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A Site For Hogarth Researchers, Including A Bibliography
A site for hogarth researchers, including a bibliography. It's allabout the English artist william hogarth Click here to continue.
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The Hogarth Archive
The william hogarth Archive. The man, The Images, Bibliography, Related Sites.Founders ' Library University of Wales, Lampeter. WRITINGS OF william hogarth.
http://www.lamp.ac.uk/hogarth/

Extractions: The William Hogarth Archive The man The Images Bibliography Related Sites William Hogarth (1697 - 1763) is one of the most important of British Artists. An engraver, and painter, he produced some of the most vivid and dramatic images of 18th Century life. The three hundredth anniversary of his birth, was marked by several exhibitions and publications. The Lampeter Founders' Library holds over 150 of the original engravings. Currently the majority are bound in two large volumes which require some conservation. Methods for this are under review at the time of writing. The Prints are from various dates, from first issues to later copies published by enterprising publishers such as Boydell. All the main series, the 'Progresses' - 'The Rake's Progress', 'The Harlot's Progress', 'Marriage A La Mode ' , 'Industry and Idleness ' (Two copies) 'Stages of Cruelty' - as they were called, are represented. There are engravings of his paintings by various hands, and some prints which are 'after Hogarth'. There is also a First Edition of his critical thesis on art, The Analysis of Beauty
Hogarth: The Site For Research On William Hogarth
Extensive annotated bibliography on the English artist. Includes book reviews, online essays, links to image galleries and other relevant sites.
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Extractions: Sources useful to the study of Forthcoming publication 2003: by Bernd W. Krysmanski Did you know that, during the last four decades, Ronald Paulson has written more than sixty publications on William Hogarth ? That a dozen papers on Hogarth and the London theatre are from the pen of Mary Klinger Lindberg? That Peter Wagner's Reading Iconotexts From Swift to the French Revolution (1995) contains a modern intertextual, poststructuralist view of Hogarth and his art? That Dennis Todd and Ronald Paulson interpret Hogarth's Cunicularii as a parody of the Adoration of the Magi? That, according to Werner Busch's Das sentimentalische Bild Beer Street and Gin Lane seem to allude to the wings of a Last Judgement triptych, i. e. Paradise and Hell? That
Art Of William Hogarth
PRESENTS. william hogarth (1697 1764). His work illustratedand appraised. Click on picture to enter exhibition
http://www.haleysteele.com/hogarth/
Itami City Museum Of Art
Satire and humor. Caricature prints, sculpture and paintings by Honore Daumier, william hogarth, James Gillray, George Bigot, James Ensor, Kathe Kollwitz, Raoul Dufy, and contemporary American and Japanese artists.
http://www.dnp.co.jp/museum/itami/itami-e.html

Extractions: Over two thousands caricature prints, forty-six sclupture and four oil paintings by Honore Daumier, one of the leading artists of French nineteenth century art, form the nucleus of the museum collection, together with the satirical works of his contemporaries as well as satirical prints by the eighteenth century British artists, William Hogarth and James Gillray, and caricature prints by the French artist,
Art Of William Hogarth
Haley Steele is proud to present our exhibition featuring the work of williamhogarth. (for frames, _top takes away frames). william hogarth (1697 1764),
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Extractions: he great exhibition held at the Tate Gallery in London in 1971 established beyond all reasonable doubt that Hogarth was one of the great 18th century painters. By all accounts, the general public, weaned on the black and white prints, were surprised and impressed by the lushness of his colors and the expressive sizzle of his brushwork. While a renewed appreciation of Hogarth's gifts as a painter is to the good, it would be a pity if it directed attention away from the prints. He was, after all, not a painter or a printmaker, nor a painter who made prints or a printmaker who painted, but a true painter printmaker. On the face of it, now is the right time to take out the prints. Taking up this challenge, is proud to present a comprehensive exhibition of early impressions of his work: the great sets - A Harlot's Progress, A Rake's Progress, Marriage A La Mode, Beer Street and Gin Lane, The Four Times of Day, Four Prints of an Election ; individual prints, including
William Hogarth And 18th-Century Print Culture
Charles Deering McCormick Library of Special Collections, Northwestern UniversityLibrary. william hogarth and 18thCentury Print Culture. Section Fan.
http://www.library.northwestern.edu/spec/hogarth/main.html

