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Arthur Hughes

(1832-1915), Painter

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Artist associated with 3 portraits
Trained at the Government School of Design, Hughes exhibited his first painting at the Royal Academy of Arts when he was just seventeen. He was converted to Pre-Raphaelitism by reading the movement's magazine, The Germ, and became a close friend and collaborator of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood. His best-known paintings include April Love (1856) and The Long Engagement (1853-9).

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Arthur Hughes, by Arthur Hughes - NPG 2759Arthur Hughes
by Arthur Hughes
NPG 2759
'Home from work', by William Edward Gray, after Arthur Hughes - NPG P1273(12a)'Home from work'
by William Edward Gray, after Arthur Hughes
NPG P1273(12a)
'The Rift in the Lute', by William Edward Gray, after Arthur Hughes - NPG P1273(12b)'The Rift in the Lute'
by William Edward Gray, after Arthur Hughes
NPG P1273(12b)

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