Retrato de Sydney Hodges

Pinturas de Sydney Hodges: As 46 mais famosas, sob o olhar de uma galeria

Atualizado em Novembro 2026 · classificado pela nossa pontuação de popularidade (pesquisas, visitas e pedidos de cada obra) · 46 obras de Sydney Hodges em nosso catálogo

Em resumo

Aos olhos da galeria, a pintura mais famosa de Sydney Hodges é James Tennant (1863), cuja obra original está exposta no King's College London, em London. James Bird Read, Mayor of Penryn (1837, 1847, 1853, 1855–1857, 1860–1862 1865) (1866) e Samuel Hey (1873) completam o trio que todos reconhecem. Dos 46 trabalhos de Sydney Hodges em nosso catálogo, a galeria apresenta abaixo as 46 obras mais famosas, cada uma original, com seu ano, seu museu e o que a torna única.

1829 – 1900, Worthing Academic realism Mais obras: Leeds General Infirmary

As 10 principais pinturas de Sydney Hodges na galeria

1
James Tennant (1863) de Sydney Hodges

James Tennant

1863 · Oil On Canvas · King's College London, London

The room feels heavy with a stillness that seems to press against the very edges of the canvas. A man sits alone, his figure anchored to a chair at a table draped in a deep red cloth. He is dressed in the formal attire of 1863, a suit and tie that speak of a specific social gravity, yet his posture suggests a mind far from the immediate surroundings. His hands…

3
Samuel Hey (1873) de Sydney Hodges

Samuel Hey

1873 · Oil On Canvas · Leeds General Infirmary, Leeds

In this 1873 portrait, we find ourselves in the quiet, private space of an elderly gentleman named Samuel Hey. He is seated in a richly upholstered armchair, his figure filling much of the frame in a way that suggests a settled, permanent authority. There is a certain gravity to his posture, a stillness that comes from a life lived with purpose. The lighting, arriving from the upper left, carves his…

4
Sir John Russell Reynolds (1828–1896), Bt (1882) de Sydney Hodges

Sir John Russell Reynolds (1828–1896), Bt

1882 · Oil On Canvas

An elderly gentleman sits anchored in a high-backed chair, his presence filling the quiet space of the canvas. He is a man of substance, draped in the heavy, dark fabrics of the late nineteenth century. His hands rest upon a cane, a tactile connection to the physical world that grounds his seated form. The light is a soft, diffused glow, catching the ridges of his brow and the texture of…

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Right Honourable Matthew Talbot Baines, QC, MP (1891) de Sydney Hodges

Right Honourable Matthew Talbot Baines, QC, MP

1891 · Oil On Canvas · The Shire Hall, Lancaster

An older gentleman sits at a desk, his presence commanding the frame through a traditional, academic composition. The portrait captures a moment of quiet authority, utilizing a dark, indistinct background to push the subject into the viewer's immediate space. Light falls sharply across his features, carving out the contours of his face and the texture of his attire with dramatic contrast. This chiaroscuro effect lends a somber weight to the…

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Theophilus Redwood (1806–1892), First Professor of Pharmacy at the Pharmaceutical Society School (1887) de Sydney Hodges

Theophilus Redwood (1806–1892), First Professor of Pharmacy at the Pharmaceutical Society School

1887 · Oil On Canvas · Musée Victor Hugo, Paris

In this 1887 oil portrait, we encounter Theophilus Redwood, a man whose presence commands a quiet, scholarly respect. The subject is presented in a formal studio style, his face and upper body emerging from a deep, impenetrable black background. This choice of lighting creates a dramatic chiaroscuro effect, casting strong shadows that define the deep lines of his skin and the texture of his full white beard. There is a…

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General Joseph Edwin Thackwell (1813–1900), CB (1894) de Sydney Hodges

General Joseph Edwin Thackwell (1813–1900), CB

1894 · Oil On Canvas

In this 1894 portrait, we find ourselves in the presence of General Joseph Edwin Thackwell, a man whose very posture commands the space around him. He is seated in a plush, upholstered chair, his presence anchored by a sense of quiet, settled power. The composition is centered, drawing the eye immediately to the intricate details of his military regalia and the weathered, dignified lines of his face. There is a…

