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William Hodges and Warren Hastings: A Study in Eighteenth-Century Patronage

10/1973 | 847 | 115

Pages: 657-666

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Author:

Stuebe, Isabel (Stuebe, Isabel)

Subjects

artists:

Hodges, William

dates:

1750-1799

patrons:

Hastings, Warren

places:

India / England

places:

Agra / Kolkata (Calcutta)

subjects:

East India Company

subjects:

British painting / Patronage

subjects:

Topographical views / Landscapes (visual works)

Illustrations

Attributed works:

30. View of Calcutta from Fort William, by William Hodges. (Private Collection, England.)

Attributed works:

31. Warren Hastings's House at Alipur with Figures in the Foreground, by William Hodges. Pencil and Wash. (Collection Mr and Mrs Paul Mellon.)

Attributed works:

32. Natives Drawing Water from a Pond with Warren Hastings's House at Alipur in the Distance, by William Hodges. (Private Collection, London.)

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33. The Ruined Mosque at Rajmahal, by William Hodges. Pencil. (Collection Mr and Mrs Paul Mellon.)

Attributed works:

34. A View of Agra Taken from the South West. Engraved by J. Walker after a Painting by William Hodges.

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35. A View of the Fort of Gwalior. Engraved by W. Byrne after a Painting by William Hodges.

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36. A View of the Palace of the Nabob Asoph ul Dowlah at Lucknow. Engraved by Jas. Fittler after a Painting by William Hodges.

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37. View in the Jungle Ferry, Bengal, Moon Light, by William Hodges. (Private Collection, England.)

Attributed works:

38. View of the Ghats at Benares, by William Hodges. (Private Collection England.)

Attributed works:

39. View of Aurangzeb's Mosque in Benares, by William Hodges. (Private Collection, England.)

Attributed works:

40. Mrs Hastings at the Rocks of Colgong, by William Hodges. (Sabin Galleries, London.)

Attributed works:

42. Belisarius. Engraved by J. Ogborne after a Painting by William Hodges.

Western art unattributed:

41. Daylesford House, Gloucestershire, from the South West. Photo: National Monuments Record.

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