Thomas Hardy (English Painter)
Thomas Hardy (1757 – c.1805) was a portrait painter born in Derbyshire, England.
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... The date of ThomasHardy'sdeath had been uncertain until now,but The Gentlemanâ™sMagazine of October 1804 states that he died €after a long illnessâ™on 14 ... His life prior to attending the Royal Academy Schools was also a complete mystery,although another unnoticed source,the diary of the topographical artist and academician Joseph Farington 1747 ... Farington adds that he €died aged 47 in consequence of a cold caught at the Academy while painting Copies of the Portraits of the King Queen for Lawrenceâ™ which is consistent ...
... The date of ThomasHardy'sdeath had been uncertain until now,but The Gentlemanâ™sMagazine of October 1804 states that he died €after a long illnessâ™on 14 ... His life prior to attending the Royal Academy Schools was also a complete mystery,although another unnoticed source,the diary of the topographical artist and academician Joseph Farington 1747 ... Farington adds that he €died aged 47 in consequence of a cold caught at the Academy while painting Copies of the Portraits of the King Queen for Lawrenceâ™ which is consistent ...
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