Pinturas de Sydney Hodges, classificadas de 11 a 46

11Edward Vivian (1808–1893), MA, JP, Founder Member and First Treasurer Torquay Natural History Society (1856) de Sydney HodgesEdward Vivian (1808–1893), MA, JP, Founder Member and First Treasurer Torquay Natural History Society1856 12Henry Cranmer March Phillipps, Esq. (1793–1880), JP (1865) de Sydney HodgesHenry Cranmer March Phillipps, Esq. (1793–1880), JP1865 · Torquay Town Hall 13Henry Philpotts (1778–1869), Bishop of Exeter, Controversialist (1866) de Sydney HodgesHenry Philpotts (1778–1869), Bishop of Exeter, Controversialist1866 14Mrs Henry Wood (1814–1887) (1875) de Sydney HodgesMrs Henry Wood (1814–1887)1875 · Worcester Guildhall 15William Thompson in Mayoral Chain (1877) de Sydney HodgesWilliam Thompson in Mayoral Chain1877 · Towneley Hall Art Gallery - Museum 16Right Honourable Sir James Fergusson (1832–1907), 6th Bt of Kilkerran, GCSI, KCMG, CIE (1875) de Sydney HodgesRight Honourable Sir James Fergusson (1832–1907), 6th Bt of Kilkerran, GCSI, KCMG, CIE1875 · County Buildings 17Robert Edward (1742–1801), 9th Lord Petre of Writtle (1885) de Sydney HodgesRobert Edward (1742–1801), 9th Lord Petre of Writtle1885 · The Library And Museum of Freemasonry 18Benjamin Disraeli (1874–1880), MP (1882) de Sydney HodgesBenjamin Disraeli (1874–1880), MP1882 · Maidstone Museum - Bentlif Art Gallery 19William Brown (1882) de Sydney HodgesWilliam Brown1882 · Leeds General Infirmary 20Claudius Galen Wheelhouse (1826–1909) (1884) de Sydney HodgesClaudius Galen Wheelhouse (1826–1909)1884 · Leeds General Infirmary 21John Darnton Luccock, Mayor (1845 1864) (1884) de Sydney HodgesJohn Darnton Luccock, Mayor (1845 1864)1884 · Leeds Civic Hall 22Sir P. Protheroe Smith (1810–1882) (1881) de Sydney HodgesSir P. Protheroe Smith (1810–1882)1881 23Philip Prothero Smith, Mayor (1871–1875 1878) (1881) de Sydney HodgesPhilip Prothero Smith, Mayor (1871–1875 1878)1881 · Truro City Council Municipal Buildings 24Reverend Henry Robert Reynolds, DD (1825–1896), President of Cheshunt College (1882) de Sydney HodgesReverend Henry Robert Reynolds, DD (1825–1896), President of Cheshunt College1882 25Reverend H. R. Reynolds, DD (1888) de Sydney HodgesReverend H. R. Reynolds, DD1888 · Cheshunt Foundation 26William Nevill (1826–1915), Marquess of Abergavenny (1887) de Sydney HodgesWilliam Nevill (1826–1915), Marquess of Abergavenny1887 · Tunbridge Wells Museum And Art Gallery 27John Alan Rolls (1837–1912), 1st Baron Llangattock (1888) de Sydney HodgesJohn Alan Rolls (1837–1912), 1st Baron Llangattock1888 28Reverend W. Relton (1816–1893), Vicar of St Mary's Church, Ealing (1853–1886) (1886) de Sydney HodgesReverend W. Relton (1816–1893), Vicar of St Mary's Church, Ealing (1853–1886)1886 29Sir Andrew Clark (1826–1893), Bt (after Frank Holl) (1889) de Sydney HodgesSir Andrew Clark (1826–1893), Bt (after Frank Holl)1889 · Barts And The London Queen Mary School of Medicine And Dentistry 30Right Honourable Richard Assheton Cross (1823–1914) (1891) de Sydney HodgesRight Honourable Richard Assheton Cross (1823–1914)1891 · The Shire Hall 31Admiral Arthur William Acland Hood (1824–1901), Baron Hood of Avalon (1891) de Sydney HodgesAdmiral Arthur William Acland Hood (1824–1901), Baron Hood of Avalon1891 · National Maritime Museum 32James Grierson (1827–1887), General Manager, Great Western Railway (1863–1887) (1888) de Sydney HodgesJames Grierson (1827–1887), General Manager, Great Western Railway (1863–1887)1888 33Her Majesty Queen Victoria (1819–1901) (1898) de Sydney HodgesHer Majesty Queen Victoria (1819–1901)1898 34Cornelius M. Foden (1893) de Sydney HodgesCornelius M. Foden1893 · Towneley Hall Art Gallery - Museum 35Henry Houlding (1900) de Sydney HodgesHenry Houlding1900 · Towneley Hall Art Gallery - Museum 36Charles Townsend Murdoch (1837–1898), MP (1900) de Sydney HodgesCharles Townsend Murdoch (1837–1898), MP1900 · Reading Museum - Town Hall 37Rear-Admiral Sir James Hope (1808-1881) de Sydney HodgesRear-Admiral Sir James Hope (1808-1881)National Maritime Museum 38Lord Winmarleigh (1802–1892) de Sydney HodgesLord Winmarleigh (1802–1892)The Shire Hall 39Rear Admiral Sir James Hope (1808–1881) de Sydney HodgesRear Admiral Sir James Hope (1808–1881) 40John Coutts (1699–1750), Lord Provost of Edinburgh (1743–1744) (after Allan Ramsay) de Sydney HodgesJohn Coutts (1699–1750), Lord Provost of Edinburgh (1743–1744) (after Allan Ramsay) 41Torquay de Sydney HodgesTorquayTorre Abbey Historic House And Gardens 42Archibald Campbell Tait (1811–1882), Archbishop of Canterbury de Sydney HodgesArchibald Campbell Tait (1811–1882), Archbishop of Canterbury 43Sir Charles Wheatstone de Sydney HodgesSir Charles Wheatstone 44Davies Gilbert (1767–1840), PRS, MP (copy of Henry Howard) de Sydney HodgesDavies Gilbert (1767–1840), PRS, MP (copy of Henry Howard) 45James Smith Turner (1832–1904), MRCS, LDS de Sydney HodgesJames Smith Turner (1832–1904), MRCS, LDSRoyal Society of Medicine 46Charles Chadwick (1873) de Sydney HodgesCharles Chadwick1873 · Leeds General Infirmary

