Robert Hughes

Robert Hughes

Robert Hughes may refer to:

Politicians

*Robert Hughes, Baron Hughes of Woodside (b. 1932), British Labour politician, MP for Aberdeen North
*Robert Gurth Hughes (b. 1951), British Conservative politician, MP for Harrow West

portsmen

*Robert Hughes (footballer), of Nottingham Forest
*Robert Hughes (basketball coach), all-time winningest high school basketball coach

Art critic

*Robert Hughes (critic) (b. 1938), Australian art critic, writer and broadcaster

Musicians

*Robert Hughes (composer) (1912 – 2007), Scots-Australian composer
*Robert Hughes (conductor)

Other

*Robert Earl Hughes, one-time owner of the title "World's Heaviest Human" according to the Guinness Book Of Records
*Robert Hughes (Australian actor) (b. 1948), whose roles include "ABBA: The Movie" and sitcom "Hey Dad"
*Robert Roland Hughes (1911 – 1991), pioneering British Neurologist
*Robert James Hughes (photojournalist), award-winning photographer from Southern California currently working in North Texas
*Robert Don Hughes (b. 1949), writer

ee also

*Bob Hughes, fictional soap opera character


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