Extractions: Exhibition and Website Credits Rev: June 12, 2001 spec@northwestern.edu Internal Links: NUcat Electronic Resources Course materials and reserve Electronic reference tools ... Ask a question External NU Links Northwestern Home Calendar: Plan-It Purple Search Directories Northwestern University Library · 1970 Campus Drive · Evanston, IL · 60208-2300
William Hogarth | Deering McCormick Library Of Special Collections
Strolling Actresses Dressing in a Barn, william hogarth, 1738. TheEngravings of william hogarth CD , from Graphic Type, Limited.
http://www.library.northwestern.edu/spec/hogarth/

Extractions: Hogarth and 18th-Century Print Culture commemorates the 300th anniversary of one of Britain's most influential artists. This exhibition critically reassesses the satirical graphic work of William Hogarth (1697-1764) by highlighting a variety of eighteenth-century themes that are of particular fascination to a contemporary audience. Hogarth's range of inquiry was extremely wide, touching upon topics from everyday life as well as upon more theoretical debates. The thematic sections of the exhibition reveal Hogarth's deep concern with the ills of the modern city, the dignity of and the dangers faced by professional women, and issues of theatricality, race, class, and taste. Moreover, Hogarth was an active participant in the public sphere, immersed in contemporary aesthetic, political, and physiognomic debates.
CGFA- William Hogarth
To Biography. Graphic The Beggar's Opera 5, 1729, Yale Center forBritish Art. 122KB. Graphic The Wedding of Stephen Beckingham
http://cgfa.sunsite.dk/hogarth/

Extractions: The Beggar's Opera 5, 1729, Yale Center for British Art. 122KB The Fountaine Family, 1730, oil on canvas, Philadelphia Museum of Art. 96KB The Harlot's Progress (1732): links to a page containing the complete series of engravings. The Pool of Bethesda, 1736, oil on canvas, St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London. 126KB Miss Mary Edwards, 1740, oil on canvas, The Frick Collection, New York. 105KB The Graham Children, 1742, oil on canvas, National Gallery, London. 95KB Self-Portrait at the Easel, oil on canvas. 99KB The Painter and his Pug, 1745, oil on canvas, Tate Gallery in London. 48KB David Garrick as Richard III, 1745, oil on canvas, Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool. 99KB Moses Brought before Pharaoh's Daughter, 1746, oil on canvas, The Thomas Coran Foundation for Children, London. 66KB The Industrious 'Prentice Performing the Duties of a Christian, indian ink, British Museum at London. 127KB
Hogarth's House Chiswick, London Bordering Berkshire And Surrey
Background information on william hogarth's House in Chiswick.
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Extractions: Just 50 yards from the busy Hogarth roundabout lies this charming early 18th century house which was once the country home of William Hogarth, the famous painter and engraver. It is now a gallery where most of his well known engravings are on display. These include: 'Harlot's Progress', 'Rake's Progress', 'Marriage à la Mode', and also 'Gin Lane' and 'Beer Street', both of which can be bought at the house, together with books and postcards of Hogarth's works. The house was restored with funds from many sources for the Hogarth Tercentenary in 1997. In nearby Chiswick Mall are houses of a similar period, and in the graveyard around St. Nicholas' Church, is Hogarth's tomb. World-famous Chiswick House is only 10 minutes walk away. Details Nearest Train Station: Turnham Green Nearest UK Airport: Heathrow Months Open: Afternoons only: Feb - Dec Closed Mondays (except Bank Holidays) Groups/Parties Welcome: Yes - by arrangement Car Parking: Yes - named parking in the Axis Business Centre Admission Price: Free Links to places to stay:
CGFA- Nationality / Time Frame Index (British)
top 1610 Dobson, william top 1617 Wright, Michael top 1679 Laroon, Marcellus theYounger top 1692 Highmore, Joseph top 1697 hogarth, william top 1700s top
http://cgfa.sunsite.dk/british.htm
CGFA- William Hogarth
Biography and several images.
http://sunsite.auc.dk/cgfa/hogarth/index.html