Pinturas famosas de Sydney Hodges, período por período

Os temas que cativaram o olhar de Sydney Hodges

Os quatro temas que mais se repetem nestas obras originais, cada um com o seu melhor exemplo.

Os museus que guardam os originais de Sydney Hodges

Os 8 museus que detêm a maioria das pinturas desta página.

Museus Cidade Obras de Sydney Hodges Pinturas desta lista
Leeds General Infirmary, LeedsLeeds General Infirmary Leeds 4 Samuel Hey, William Brown, Claudius Galen Wheelhouse (1826–1909)
The Shire Hall, LancasterThe Shire Hall Lancaster 3 Right Honourable Matthew Talbot Baines, QC, MP, Right Honourable Richard Assheton Cross (1823–1914), Lord Winmarleigh (1802–1892)
Towneley Hall Art Gallery - Museum, BurnleyTowneley Hall Art Gallery - Museum Burnley 3 William Thompson in Mayoral Chain, Cornelius M. Foden, Henry Houlding
National Maritime Museum, LondresNational Maritime Museum Londres 2 Admiral Arthur William Acland Hood (1824–1901), Baron Hood of Avalon, Rear-Admiral Sir James Hope (1808-1881)
King's College London, LondonKing's College London London 1 James Tennant
Musée Victor Hugo, ParisMusée Victor Hugo Paris 1 Theophilus Redwood (1806–1892), First Professor of Pharmacy at the Pharmaceutical Society School
Lancaster Town Hall, LancasterLancaster Town Hall Lancaster 1 Alderman Charles Blades, JP
Torquay Town Hall, TorquayTorquay Town Hall Torquay 1 Henry Cranmer March Phillipps, Esq. (1793–1880), JP

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James Tennant (1863), King's College London, London. James Bird Read, Mayor of Penryn (1837, 1847, 1853, 1855–1857, 1860–1862 1865) (1866) e Samuel Hey (1873) vêm a seguir.

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34 anos: James Tennant data de 1863, e Sydney Hodges nasceu em 1829.

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James Tennant, James Bird Read, Mayor of Penryn (1837, 1847, 1853, 1855–1857, 1860–1862 1865), Samuel Hey, Sir John Russell Reynolds (1828–1896), Bt, Right Honourable Matthew Talbot Baines, QC, MP, Theophilus Redwood (1806–1892), First Professor of Pharmacy at the Pharmaceutical Society School, General Joseph Edwin Thackwell (1813–1900), CB, Alderman Charles Blades, JP, Henry Cooper, Mayor of Canterbury e W. M. Tweedy. O ranking acima apresenta o ano e o museu de cada uma.

