Henry Bone

1755 — 1834

British artist (1755-1834)

Henry Bone was an English enamel painter. By c. 1800 he had attracted royal patronage for his portrait miniatures This patronage continued throughout the reigns of three monarchs; George III, George IV and William IV. In his early career he worked as a porcelain and jewellry painter. He was elected a Royal Academician and produced the largest enamel paintings ever seen up to that time.

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A Portrait of Thomas Hope in Turkish Costume

Young Woman

Robert Cathcart, Esq.

Sir Charles Blunt, fourth Baronet

Bacchus and Ariadne

Henry Hope (1735/36–1811), after Jones

Portrait of Samuel Lyons

John Heaviside, Esq.

Thomas Howard (1585–1646), Second Earl of Arundel, after Rubens

Alessandro Farnese, Pope Paul III, seated three-quarter-length, in papal robes

The Royal Family diamond and enamel order of George IV

George IV (1762–1830) as Prince Regent, after Lawrence

Matthew Baillie (1761–1823), F.R.S., after Hoppner

The duchess of Kent with her daughter, the future queen Victoria

Algernon Percy (1602–1668), Tenth Earl of Northumberland, after Van Dyck

Charles X (1757–1836), King of France, after Gérard

Mary Manners-Sutton née Thoroton

A GENTLEMAN

Blue Boy (copy after Thomas Gainsborough)

Miniature Portrait of Selina Shirley, Countess of Huntingdon (1707-1791)

MRS. EDWARD LONG (née Mary Ballard)

William Blake

LADY FANNY STEWART

Robert Graham of Gartmore (1735–1797), Rector of Glasgow University (1785)

Robert Graham of Gartmore; (1735-1797)

Portrait of William Manning