
1758β1810 Β· British Β· 30 artworks
artist bio
John Hoppner was a leading English portrait painter of the late 18th and early 19th centuries, rivaling Thomas Lawrence in popularity. He is known for his elegant and flattering portraits of British aristocracy and celebrities, capturing the spirit of the Romantic era.
what you'll learn
Studying Hoppner's work allows students to understand portraiture techniques, including composition, capturing likeness, and conveying social status through pose and setting. Students can also learn about the Romantic era's aesthetic preferences in portraiture.
related: Thomas Lawrence, Henry Raeburn, Joshua Reynolds

Mrs. Cholmondeley
1791

Captain Peter Parker
1808

William Pitt the Younger

Sir Ralph Abercromby
1798

The Honourable Elizabeth Ingram
1789

Portrait of Adam Duncan, 1st Viscount Duncan
1798

Portrait of a lady
1790

Lady Hamilton as βNeΓ¦raβ
1788

The Honorable Lucy Elizabeth Byng
1799

An Unknown British Officer

The Bowden Children
1803

Portrait of a young lady

Portrait of Mademoiselle Hilligsberg
1791

Jane Elizabeth, Countess of Oxford
1797

Portrait of Dorothy Jordan as Rosalind in βAs You Like Itβ
1801

Portrait of a Lady as Evelina

The Hon. Alicia Herbert as a Child
1795

Portrait of George IV, when Prince of Wales
1796

Susannah Edith, Lady Rawley
1785

Mary Robinson as Perdita
1782

Portrait of Joseph Foster Barham M.P. (Jnr)

Miranda

The Frankland Sisters
1795

William Boteler

Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington

Lady Elizabeth Howard
1798

Rear-Admiral Sir Horatio Nelson
1800

Self portrait
1800

Princess Sophia, after John Hoppner

Portrait of Harriet, Viscountess Duncannon with Her Sons
1787