Category:Royal Academicians
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Members of the Royal Academy of Arts of London, England are known as Royal Academicians. The post-nominal letters RA are used after the Academician's name.
Founded in 1768, membership is limited to eighty full members, who may be painters, printmakers, sculptors, or architects, who are professionally active in Britain. The Academy's rules state that there must always be at least fourteen sculptors, twelve architects, and eight printmakers.
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Pages in category "Royal Academicians"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 619 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- Arthur Hacker
- Zaha Hadid
- Nigel Hall (sculptor)
- Donald Hamilton Fraser
- William Hamilton (painter)
- Alfred Frank Hardiman
- Philip Hardwick
- Sydney Harpley
- Vincent Harris
- Solomon Hart
- Charles Leonard Hartwell
- Colin Hayes (artist)
- Francis Hayman
- John Hayter
- Thomas Heatherwick
- Charles Napier Hemy
- George Henry (painter)
- Norman Hepple
- John Rogers Herbert
- Hubert von Herkomer
- Josef Herman
- Gertrude Hermes
- Tristram Hillier
- William Hilton (painter)
- Lubaina Himid
- William Hoare
- David Hockney
- William Hodges
- John Evan Hodgson
- Paul Hogarth
- William Holford, Baron Holford
- Frank Holl
- Nathaniel Hone the Elder
- James Clarke Hook
- Michael Hopkins (architect)
- John Hoppner
- John Callcott Horsley
- Henry Howard (artist)
- Ken Howard (artist)
- John Hoyland
- Herbert Hughes-Stanton
- Gary Hume
- Ozias Humphry
- Paul Huxley
- Timothy Hyman
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- Henry Herbert La Thangue
- Henry Lamb
- Maurice Lambert
- Charles Landseer
- Edwin Landseer
- Michael Landy
- Denys Lasdun
- John Lavery
- Thomas Lawrence
- Sonia Lawson
- Edward Le Bas
- Christopher Le Brun
- Benjamin Williams Leader
- Gilbert Ledward
- Frederick Richard Lee
- Sydney Lee (engraver)
- Frederic Leighton
- Charles Robert Leslie
- George Dunlop Leslie
- Helen Lessore
- Ben Levene
- Amanda Levete
- John Frederick Lewis
- William Llewellyn (painter)
- Edwin Long
- Richard Long (artist)
- Horatio Walter Lonsdale
- Philip James de Loutherbourg
- L. S. Lowry
- Berthold Lubetkin
- John Seymour Lucas
- Edwin Lutyens
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- Henry Macbeth-Raeburn
- Robert Walker Macbeth
- Richard MacCormac
- Patrick MacDowell
- David Mach
- Arnold Machin
- Bertram Mackennal
- Daniel Maclise
- William MacTaggart
- John MacWhirter
- Charles Mahoney (artist)
- Leonard Manasseh
- Michael Manser
- Nathaniel Marchant
- Henry Stacy Marks
- Carlo Marochetti
- William Calder Marshall
- Leslie Martin
- Arnold Henry Mason
- Edward Maufe
- Leonard McComb
- Jock McFadyen
- David McFall
- Ian McKeever (artist)
- William McMillan (sculptor)
- Donald McMorran
- John Frederick Adolphus McNair
- F. E. McWilliam
- Robert Medley
- Paul Ayshford Methuen, 4th Baron Methuen
- Jeremiah Meyer
- Edward Middleditch
- John Everett Millais
- Lisa Milroy
- Dhruva Mistry
- Walter Thomas Monnington
- Mick Moon (artist)
- Henry Moore (painter)
- Mali Morris
- George Michael Moser
- Mary Moser
- Farshid Moussavi
- Rodrigo Moynihan
- William Mulready
- Alfred Munnings
- David Murray (painter)
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- Charles Murray Padday
- Eduardo Paolozzi
- Cornelia Parker
- Eric Parry
- Alfred Parsons (artist)
- Victor Pasmore
- John Loughborough Pearson
- Henry Alfred Pegram
- Edward Penny
- Grayson Perry
- William Peters (painter)
- John Pettie
- Robin Philipson
- John Phillip
- Thomas Phillips
- Tom Phillips (artist)
- Glyn Philpot
- Frederick Richard Pickersgill
- Henry William Pickersgill
- Cathie Pilkington
- Vivian Pitchforth
- F. W. Pomeroy
- Henry Poole (sculptor)