Nathaniel Hone Collection

Self-portrait of the artist, 1763. Creator: Nathaniel Hone
Self-portrait of the artist, 1763

Unknown woman, 1763. Creator: Nathaniel Hone
Unknown woman, 1763

Portrait of a young woman in a blue headscarf, 1759. Creator: Nathaniel Hone
Portrait of a young woman in a blue headscarf, 1759

John Wesley, c1766, (1936). Creator: Nathaniel Hone
John Wesley, c1766, (1936). Portrait of John Wesley (1703-1791) English cleric, theologian and evangelist by Nathaniel Hone (1718-1784). Oil on canvas

Miss Lydia Hone - "Her beauty hangs on the Cheek of Night, like a rich Jewel... November 30, 1771
Miss Lydia Hone - " Her beauty hangs on the Cheek of Night, like a rich Jewel in an Ethiops Ear", November 30, 1771

General Lloyd, 1773 (oil on canvas)
5938264 General Lloyd, 1773 (oil on canvas) by Hone, Nathaniel (1718-84); 76.2x63.8 cm; Fitzwilliam Museum, University of Cambridge, UK; eFitzwilliam Museum; Irish, out of copyright

Lydia Garner, 1753 (enamel on copper)
2963093 Lydia Garner, 1753 (enamel on copper) by Hone, Nathaniel (1718-84); Private Collection; (add.info.: Lydia Garner, facing right in lace-bordered blue silk dress, drop pearl earring)

Portrait of Captain the Hon. Robert Boyle Walsingham, M. P. (1736-1780), full-length
991391 Portrait of Captain the Hon. Robert Boyle Walsingham, M.P. (1736-1780), full-length. 1758 (oil on unlined canvas) by Hone

Portrait of Miss Sunning, head and shoulders, (oil on canvas)
824213 Portrait of Miss Sunning, head and shoulders, (oil on canvas) by Hone, Nathaniel (1718-84); 63.5x50.2. cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Portrait of Miss Sunning, head and shoulders)

Mary Wilkes, 1753 (enamel on copper)
2963092 Mary Wilkes, 1753 (enamel on copper) by Hone, Nathaniel (1718-84); Private Collection; (add.info.: Mary Wilkes, facing right in blue silk day-gown with lace-bordered white underslip)

The Green Boy : A Portrait of a Boy Half Length
652168 The Green Boy : A Portrait of a Boy Half Length, in a Green Coat and Black Hat with a Feather Plume, 1782 (oil on canvas) by Hone

Fanny Burney (Mme. D Arblay), c1780, (1920). Creator: Nathaniel Hone
Fanny Burney (Mme. D Arblay). c1780, (1920). Frances Burney (1752-1840), English satirical novelist, diarist and playwright. Portrait by N. Hone in Kings Lynn Town Hall

Drawings Prints, Print, Miss, Lydia, Hone, beauty, hangs, Cheek, Night, like, rich
Drawings and Prints, Print, Miss Lydia Hone - Her beauty hangs on the Cheek of Night, like a rich Jewel in an Ethiops Ear, Engraver, Artist, Publisher, Sitter, Subject, After, John Raphael Smith

Mrs. Benjamin Cole, Nathaniel Hone, 1718-1784, Irish

Benjamin Cole Signed and dated, upper left: NHONE P | 1776, Nathaniel Hone
Benjamin Cole Signed and dated, upper left: " NHONE P | 1776", Nathaniel Hone, 1718-1784, Irish

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Nathaniel Hone, a renowned artist of his time, left an indelible mark on the art world with his exquisite creations. Born in 1718, he was influenced by the works of John Wesley and began honing his skills as a painter from an early age. One of Hone's notable pieces is "Miss Lydia Hone - 'Her beauty hangs on the Cheek of Night, like a rich Jewel. . ". Created in November 1771 by John Raphael Smith, this portrait captures Miss Lydia's ethereal beauty and elegance. The delicate strokes on ivory bring out her charm and grace. Hone's talent extended beyond portraits; he also excelled in painting miniatures on ivory. His group of miniatures showcases his mastery over this intricate art form. Each piece tells its own story through vibrant colors and meticulous details. In 1773, Hone painted "General Lloyd, " depicting the military leader with striking realism. The oil-on-canvas artwork portrays General Lloyd's strength and determination, showcasing Hone's ability to capture character through brushstrokes. Another captivating enamel creation by Hone is "Lydia Garner" from 1753. This copper masterpiece immortalizes Lydia Garner's timeless beauty with its delicate enamel work that brings her features to life. Hone also ventured into full-length portraits like "Portrait of Captain the Hon. Robert Boyle Walsingham. " Painted around 1736-1780, this impressive artwork captures Captain Walsingham's commanding presence while highlighting Hone's attention to detail. Among his subjects was "Miss Sunning, " portrayed head and shoulders in oil on canvas. This portrait exudes elegance and sophistication as it encapsulates Miss Sunning's allure through skillful brushwork. The enchanting "Mary Wilkes" from 1753 showcases another example of Hone’s expertise in enameling copper surfaces. The intricate details highlight Mary Wilkes' radiant personality, making this piece a true gem.