When did Robert Home live?

Robert Home lived from 1752 to 1834.

What movement was Robert Home part of?

Robert Home was part of the Neoclassicism movement.

Where can I see paintings by Robert Home?

Paintings by Robert Home are held by National Gallery of Ireland and Victoria and Albert Museum.

Robert Home · Paintings, Biography & Famous Works

British, 1752–1834

Robert Home was a British Neoclassicism artist. 7 works are cataloged here, principally at National Gallery of Ireland. Robert Home was born in Kingston upon Hull.

Robert Home (1752–1834) was a British oil portrait painter who travelled to the Indian subcontinent in 1791. During his travels he also painted historic scenes and landscapes.

Works by Robert Home

Portrait of a Man, formerly Known as Sir Richard Robinson, Archibishop of Armagh (1709-1794)
Portrait of Angelina Smith (1770-1808), Daughter of Michael Smith, future 1st Bt
Portrait of James Henry Cottingham (1762-1820)
Portrait of Mr Cottingham
Portrait of Mrs Cottingham
Untitled
Mysore rocket man

Collections represented

Museum

National Gallery of Ireland

5 works at National Gallery of Ireland

Museum

Victoria and Albert Museum

2 works at Victoria and Albert Museum

Works by Robert Home

Collections represented

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