... BY WILLIAM HOGARTH (1697-1764) (Ixnt by Lord Northbrook.) HE pictures reproduced on this -and the following page are all taken from an Arts Council Exhibition of English Conversation Pieces of the Eighteenth Century, which is at present touring provincial ...

... WILLIAM HOGARTH. The history of this most remarkable man of genius, both his professional and private life, has been so often written and so widely citculated, that our notice of him must be confined to placin? him iv his chronological position, with ...

... WILLIAM HOGARTH (1697-1764) (Lent by Sir Edmund Davis, Chilham Castle.) The Exhibition of British Painting of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries opened in Paris, at the Louvre, by President Lebrun on March 4, is the first grand-scale display of the ...

... WILLIAM HOGARTH. FOR SALE. A N Ana (26in. z 20in.) folio edition of A too Complete Works of Hogarth, containiog 160 plates engraved by himself, and published 1723-1764, with deamiptive letter-prews. 'l'ho volume is elaborately bound in crimson Morocco ...

... WILLIAM HOGART'H ' Chairing The Members,' (1697-1764). Size 19 x 15 ins. . r ...

... WILLIAM HOGARTH To whom the oundation of the Royal Academy was indirectly due A new “Invasion” book! It seemed as if all the possible schemes for the invasion of Great Britain had been written about and laid to rest long ago, but here is Dr. G. Rowe Hall ...

... WILLIAM HOGARTH BY AUSTIN DOBSON With an Introduction on Hogarth’s Workmanship by SIR WALTER ARMSTRONG. With 78 Plates, large Imp. 4to. PRICE FIVE GUINEAS NET. BIOGRAPHY. JEANNE D’ARC, MAID OF ORLEANS, DELIVERER OF FRANCE. Being the Story of her Life ...

... WILLIAM HOGARTH. Far above all other artists of his age stood William Hogarth. There is no artist of that or any former age in England —and we may also say the same down to our own day —who is so thoroughly English. He is a John Ball from heal to foot—sturdy ...

... WILLIAM HOGARTH, including several original orawings, and his most early productions in various curious essays, which at the present time are of the utmost rarity. Also, atrmerous collections of a similar cast, by Bunbary add other artists of entertaining ...

... WILLIAM HOGARTH. It is not often that a more or less popular critical life of an artist reaches such perfection of soundness and lucidity as Prof. Baldwin Brown's volume on Hogarth in the *“ Makers of British Art” Series. Hogarth, by the way, is not, ...

... (WILLIAM HOGARTH. 1697-1764). accommodation and food, painted the sign in payment. It. repre-3 Rented two faces, the one pale and thin, the other jolly and rubicund, NUT far from Huthin, North and under it the inscription: Wales, is the Loggerheads Thou ...

... William Hogarth (1697-1764) Hogarth utilised the painting of some of his test pictures, “ Gin Lane,” “A Harlot's Progress,” “ Marriage a la Mode,” “ A Rake's Progress ” (on which the libretto of Stravinsky’s opera of that name is based), to point a moral ...