Extractions: The Beggar's Opera 5, 1729, Yale Center for British Art. 122KB The Fountaine Family, 1730, oil on canvas, Philadelphia Museum of Art. 96KB The Harlot's Progress (1732): links to a page containing the complete series of engravings. The Pool of Bethesda, 1736, oil on canvas, St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London. 126KB Miss Mary Edwards, 1740, oil on canvas, The Frick Collection, New York. 105KB The Graham Children, 1742, oil on canvas, National Gallery, London. 95KB Self-Portrait at the Easel, oil on canvas. 99KB The Painter and his Pug, 1745, oil on canvas, Tate Gallery in London. 48KB David Garrick as Richard III, 1745, oil on canvas, Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool. 99KB Moses Brought before Pharaoh's Daughter, 1746, oil on canvas, The Thomas Coran Foundation for Children, London. 66KB The Industrious 'Prentice Performing the Duties of a Christian, indian ink, British Museum at London. 127KB
William Hogarth Biography - Olga's Gallery
Olga's Gallery. william hogarth. william hogarth is unquestionably one of the greatestEnglish artists and a man of remarkably individual character and thought.
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Extractions: William Hogarth is unquestionably one of the greatest English artists and a man of remarkably individual character and thought. He is the great innovator in English art. On one hand, he was the first to paint themes from Shakespeare, Milton and the theater, and the founder of a wholly original genre of moral history, which was long known as Hogarthian. On the other, he investigated the aesthetic principles of his art, which resulted in his book The Analysis of Beauty William Hogarth was born on 10 November, 1697. He was the 5th child of Richard Hogarth, a schoolmaster and classical scholar from the north of England who had come to London in the mid-1680s. His fathers premature death in 1718 affected Hogarths early life, his training and forced him to earn money. In February 1713/14, Hogarth began his apprenticeship to a plate engraver, Ellis Gamble, who was a distant relation. By April 1720, he set up an independent business as an engraver. His first works included a number of commissions for small etched cards and bookplates, and in 1721 he produced two inventive engraved allegories. With these topical prints The South Sea Scheme and The Lottery , which aroused considerable attention, he started his black-and-white satires which made him so widely known in Britain and abroad. His first success as a painter was in the conversational pieces, in which figure informal groups of family and friends surrounded by customary things from their everyday life. He was not the inventor of the genre, and had many contemporary rivals, but his pictures are marked with his own individuality:
HOGARTH, William
hogarth, william English painter (b. 1697, London, d. 1764, London).Preview, Picture Data, File Info, Comment. An Election Entertainment
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Biography
Biography of hogarth, william (b. 1697, London, d. 1764, London) in the Web Galleryof Art, a searchable image collection and database of European paintings
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Extractions: (b. 1697, London, d. 1764, London) English painter and engraver. He trained as an engraver in the Rococo tradition, and by 1720 was established in London independently as an engraver on copper of billheads and book illustrations. In his spare time he studied painting, first at the St Martin's Lane Academy and later under Sir James Thornhill, whose daughter he married in 1729. By this time he had begun to make a name with small conversation pieces, and about 1730 he set up as a portrait painter. At about the same time he invented and popularized the use of a sequence of anecdotal pictures 'similar to representations on the stage' to point a moral and satirize social abuses. A Harlot's Progress (6 scenes, c. 1731; destroyed by fire) was followed by A Rake's Progress (8 scenes, Sir John Soane's Museum, London, c. 1735), and Hogarth was far and away the most important British artist of his generation. He was equally outstanding as a painter and engraver and by the force of his pugnacious personality as well as by the quality and originality of his work he freed British art from its domination by foreign artists. Because so much of his work has a 'literary' element, his qualities as a painter have often been overlooked, but his more informal pictures in particular show that his brushwork could live up to his inventive genius. The vigour and spontaneity of The Shrimp Girl (National Gallery, London, c. 1740), for example, have made it deservedly one of the most popular British paintings of the 18
William Hogarth Online
william hogarth British Painter and Printmaker, 16971764 Guide to pictures ofworks by william hogarth in art museum sites and image archives worldwide.
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Art.com - Your Home For Prints, Posters & Custom Framing
J. Hofer, Heinz Hoffman, J. Hoffman, Torsten Hofmann, Douglas Hofmann, Hans Hofmann,Heinrich Hofner, Johan Hogan, Ginny hogarth, william Hogg, Alexander
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Hogarth, William (1697-1764)
hogarth, william. painter, graphical artist. england. william hogarthwas born in London and studied at St. Martin's Lane Academy.
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Extractions: Grave location: London: St. Nicholas' Churchyard, Chiswick Mall, Chiswick William Hogarth was born in London and studied at St. Martin's Lane Academy. In 1729, around the time he started to make himself a name as painter, he married the daughter of decorator Thornhill. He paid visits to Paris in 1743 and 1748 and was influenced by the French Rococo. The French themselves he disliked and he once got arrested for spying when he was drawing the defenses at Calais.
Hogarth, William
hogarth, william william hogarth's tomb at St. Nicholas'Churchyard, Chiswick Mall, Chiswick, London.
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Hogarth, William
hogarth, william The Heir (from The Rake¹s Progress), hogarth, 173334The Orgy (from The Rake¹s Progress), hogarth, 1733-34 The
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