Henry Fox Collection
Henry Fox, also known as the First Lord Holland, was a prominent British politician and statesman during the 18th century
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Henry Fox, also known as the First Lord Holland, was a prominent British politician and statesman during the 18th century. His influence and impact on British politics are evident in various engravings and portraits that depict him throughout history. One such engraving portrays Henry Fox, 1st Baron Holland of Foxley, showcasing his distinguished appearance and status. Created by H Robinson in the 19th century, this artwork captures the essence of a powerful English statesman who played a significant role in shaping political affairs. Another intriguing depiction is seen in Joseph Haynes' creation titled "The Right Honorable Henry Fox, Lord Holland" from May 19, 1782. This portrait showcases Lord Holland's dignified presence and highlights his importance within society during that era. Furthermore, an interesting portrayal shows Henry Fox alongside The Duke of Newcastle in an engraving dating back to 1761. This image provides insight into the political alliances formed during that time period and sheds light on Lord Holland's relationships with influential figures. In addition to his political career, Henry Fox had other facets to his personality captured through art. For instance, William Hogarth's mezzotint plate from 1756 depicts him as a subject of portraiture while highlighting his achievements as the first Baron Holland of Foxley. Moreover, satirical engravings such as "Britannia in Distress Under a Tott ring Fabrick with a cumberous load, " published circa 1756 by George Bickham or "The Pompadour General" from 1759 showcase how he was portrayed humorously or critically at times due to his involvement in politics.