Artwork
Much of the artwork found at Hyde Hall are original to the home during the Clarke family’s tenure of ownership. An array of portraits, daguerreotypes, sculptures and more can be found among the collections here. One of the most famous works is Samuel Morse’s Gallery of the Louvre (photo above), which was purchased by George Clarke (1768-1835) in September 1833. The painting hung at Hyde Hall until the late 1840s and is now in the collection of the Terra Foundation.
- Ann Cary Cooper Clarke
- Ann Low Cary Cooper Clarke portrait by Charles Cromwell Ingham
- Anna Clarke Pell
- Anna Maria Gregory Clarke
- Gallery of the Louvre
- Gallery of the Louvre’s New Location at Hyde Hall
- George Clarke
- George Clarke, Jr.
- H. O. Milliken paintings
- Hyde Hall 200th Anniversary Art Exhibition
- Lieutenant Governor George Clarke
- Pastel Portait – Mary Gale Carter Clarke
- Portrait of George Clarke by William Henry Powell
- Portrait of Jane Storrs Cooper Worthington
- Portrait of Vittorio Amedeo III of Savoy
- Surprise Discovery of Well-Known Artist’s Work at Hyde Hall