On 31st January 1769 Henry Howard was born.
In March 1791 Henry Howard [aged 22] travelled to Rome, Italy [Map] where he met and studied scuplture with John Flaxman [aged 35].
Around 1797. Henry Howard [aged 27]. Portrait of Anne Denman [aged 37].
Around 1797. Henry Howard [aged 27]. Portrait of John Flaxman [aged 41].
Around 1818. Henry Howard [aged 48]. Portrait of Bishop Brownlow North [aged 76].
Before 7th December 1826. Henry Howard [aged 57]. Portrait of John Flaxman [aged 71].
1827. Henry Howard [aged 57]. "The Florentine Girl ('The Artist's Daughter')".
1828. Henry Howard [aged 58]. Portrait of Vice-Admiral Cuthbert Collingwood 1st Baron Collingwood.
Vice-Admiral Cuthbert Collingwood 1st Baron Collingwood: On 26th September 1748 he was born to Cuthbert Collingwood of Newcastle upon Tyne. In 1791 Vice-Admiral Cuthbert Collingwood 1st Baron Collingwood and Sarah Blackett were married.
Before 5th October 1847. Henry Howard [aged 78]. Hygeia.
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Before 5th October 1847. Henry Howard [aged 78]. "Perseus and Andromeda".
On 5th October 1847 Henry Howard [aged 78] died.