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@sirchef Hey! William Hogarth @artisthogarth might strike your fancy ;) @andreitr
So basically I have decided to reeducate myself and go through renowned artist's book. I always had problems with cheekbones due to non-trivial forms they constituted of. So here is first part of my Hogarth Studies. Stay tuned and grow with me as an artist
William Hogarth, The Strode Family, 1738 https://t.co/qLqjdAe65C #tatemuseum #museumarchive
William Hogarth, A Rake’s Progress (plate 7), 1735 https://t.co/YqPCggWkat #museumarchive #tatemuseum
On the blog this week: Paul Hogarth
https://t.co/yw1QZgNuND
Hogarth details from a self-portrait and other paintings in @Tate exhibition
Went to the Hogarth exhibition at @TateBritain huge - endless rooms full of lovely stuff. Took over 2 hrs and by the end my back was giving me jip. There is so much to see but if it was less comprehensive and more digestible I would sing its praises not ache!
William Hogarth
He was an English painter, printmaker, pictorial satirist, social critic, and editorial cartoonist.(1697-1764)
The Shrimp Girl, 1740 (detail)
The @Tate Hogarth exhibition is packed with many of his most well-known works. There are so many things to stop and stare at …and a funerary moment too courtesy of A Harlot’s Progress #HogarthAndEurope #Hogarth
My in-depth review of the marvellous new Hogarth exhibition at Tate Britain
… it’s full of good boys 🐾
William Hogarth , pintor y grabador inglés que nació #TalDiaComoHoy .
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Matrimonio a la moda -
William Hogarth , pintor y grabador inglés.
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Happy birthday, William Hogarth! Born #OTD in 1697. 🖼️⭐
These comedic vignettes from ‘Scene I: An Election Entertainment’, from his series ‘The Humours of an Election’, are typical of his energetic compositions, satirical wit, and technical brilliance. 🎨
"The serpentine line, or the line of grace, by its waving and winding at the same time different ways, leads the eye in a pleasing manner along the continuity of its variety."
🎨 #WilliamHogarth, English satiric painter and engraver, was #BOTD 10 November 1697. #Art #Painting
William Hogarth 🏴 (b. 10.11.1697)
'The Painter and his Pug' (1745)
Oil on canvas
90 x 69.9 cm
@Tate
We hope you've enjoyed Hogarth to Hitchens: An exhibition which celebrates British artists in our collections.
It's your last weekend to see the paintings, you can also view the exhibition online:
https://t.co/S7RXiLaO6Z
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(1697-1764 British)
"A Boy With a Kite Attached by a Rook" (C. 1775-60)