Quantas obras Sydney Hodges criou?Revelar a resposta

Nosso catálogo contém 46 obras de Sydney Hodges, datadas de 1856 a 1900.

Onde estão expostos os originais mais famosos de Sydney Hodges?Revelar a resposta

Principalmente em Leeds General Infirmary (Leeds), The Shire Hall (Lancaster) e Towneley Hall Art Gallery - Museum (Burnley). A tabela de museus acima lista todos eles.

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Em 1880s: 16 das 46 obras nesta página foram feitas então, sendo Sir John Russell Reynolds (1828–1896), Bt delas.

Quais são as obras mais famosas de Sydney Hodges no início e no fim de sua carreira?Revelar a resposta

Nesta página, a mais antiga é Henry Cooper, Mayor of Canterbury (1856) e a mais recente é Henry Houlding (1900).

Quais temas Sydney Hodges mais explorou?Revelar a resposta

Victorian era (9), Formal art (6) e Portrait (6), entre as 46 obras nesta página.

Em qual técnica Sydney Hodges mais trabalhou?Revelar a resposta

Oil On Canvas, para 8 das 46 obras nesta página.

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Academic realism, a julgar pelos originais nesta página.

Quais obras originais de Sydney Hodges o Leeds General Infirmary possui?Revelar a resposta

Samuel Hey, William Brown e Claudius Galen Wheelhouse (1826–1909): o Leeds General Infirmary, Leeds detém 4 das obras desta página.

Sydney Hodges: o artista

A Legacy Forged in Cornish Mist and Academic Rigor

Born amidst the rugged, evocative landscapes of Truro, Cornwall, in 1828, Joseph Sydney Willis Hodges was a child of an era where landscape and legend were inextricably linked. The burgeoning Cornish art scene, revitalized by the dramatic rediscovery of Tintagel Castle and its deep associations with Arthurian myth, provided a backdrop of mythic grandeur that would forever color his artistic sensibilities. His early education at Marlborough College allowed him to master the delicate nuances of drawing and watercolor, yet it was his subsequent journey to the Slade School of Fine Art in London that truly forged his professional identity. Here, amidst the rigorous demands of academic realism, Hodges learned to translate the physical world into a language of profound precision, preparing him for a career that would eventually define the very essence of Victorian portraiture.

The Soul Behind the Surface: The Art of Portraiture

As his career matured, Hodges transitioned from the sweeping vistas of his homeland to the intimate, often formal, chambers of Britain's most distinguished figures. He became a master of the psychological portrait, an artist who looked far beyond the velvet and lace to capture the quiet dignity and inner strength of his subjects. His technique was characterized by an unwavering commitment to detail; every subtle shadow and intricate brushstroke served to heighten the realism of his compositions. Whether depicting the scholarly presence of Theophilus Redwood or the commanding, sophisticated air of Charles Chadwick, Hodges utilized oil on canvas to create a depth of color and texture that felt almost tactile. His mastery was evident in several key elements:
  • Meticulous attention to facial features, ensuring each subject possessed a unique, recognizable character and psychological depth.
  • Subtle use of light and shadow, which lent a dramatic, often somber, weight to his formal compositions, reflecting the gravity of his subjects' roles in society.
  • A profound sense of Victorian elegance, capturing the sartorial splendor and social importance of the 19th-century elite through rich textures and precise rendering.
Through works such as his 1873 portrait of Samuel Hey, Hodges demonstrated an ability to imbue even a seated figure in an armchair with a sense of narrative importance and historical weight.

An Enduring Echo of the Victorian Era

The significance of Joseph Sydney Willis Hodges extends far beyond the mere documentation of faces; he was a chronicler of an age. Through his portraits of clergy, military leaders, and civic luminaries like Lord Winmarleigh, he preserved the social fabric of a Britain in transition. His ability to blend the mythic influences of his Cornish upbringing with the disciplined realism of the London art world allowed him to create works that were both historically grounded and emotionally resonant. As we look upon his canvases today, we see more than just historical figures; we witness the meticulous craftsmanship of an artist who captured the very heartbeat of Victorian society, leaving behind a visual testament to the nobility and leadership of his time.