Fotoreproductie van een portret van Richard Hudson before 1879

This is a photomechanical print of a portrait of Reverend Richard Hudson, created by T. Illingworth. Hudson lived during a time of significant social and political change, including the American and French Revolutions, and his life and work were shaped by the religious and intellectual currents of his era. Here, Reverend Hudson is depicted as an educated, upper-class man, dressed in a high collared shirt and dark coat. The portrait presents a narrative of social standing and religious authority, reflecting the hierarchical structures of 18th-century British society. Yet this image also hints at personal stories, such as Hudson’s marriage and career as a schoolmaster, subtly weaving the details of individual lives into the broader tapestry of history. The print serves as a window into the past, inviting us to consider the complex interplay between individual identity and collective experience. It encourages viewers to think about how history is shaped not only by grand narratives but also by the personal journeys and contributions of individuals like Reverend Richard Hudson.