Henry Hewitt (painter)

Henry Hewitt (dates of birth and death unknown) was a British painter, primarily known for landscape and marine art during the 19th century. While biographical information about Hewitt remains scarce, his works suggest a practice spanning several decades. He exhibited primarily in London, contributing paintings to the Royal Academy, the British Institution, and the Society of British Artists.

Hewitt's paintings often depicted scenes along the British coastline and waterways, including views of harbors, estuaries, and sailing vessels. His style is generally characterized by a realistic approach, emphasizing detail and atmospheric effects. He often utilized a muted palette, capturing the subtle tones and variations of light found in maritime environments. Although not considered a major figure in the history of British art, his works provide a valuable record of the landscapes and maritime activities of his time.