John Hollins (1798-1855), Painter
Sitter in 1 portrait
Artist associated with 5 portraits
John Hollins, portrait and subject painter, was born in Birmingham, the son of a glass-painter in that town. In 1822 he moved to London, where he produced oil paintings and occasionally miniatures. He travelled to Italy in 1825 and studied art there for two years. On his return in 1827 he resumed practice in London, and became a frequent exhibitor at the Royal Academy and the British Institution.
Charles Abbott, 1st Baron Tenterden
by John Hollins, after William Owen
oil on canvas, 1850 (exhibited 1819)
NPG 481
A Consultation prior to the Aerial Voyage to Weilburgh, 1836
by John Hollins
oil on canvas, circa 1836-1838
On display in Making Portraits: A Sense of Occasion at Bodelwyddan Castle
NPG 4710
by George Thomas Payne, published by Hodgson & Graves, after John Hollins
mezzotint, published 6 June 1838
NPG D34902
by Hermann Dröhmer (Droehmer), after John Hollins
mezzotint, 1850
NPG D32833
All paintings by this artist on the BBC Your Paintings website






