Robert Hills
Pittore di scene rurali
Robert Hills era un pittore e incisore inglese. Hills nacque a Islington. Inizialmente studiò sotto John Alexander Gresse, poi si iscrisse alla Royal Academy of Arts nel 1788. Dipingeva principalmente scene rurali, in particolare animali da fattoria. Alcune delle sue opere si trovano ora al British Museum. Hills era noto per disegnare animali nelle opere di altri artisti, come George Barret, Jr. e George Fennell Robson. Pubblicò Schizzi nelle Fiandre e in Olanda (1816), con le sue proprie acquetinte.
Relationship Network
Master student
- John Alexander Gresse Student
Artworks by this artist
- The Wood
- A Cow Byre
- A Farm at Eton
- Drove of Sheep and Cows
- Figure Studies; A Farm Worker, Mr. Samuel, the Drawing Master Reclining and Dozing, and a Slight Sketch of a Man in a Hat
- Study of a Holly Tree
- A Village Snow Scene 1819
- A Young Deer 1801
- Orchard Trees at Under River near Knole ca. 1826
- Studies of Haymakers ca. 1807
- Study of Bracken 1802
- Three Donkeys
- Tree Study
- Between Netley Heath and Albury
- Looking Across the Maas from Rotterdam
- A Stag’s Head; three studies
- A Wagon With Hops and Two Sketches of Horses
- Study of Foliage after 1799
- The Shearing
- Reflections in a Wooded Pool