Portret van Henry Hubbard 1790

This portrait of Henry Hubbard, a reverend and fellow of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, was created by Charles Howard Hodges in 1790. Hodges, a prominent English artist, is known for his portraits and landscapes. Hubbard is depicted in a formal pose, wearing a black gown and a white wig, typical of the fashion of the late 18th century. The portrait, measuring 356mm x 277mm, is a striking example of British portraiture from the era. The detailed rendering of Hubbard's features, and the use of subtle shading, contribute to the work's realism and depth.