vanity Fair
WILLIAM HOLMAN HUNT Pre-Raphaelite artist Date: 1827 - 1910

THREEs A CROWD, 1930. American sheet music for the song Right at the Start of It from the show Threes a Crowd, 1930, starring Libby Holman, Clifton Webb, right, and Fred Allen

Holman Hunt / Eglington
WILLIAM HOLMAN HUNT Pre-Raphaelite artist at the age of 63

Millais / Holman Hunt
SIR JOHN EVERETT MILLAIS Pre-Raphaelite artist at the age of 24, as depicted by his friend and fellow-artist

Holman Hunt / Colour Pic
WILLIAM HOLMAN HUNT Pre-Raphaelite artist in middle age

Holman Hunt / Jonnard
WILLIAM HOLMAN HUNT Pre-Raphaelite artist at the age of 18

Holman Hunt / Cdv
WILLIAM HOLMAN HUNT Pre-Raphaelite artist

James Holman
JAMES HOLMAN Naval officer who, though blinded, became a notable traveller

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"William Holman Hunt: Illuminating the World with Artistic Brilliance" Step into the mesmerizing world of William Holman Hunt, a renowned artist whose works continue to captivate audiences even today. In his masterpiece "The Light of the World, " created between 1851 and 1853, Hunt beautifully portrays Jesus as the beacon of hope and salvation, radiating divine light upon all who seek it. Another notable creation by this artistic genius is "The Hireling Shepherd" from 1851. This thought-provoking piece depicts a shepherd neglecting his flock for personal gain, reminding us to prioritize our responsibilities with utmost sincerity. In "Finding the Savior in the Temple, " painted around 1859, Hunt captures an emotional moment when young Jesus astounds scholars with his wisdom. The painting serves as a testament to both Christ's divinity and humanity. Beyond religious themes, Hunt's talent extended to various subjects. A carte de visite showcases him as an accomplished artist himself – a man behind these masterpieces that have stood the test of time. One cannot overlook his iconic work titled "The Scapegoat. " Painted in 1854-56, this profound piece explores themes of guilt and redemption through vivid imagery set against the backdrop of Dead Sea landscapes. Hunt's artistry also found inspiration in prominent figures like William Ewart Gladstone, a Liberal politician whose portrait he skillfully captured. Through brushstrokes alone, he immortalized influential personalities on canvas. With pieces such as "May Morning on Magdalen Tower, " completed between 1888-1890, we witness how Hunt expertly brings nature alive on his canvases. His attention to detail transports viewers to serene landscapes filled with ethereal beauty. Steve Holman may not be directly related to William Holman Hunt but shares a name that resonates within creative circles today.