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Amelia Hotham

Amelia Hotham (c 1776 – 1812) was a British watercolour painter. She was the daughter of Susannah Hankey and Beaumont, 2nd Lord Hotham. She married John Woodcock in 1798.

Also recorded as Hon. Mrs. J. Woodcock · Amelia Woodcock

Amelia Hotham

"Riverside landscape with a castle in the distance. painted in 1793, when Turner and Girtin were only eighteen. The breadth and manner of this drawing are therefore remarkable, especially as coming from a lady of that time. The scenic pomp of the design points to the influence of Francis Nicholson." as introduced on page 88 in Women painters of the world, from the time of Caterina Vigri, 1413-1463

Amelia Hotham · British Museum · Public domain

Name
Amelia Hotham Woodcock
Birth Name
Amelia Hotham
Born
1776
Died
1812
Known for
Painting
Nationality
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Occupation
painter · watercolorist

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Amelia Hotham fu paesaggista e “painters (artists)”; la nascita è registrata nel 1760 e la morte nel 1812.

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