William Morris Hunt
No Portrait Available
William Morris Hunt (1824-1879) was an American painter and sculptor who helped introduce French Barbizon painting to the United States. He created portraits and figures influenced by his studies with Thomas Couture and Jean-François Millet in Paris, becoming a leading figure in Boston's art world.
Sculptures by William Morris Hunt
1 sculpture catalogued with museum locations. Browse all sculptures
Museums with William Morris Hunt's Work
1 museum displays Hunt's works. Click any museum to see visiting info and the specific works they hold.
About William Morris Hunt
Hunt introduced French Barbizon painting to America after studying with Couture and Millet in Paris. He became a leading figure in Boston's art world, creating portraits and figure paintings.
His The Horses of Anahita (1848) is held by the Art Institute of Chicago.
The work depicts horses linked to Anahita, a Persian mythological water deity, reflecting Hunt's early interest in classical and mythological subjects.
Hunt became a leading figure in Boston's art world after returning from Paris, working there until his death in 1879.
Love William Morris Hunt's Style?
Explore art inspired by their style.
Browse Collection