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Considerations in Determining Authenticity of Works Attributed to William Henry Hunt

by A Graduate of Pomona

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A1 William Henry Hunt, Blowing Bubbles, dated 1835

IN1 Copy or Forgery based on William Henry Hunt's watercolor, Blowing Bubbles

A2 Detail of upper portion of William Henry Hunt's watercolor, Blowing Bubbes

IN2 Detail of upper portion of copy of William Henry Hunt's watercolor, Blowing Bubbes

A3 Close-up View of Head in Authentic Bowing Bubbles by William Henry Hunt

IN3 Detail of Copy after Hunt's Blowing Bubbles

A4 Detail showing middle portion of William Henry Hunt's Blowing Bubbles

IN4 Detail showing middle portion of Copy after Blowing Bubbles

A5 Detail of William Henry Hunt's Blowing Bubbles

IN5 Detail of Copy after William Henry Hunt's Blowing Bubbles

A6 The lower portion of William Henry Hunt's Blowing Bubbles

A6 The lower portion of copy after William Henry Hunt's Blowing Bubbles

Engraving After Original Watercolor by William Henry Hunt, 1844

Adjusted Image of Hand-colored Lithograph from Hunt's Comic Sketches [published in 1844] after the original watercolor, Blowing Bubbles, by William Henry Hunt.

William Henry Hunt, Study from Nature at Twickenham (c. 1806)

Fig C. William Henry Hunt, The Father's Boots, dated and exhibited 1834

William Henry Hunt, Boy with Shrimp Net, dated and exhibited 1835

William Henry Hunt, Reading The League, c. 1842

William Henry Hunt, The Head of a Mulatto, dated 1833

Fig 10d. William Henry Hunt, Dead Hare, Quail, and Landrail, dated 1825

Not by William Henry Hunt Hunt, Boy with a Lantern

Follower or forger of William Henry Hunt, A Young Boy Shielding a Candle With His Hat

William Henry Hunt, Lettuce and Onions in a Basket, dated 1827

Not by William Henry Hunt, Portrait of a Young Lady

Fig 13a William Henry Hunt, Anticipation, dated and exhibited 1830