William Henry Hunt (1790-1864) was an English watercolor painter who specialized in still lifes. Due to his fondness for one particular subject he was given the nickname "Bird's Nest Hunt".
A Barn Interior with a Boy Standing by a Chest
A Peasant Girl (1838)
A Water Carrier (1830s)
Apples
Fruit
Grapes and a Yellow Snail Shell (ca. 1850)
Primroses and Bird's Nest (1840s)
Still Life with Greengages and Plums on a Mossy Bank
Still Life with Roses in a Vase and a Bird's Nest (ca. 1850)
Still Life with Sea Shells on a Mossy Bank
Still Life with a Jug, a Cabbage in a Basket and a Gherkin
The Farm Boys (1833)
Untitled (Drawing of a Gentleman)


















































