Early Victorian Portraits Catalogue
Sir Henry Havelock, Bt (1795-1857), General
- Gallery portraits
- All known portraits
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The only likenesses from the life are Mrs Mannin's water-colour, Lundgren's sketches, and the undated daguerreotype.
1851
Water-colour by Mrs M. Mannin. Collection of the Havelock Estate, on loan to the Yorkshire County Record Office, Northallerton (N. Riding). Reproduced J. C. Pollock, Way to Glory (1957), frontispiece. The lithograph by C. J. Baselie, published Colnaghi and M. H. Mason, Brighton, 1857 (example in NPG), shows Havelock in military costume, but is almost certainly based on this water-colour; the head in the woodcut published ILN, XXXI (1857), 257, is very similar.
1857
'The Relief of Lucknow' by T. J. Barker, after sketches by E. Lundgren. Corporation of Glasgow.
Engraved by C. G. Lewis, published Agnew, 1860 (example in NPG, plate 412). Lundgren's sketches were sold at Christie's, 16 April 1875.
Lithograph by C. Baugniet, published Gambart & Co, 1857 (example in NPG).
c.1857
Drawing by F. Goodall (NPG 4835).
Ebony bust by an unknown artist. Formerly Royal United Service Museum, London.
1858
Bust by G. G. Adams (NPG 1204).
Bust by W. Behnes. Guildhall Museum, London.
Exhibited British Empire Exhibition, Palace of Arts, Wembley, 1925 (N35), reproduced 'Illustrated Souvenir,' p 76.
c.1858
Painting by W. Crabb. Collection of P. French.
Exhibited SKM, 1868 (545), and VE, 1892 (152). Engraved by J. Sinclair, published H. Graves & Co, and engraved by C. Holl, published J. Virtue, 1858 (examples in NPG).
Bust(?) by F. Junck. Exhibited RA, 1858 (1206).
1859
Engraving by A. H. Ritchie, published Young & Co, New York, 1859 (example in British Museum), reproduced J. C. Pollock, facing p 246.
c.1860
Bust by W. Behnes. Exhibited RA, 1861 (1072).
Possibly the bust in the Guildhall Museum (see above).
Sketch for a statue by T. Thornycroft. Exhibited RA, 1860 (996).
1861
Bronze statue by W. Behnes. Sunderland.
c.1861
Bronze statue by W. Behnes. Trafalgar Square, London.
Reproduced as a woodcut ILN, XXXVIII (1861), 362.
Bust by W. Behnes. Exhibited RA, 1861 (1045), as presented to Lady Havelock.
1866
Marble relief (meeting Clyde and Outram at Lucknow) by M. Noble. Outram Memorial, Westminster Abbey.
Undated
Water-colour by an unknown artist. Victoria Memorial Hall, Calcutta.
Marble bust by M. Noble. Victoria Memorial Hall, Calcutta.
An apparently related model was formerly at Elswick Hall, Newcastle, listed in Catalogue of Lough and Noble Models at Elswick Hall (c.1928), p 63 (219).
Anonymous bust. India Office, London.
Anonymous daguerreotype (probably taken in India). On loan to Yorkshire County Record Office, Northallerton.
Anonymous engraving (example in NPG).
This extended catalogue entry is from the out-of-print National Portrait Gallery collection catalogue: Richard Ormond, Early Victorian Portraits, Her Majesty's Stationery Office, 1973, and is as published then. For the most up-to-date details on individual Collection works, we recommend reading the information provided in the Search the Collection results on this website in parallel with this text.
1851
Water-colour by Mrs M. Mannin. Collection of the Havelock Estate, on loan to the Yorkshire County Record Office, Northallerton (N. Riding). Reproduced J. C. Pollock, Way to Glory (1957), frontispiece. The lithograph by C. J. Baselie, published Colnaghi and M. H. Mason, Brighton, 1857 (example in NPG), shows Havelock in military costume, but is almost certainly based on this water-colour; the head in the woodcut published ILN, XXXI (1857), 257, is very similar.
1857
'The Relief of Lucknow' by T. J. Barker, after sketches by E. Lundgren. Corporation of Glasgow.
Engraved by C. G. Lewis, published Agnew, 1860 (example in NPG, plate 412). Lundgren's sketches were sold at Christie's, 16 April 1875.
Lithograph by C. Baugniet, published Gambart & Co, 1857 (example in NPG).
c.1857
Drawing by F. Goodall (NPG 4835).
Ebony bust by an unknown artist. Formerly Royal United Service Museum, London.
1858
Bust by G. G. Adams (NPG 1204).
Bust by W. Behnes. Guildhall Museum, London.
Exhibited British Empire Exhibition, Palace of Arts, Wembley, 1925 (N35), reproduced 'Illustrated Souvenir,' p 76.
c.1858
Painting by W. Crabb. Collection of P. French.
Exhibited SKM, 1868 (545), and VE, 1892 (152). Engraved by J. Sinclair, published H. Graves & Co, and engraved by C. Holl, published J. Virtue, 1858 (examples in NPG).
Bust(?) by F. Junck. Exhibited RA, 1858 (1206).
1859
Engraving by A. H. Ritchie, published Young & Co, New York, 1859 (example in British Museum), reproduced J. C. Pollock, facing p 246.
c.1860
Bust by W. Behnes. Exhibited RA, 1861 (1072).
Possibly the bust in the Guildhall Museum (see above).
Sketch for a statue by T. Thornycroft. Exhibited RA, 1860 (996).
1861
Bronze statue by W. Behnes. Sunderland.
c.1861
Bronze statue by W. Behnes. Trafalgar Square, London.
Reproduced as a woodcut ILN, XXXVIII (1861), 362.
Bust by W. Behnes. Exhibited RA, 1861 (1045), as presented to Lady Havelock.
1866
Marble relief (meeting Clyde and Outram at Lucknow) by M. Noble. Outram Memorial, Westminster Abbey.
Undated
Water-colour by an unknown artist. Victoria Memorial Hall, Calcutta.
Marble bust by M. Noble. Victoria Memorial Hall, Calcutta.
An apparently related model was formerly at Elswick Hall, Newcastle, listed in Catalogue of Lough and Noble Models at Elswick Hall (c.1928), p 63 (219).
Anonymous bust. India Office, London.
Anonymous daguerreotype (probably taken in India). On loan to Yorkshire County Record Office, Northallerton.
Anonymous engraving (example in NPG).
This extended catalogue entry is from the out-of-print National Portrait Gallery collection catalogue: Richard Ormond, Early Victorian Portraits, Her Majesty's Stationery Office, 1973, and is as published then. For the most up-to-date details on individual Collection works, we recommend reading the information provided in the Search the Collection results on this website in parallel with this text.