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Rev. Hugh Hanna
Rev. Hugh Hanna 1824-90 (1876). Whichelo, Augustus George fl.1873-1876. Date: 1876
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1876 Augustus Hanna Hugh Whichelo
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This striking oil painting depicts the Reverend Hugh Hanna, a prominent religious figure in 19th century England. The portrait was painted by the skilled artist, Augustus George Whichelo, in 1876. Reverend Hanna is shown here in his clerical robes, with a serious yet compassionate expression on his face. His piercing gaze seems to convey a deep sense of wisdom and understanding, reflecting the spiritual guidance he provided to his congregation. Reverend Hanna was born in County Down, Northern Ireland, in 1824. He was educated at Trinity College in Dublin and later ordained in the Church of Ireland. He served as a curate in several parishes before being appointed as the Rector of St. Mary's Church in Ballynahinch, County Down, in 1855. He held this position until his retirement in 1889. During his tenure at St. Mary's, Reverend Hanna became known for his charitable work and dedication to the community. He established a school for the children of the parish, as well as a workhouse for the destitute. He also played a key role in the establishment of the Ballynahinch Workhouse Infirmary. This painting captures a moment in time, preserving the memory of a man who dedicated his life to serving his community and providing spiritual guidance to those in need. The intricate details of the painting, from the rich folds of Reverend Hanna's robes to the subtle textures of his facial features, showcase Whichelo's exceptional artistic talent. The painting is a testament to the enduring legacy of both the artist and the subject, offering a glimpse into the past and the important role that religious figures played in the lives of their communities during this period.
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