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Attributed to David Hodgson (British, 1798-1864)

Attributed to David Hodgson (British, 1798-1864) St Laurence's Church, Norwich oil on canvas 39.5 x 31.5cm Footnote: A slightly larger painting of nearly identical composition, signed and dated 1863 by David Hodgson, is in the Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery (inv. no. 1946.140).

David Hodgson (British, 1798-1864) The Haymarket, Norwich, with a view of St Peter Mancroft Church

David Hodgson (British, 1798-1864) The Haymarket, Norwich, with a view of St Peter Mancroft Church oil on canvas h:64.50 w:115 cm Provenance: Thomas Damant Eaton (1800-1871) of Eaton Hall, Norwich, and by descent Other Notes: Son of Charles Hodgson, an amateur artist and one of the founding members of the Norwich School of painters, David Hodgson was encouraged from an early age to follow in his father's footsteps. He attended Norwich School, where he was taught by John Crome. He worked in Norwich all his life and exhibited his works at the Norwich Society of Arts. A similar version of the present painting, dated 1825, is at the Yale Center for British Art. Thomas Damant Eaton (1800-1871) became churchwarden of St Peter Mancroft Church in 1832.

DAVID HODGSON (1798-1864, BRITISH) "The City of

DAVID HODGSON (1798-1864, BRITISH) "The City of Norwich from Mousehold Road" watercolour, initialled and dated Sept 13th 1822 lower left, inscribed with title lower right 5 x 8ins

DAVID HODGSON (1798-1864, BRITISH) Norwich Stre

DAVID HODGSON (1798-1864, BRITISH) Norwich Street Scene watercolour 13 x 9ins

FRANCIS STONE (1769-1835, BRITISH) AND DAVID HOD

FRANCIS STONE (1769-1835, BRITISH) AND DAVID HODGSON (1798-1864, BRITISH) Norwich Castle pen, ink and watercolour, signed and dated Sept 3 1833 lower left, inscribed Figures and Landscape by D Hodgson lower right 16 ½ x 21 ½ ins Footnote: Francis Stone was an architect and surveyor for Norwich and the County of Norfolk, who practised in partnership with John Brown. He was particularly known for: The design of St Andrew's, Norwich Mental Asylum at Thorpe, built 1811 to 1814, now redeveloped into luxury flats and houses His Patronage of the Norwich School of Artists, in particular David Hodgson who was Secretary and Vice President to the Society and married Stone's daughter in 1823 His collaboration with Hodgson and their publication of their book, The Picturesque Views of all the Bridges belonging to the County of Norfolk 1831, which contained eighty-four lithographs of bridges, all based on detailed accurate drawings by Stone His designs, plans, elevations and survey of Norwich Castle 1826 and amendments of 1834 This Watercolour depicting one of the amended elevations of the castle presents a rare opportunity to acquire an original work by the duo.

DAVID HODGSON - ANTIQUARIAN REMAINS, PRINCIPALLY

DAVID HODGSON - ANTIQUARIAN REMAINS, PRINCIPALLY CONFINED TO NORWICH AND NORFOLK Book of Twenty Etchings and Frontis Page

Attributed to David Hodgson (Norwich 1798-1864 London) Elvet Bridge, Durham, with figures on the bank of the River Wear

Attributed to David Hodgson (Norwich 1798-1864 London) Elvet Bridge, Durham, with figures on the bank of the River Wear oil on canvas h:51 w:61 cm Provenance: Collins and Clark, Cambridge, where acquired on 8 May 1953, as "Girtin".

David Hodgson (British, 1798-1864)

The Octagon, Ely Cathedral signed and dated 'David Hodgson/1857' (lower left) oil on canvas 84.5 x 61.5cm (33 1/4 x 24 3/16in).

DAVID HODGSON (1798-1864) Watercolour Study of

DAVID HODGSON (1798-1864) Watercolour Study of Pond with Trees and Burdock 6 ½" x 11" Provenance: Fry, 58 Jermyn Street, St James's, London (see gallery label verso)

David Hodgson (British, 1798-1864)

St James's Street, Norwich; Guildhall Street, Norwich; a pair each signed with initials and dated 'D.H. 1827' (lower right), oil on panel 17 x 23cm (6 11/16 x 9 1/16in). each housed within a fine period gilt-gesso frame by Freeman of Norwich. (2)

David Hodgson (British, 1798-1864)

'St. Margaret's Church Lynn' inscribed as titled (verso), oil on panel 76 x 59.5cm (29 15/16 x 23 7/16in).

