Charles Hamilton Smith

Biography

Charles Hamilton Smith (1776–1859) — British artist and naturalist (1776-1859).

Charles Hamilton Smith worked as painter, draftsperson, naturalist, military officer, archaeologist and military personnel and is associated with United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. Their documented life spans the years 1776 to 1859, born in Vroenhoven, died in Plymouth.

Sources: Wikidata · Wikipedia

Works

• Pale Dog Fox
• Halmaturus Rutilans
• Red Panda
• Cape Lion
• Procyon Cancrivorus, Crab-eating Racoon, Black Variety
• Harlech Castle, North Wales
• Hospice of the Great St. Bernard, Number 11 (vignette)
• Asinus Hippagrus The Yo-To-Tze
• Brood Mare and Third Foal, with Marks of Quagga
• Felis Uncia
• Black Wolf
• Medo-Persian Horse and Egyptian Horse
• Duvaucel's Squirrel
• The Gray Wolf
• Crabodago Aguara Fox
• The Hyena of Albara
• Coyote of Mexico
• The Strand Hyaena
• The Brown Bear
• Maned Wolf
• Pink Fairy Armadillo
• New Holland Dingo
• Roslin Castle
• Amboise
• Falkland Islands Wolf
• Black-backed Jackal
• Long-beaked Echidna
• Hospice of the Great St. Bernard (vignette)
• Wolf of Southern States, North America
• Hospice of the Great St. Bernard
• Corsac Dog-Fox
• The Common Jackal
• The Rabbit
• Florence, from Fiesoli
• Myalotis Caama, The Caama of South Africa
• Marengo, Bonaparte's Arab
• The English Race-Horse
• American Cross-Fox
• Petrarch's House at Arqua
• Dartmouth Cove
• Whitehaven, Cumberland
• Richmond, Yorkshire
• Eira Ferruginea
• The Brown Hyena
• Chili Skunk
• Dido and Aeneas; The Morning of the Chase
• Asian Palm Civet
• The Isabella Quagga
• The Alco: Young, Carrier Dog of the Indians
• Frontispiece - Peter Simon Pallas
• Villous Horse, Primeval White Stock
• The Sea Otter
• Quagga Male
• The Tarpan. Wild Horse. Native to Russia
• Hospice of the Great St. Bernard. No. II
• Heysham and Cumberland Mountain
• Hospice of the Great St. Bernard. No. 1
• Paradoxurus Dubius
• Snow Leopard
• Longships Lighthouse, Land's End
• Hospice of the Great St. Bernard, Number 11 (The Dead House) (vignette)
• Gray Fox
• Painted Thous Dog
• English Draught Horse
• Filley Bearing Marks of Quagga
• Spotted Hyena
• Saltash, Cornwall
• Banded Palm Civet
• The Koomrah Horse
• Macacus (Maimon) Brachyurus, White Maimon
• Long-Tailed Spiny Rat
• Yellow Mongoose
• The Greater Grison
• Lago Maggiore
• The Hlymar, or Hamur, Persian Wild Ass
• North American Prairie Wolf
• Shrubat-ur-Reech
• Aguara Dog of the Woods
• Hippotigris Quacha
• Senegalese Wolf or Grey Jackal
• Fennec of Bruce and Red Backed Fennec
• Eira Ferruginea - Gulo Castaneus Griffith's Cuvier
• Colt Third Issue of Brood Mare and Second by the Black Arab
• The Dongola Horse
• Lowestoffe, Suffolk
• Richmond Hill and Bridge, Surrey
• Dongola Horse
• Dun-Footed Aguara-Dog
• The Syrian Fox and The Egyptian Fox
• Peruvian Paso
• The Hinny
• Naked Hyaena of the Deserts of Nubia
• Dog of the North American Indians
• The Bornou Race
• White-Barred Aguara Fox
• Eelback Dun Stock, Ukraine Decussated Horse
• Aardwolf
• Tynemouth, Northumberland
• The Black Wolf
• Hannibal passing the Alps (vignette)
• Nasua (Solitaria) Monachus, From Life
• Banded Mongoose
• Crisp-Haired Horse, Primeval Black Stock
• The Gray Fox
• Wild Dog of Natolla
• Chain Bridge over the River Trees
• Asinus Onager Horse
• The Alpine, or Great St. Bernard Dog
• Entrance to Fowey Harbour, Cornwall
• Tsavo Lion
• Sable Antelope
• Dhole of Sumatra
• Guaraxa Aguara-Fox
• Small Indian Civet
• Hannibal passing the Alps (vignettes)
• Greyhound Dhole
• Magellanic Aguara Fox: Cerdocyon Magellanicus
• Leicester, Leicestershire
• Turkish Dog-Fox
• Plains Viscacha
• Dhole of Ceylon
• The Newfoundland Dog, Original Breed
• Bedouin Grayhound of Akkaba
• Snow Village of Inuit visited by Captain Lyons
• The Crabodage, or Surinam Aguara Dog
• African Wild Dog
• Sunda Stink Badger
• Feral Dog of St. Domingo
• Chlamyphorus Truncatus
• Title Page: The Naturalist Library: Mammalia. Introduction. Volume: 1:13
• Hoary Aguara Dog
• The Capybara
• The Zebra
• Hannibal Passing the Alps
• Parent of the Modern Coach Dog - Turnspit Dog
• Oriental Hound