William Hilton the Younger

1786–1839

William Hilton the Younger, ‘Rebecca and Abraham’s Servant at the Well’ exhibited 1833 — Rebecca and Abraham’s Servant at the Well exhibited 1833
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Biography

William Hilton (3 June 1786 – 30 December 1839), was a British portrait and history painter.

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Artworks

William Hilton the Younger Rebecca and Abraham’s Servant at the Well

exhibited 1833
William Hilton the Younger Nature Blowing Bubbles for her Children

exhibited 1821
William Hilton the Younger Cupid and Nymph

exhibited 1828
William Hilton the Younger Editha and the Monks Searching for the Body of Harold

exhibited 1834
William Hilton the Younger Diana at the Bath

c.1820
William Hilton the Younger Study of a Monk’s Head for ‘Editha and the Monks’

c.1834
William Hilton the Younger Study for ‘Sir Calepine Rescuing Serena’

c.1830
William Hilton the Younger Sir Calepine Rescuing Serena

exhibited 1831

Features

BP Spotlight: Bodies of Nature

Cora Gilroy-Ware

Bodies of (Human) Nature: Nymphs in British Art 1780–1840

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