Attributed to David Hodgson interior scene Norwich

Attributed to David Hodgson interior scene Norwich Cathedral 1798-1864, oil on canvas, approx 1635 x 23cm (scratched)

DAVID HODGSON (1798-1864) Watercolour A Norwich

DAVID HODGSON (1798-1864) Watercolour A Norwich Road 7 ½" x 10 ½" Provenance: Christies, 19/11/1968 Lot 67 and 18/1/1972 part Lot 220

David Hodgson (British, 1798-1864) The Market Place, Norwich

The Market Place, Norwich signed and dated 'D Hodgson 1834' (lower right), watercolour 22 x 33cm (8 11/16 x 13in).

Attributed to David Hodgson (1798-1864), The town

Attributed to David Hodgson (1798-1864), The town harbour, oil on board, 17cm x 22cm.

DAVID HODGSON (1798-1864, BRITISH) Initialled and

DAVID HODGSON (1798-1864, BRITISH) Initialled and dated 1862 Oil on Canvas Inscribed verso "Houses on Elm Hill" 9 ½" x 11 ½"

UNSIGNED, TWO SEPIA WATERCOLOURS, Inscribed "Old

UNSIGNED, TWO SEPIA WATERCOLOURS, Inscribed "Old Fish Market, Norwich 1860" and "Haymarket, Norwich 1876", (probably copies of work by David Hodgson), 17" x 13" and 14" x 19", (2)

DAVID HODGSON (1798-1864, BRITISH) Indistinctly

DAVID HODGSON (1798-1864, BRITISH) Indistinctly signed Oil on Canvas Inscribed verso "The Old Butcheries, Norwich" 20" x 17"

DAVID HODGSON (1798-1864, BRITISH) Indistinctly

DAVID HODGSON (1798-1864, BRITISH) Indistinctly signed Oil on Canvas Inscribed verso "The Old Butcheries, Norwich" 20" x 17"

David Hodgson (British, 1798-1864) The Old Butcheries, Norwich

The Old Butcheries, Norwich indistinctly signed (lower right), inscribed as titled verso, oil on canvas, 51 x 44cm (20 1/16 x 17 5/16in).

Hodgson (David, 1798-1864). Norfolk landscape with

Hodgson (David, 1798-1864). Norfolk landscape with countryman by a campfire, oil on canvas, relined, 51 x 43cm (20 x 17ins), moulded gilt frame, with MandellÕs Gallery, Norwich, label to verso (1)

David Hodgson (British, 1798-1864) A country cottage beside a stream, a figure in a rowing boat to the fore, signed, oil on canvas, 49.7 x 39cm.

A country cottage beside a stream, a figure in a rowing boat to the fore, signed, oil on canvas, 49.7 x 39cm.

DAVID HODGSON (1798-1864, BRITISH) Indistinctly

DAVID HODGSON (1798-1864, BRITISH) Indistinctly Signed lower left Oil on Canvas An extensive River Scene with Norwich in the distance 18" x 25"

DAVID HODGSON (1798-1864, BRITISH) Signed Oil on

DAVID HODGSON (1798-1864, BRITISH) Signed Oil on Canvas Heigham Near Norwich 12" x 14"

DAVID HODGSON (1798-1864) ST PETER MANCROFT, NORWICH, WITH THE CASTLE BEYOND 24cm x 23cm (9.5in x 9in), and a companion, a pair, the...

DAVID HODGSON (1798-1864) ST PETER MANCROFT, NORWICH, WITH THE CASTLE BEYOND Signed on a door, oil on panel 24cm x 23cm (9.5in x 9in), and a companion, a pair, the latter signed with initials and dated 183.. on the cart (2)

DAVID HODGSON (1798-1864, BRITISH) Three Signed

DAVID HODGSON (1798-1864, BRITISH) Three Signed Four Brown Ink and Wash Over Pencil Drawings 'Erpingham Gate in the Cathderal Close' 'Ruins in the Bishops Garden' 'The Gatehouse, Bishops Palace' 'Bishops Bridge with Cathedral Beyond' Assorted Sizes (4)

Attributed to David Hodgson (circa 1798-1864) The

Attributed to David Hodgson (circa 1798-1864) The Cottager, oil on panel, 28.5 x 24.5cm. David Hodgson was born in Norwich in 1798 and received drawing lessons from John Crome at the local grammar school. From the age of 15 he exhibited, mostly at the R.I.R.A., Suffolk Street and The Norwich Society. He became the drawing master at his old school and taught many late members of The Norwich School. He painted numerous views for the old city of Norwich and the surrounding countryside. He was much influenced by John Crome and developed a sensitive feel towards old architecture.

David Hodgson 1798-1864- "Castle Acre Priory"; oil

David Hodgson 1798-1864- "Castle Acre Priory"; oil panel, bears label for Henry Graves & Company Ltd attached to the reverse of the frame, 29x24cm

David Hodgson (1798-1864) Man and his Dog on a path near Colney Norwich 51 x 40.5 cm