Henry Walton Collection

A Gentleman Reclining with a Gun and Dog and his Gamekeeper Standing Nearby
824228 A Gentleman Reclining with a Gun and Dog and his Gamekeeper Standing Nearby, (oil on canvas) by Walton, Henry (1746-1813); 70.8x88.9 cm; Private Collection; (add.info)

John Palmer as Count Almaviva in The Spanish Barber, 1779, (1917). Artist: Henry Walton
John Palmer as Count Almaviva in The Spanish Barber, 1779. John Palmer (c1742-1798), was one of the most prestigious actors on the English stage in the eighteenth century

Henry Walton Smith, (1738-1792) founder of the W. H. Smith retail chain, 1896
Henry Walton Smith (1738-1792) founder of the W. H. Smith retail chain. From The Life and Times of The Right Honourable The Marquis of Salisbury, K.G. published by J. S. Virtue & Co. Ltd. 1896

Edward Gibbon, British historian, 1773 (1956). Gibbon (1737-1794) was an influential historian who wrote The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire

A Country Gentleman, Henry Walton, 1746-1813, British

Elizabeth Bridgman, Sister of the Artist Mrs. Edward Bridgman, the Artists Sister Miss Elizabeth Walton, Henry Walton, 1746-1813, British

Portrait of a sportsman, possibly Robert Rayner ?Robert Rayner Shooting Gentleman out Shooting with his Dog Possibly signed, lower right, but obscured by retouching. Henry Walton, 1746-1813, British

Lady Grant, Wife of Sir James Grant, Bt. Henry Walton, 1746-1813, British

The Market Girl The Silver Age Inscription out of reach, Henry Walton, 1746-1813, British

Portrait of a young woman, possibly Miss Nettlethorpe, Henry Walton, 1746-1813, British

Portrait of a Woman, Possibly Miss Nettlethorpe A Young Woman Called Miss Nettlethorpe, Henry Walton, 1746-1813, British

Girl with a Bouquet of Flowers, Henry Walton, 1746-1813, British

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Henry Walton was a British artist known for his exquisite portraits and genre paintings. His works captured the essence of 18th-century society, showcasing the lives of gentlemen, sportsmen, and elegant women. In "A Gentleman Reclining with a Gun and Dog and his Gamekeeper Standing Nearby, " Walton portrays the leisurely pursuits of an affluent gentleman. The painting exudes tranquility as the man relaxes with his trusted companion by his side. Another notable work is "John Palmer as Count Almaviva in The Spanish Barber. " This portrait showcases Walton's talent in capturing theatrical characters, highlighting Palmer's portrayal of this iconic role from 1779. While Henry Walton Smith may share a similar name to our artist, he is actually the founder of the renowned W. H. Smith retail chain. However, it is worth noting that both individuals made significant contributions to their respective fields during different time periods. Walton also painted prominent figures such as Edward Gibbon, a celebrated British historian whose works continue to shape our understanding of history today. Through his brushstrokes, Walton immortalized Gibbon's intellectual prowess and distinguished presence. One cannot overlook Walton's depiction of country life in "A Country Gentleman. " This painting transports us to rural Britain, where landowners like Henry Walton enjoyed their estates amidst picturesque landscapes. The artist also had a knack for capturing feminine beauty as seen in "Elizabeth Bridgman" and "Portrait of a young woman. " These portraits showcase delicate features and graceful poses that epitomize elegance during this era. Additionally, Walton depicted members of high society like Lady Grant in her regal attire. His attention to detail brings out her refined charm while emphasizing her status alongside Sir James Grant. "The Market Girl" offers insight into everyday life during this period through its depiction of ordinary people going about their daily routines. It serves as a reminder that art can capture not only grandeur but also scenes from humble backgrounds.