P.r. Hodge (page 3)

Jacques and the Wounded Stag William Hodges

Portrait of Wiert Adels Willem Alexander Keel

Edward Shuter, John Beard, and John Dunstall in Isaac Bickerton's 'Love in a Village' Johan Joseph Zoffany

The Complaint of M, Tenter-hooke the Projector, and Sir Thomas Dodger the Patentee English School

The Fort of Bidjegur An Indian Landscape with a Fort on a Hill William Hodges

Maternal Affection, detail Stuart Cox

Maternal Affection, detail Stuart Cox

Children play a tragedy John Raphael Smith

Mynyddislwyn Parish Church, 1915 Obediah Hodges

Mr. B. finds Pamela writing Joseph Highmore

Maternal Affection Stuart Cox

General Joseph Edwin Thackwell CB 1894 J. Sydney Willis Hodges

Portrait of Anne Goddard Williams Hope John & Josiah Boydell

A Rake's Progress; plate VII of VIII William Hogarth

An Evening in Venice, c.1910 Charles Hodge Mackie

Landscape with Fishermen on a Lake William Hodges

Christ with Martha and Mary Evert Maaskamp

Maternal Affection, detail Stuart Cox

Plate IV of A Rake's Progress William Hogarth

Portrait of four sisters Van Loon Charles Howard Hodges

Portrait of Henry Hubbard Freeman publisher

Medallion showing St George and the Dragon Stuart Cox

A Rake's Progress; plate I of VIII William Hogarth

Group of Indian musicians playing a sarangi, a tambura and tablas, with a girl dancing on a terrace William Hodges

South-West Face of the Fortress of Chunur Ghur on the Ganges, Uttar Pradesh William Hodges

Portrait of Louis Napoleon Bonaparte (known as Lodewijk Napoleon), King of Holland Charles Howard Hodges

Maternal Affection Edward Hodges Baily

Portrait of Mr Daniel Rea, c.1757 Joseph Badger

Tahitian War Galleys in Matavai Bay, Tahiti, 1766 William Hodges

The Misses Stewart Hodgson Frederic Leighton

Maternal Affection Stuart Cox

John Hough, President of Magdalen College School English

Portrait of Joshua Sharpe Charles Howard Hodges

Mr. Gomersall in the role of Earl Douglas from 'The Ballad of Chevy Chase', pub. by Orlando Hodgson, 1832 English School

Paradiso, 2017 Peter McClure

The Marmalong Bridge, with a Sepoy and Natives in the Foreground, c.1783 William Hodges