Hogas 64

Author: DeAgostini Publishing Company (UK)
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Publish Date: 2002-04-01
Features: This book introduces the artist's life, the warrior of British art, style and technique, series works with moral implications and satire, close-ups of masterpieces, the Countess's morning toilet, selected works explained, in a mental hospital, Captain Coram, the children of the Grim family, the march to Finchley, the triumphal parade of being elected a member of Parliament, world-famous art museums, detailed content of the Soane Museum.
The life in childhood influenced Hogarth's entire life. Growing up in poverty, he always held a strong ambition and worked hard to become the most authoritative historical painter of his time. Although he ultimately failed to achieve this goal, his innovative and satirical engravings were highly successful, allowing him to be remembered forever in the history of art. This book introduces the artist's life, the warrior of British art, style and technique, series works with moral implications and satire, close-ups of masterpieces, the Countess's morning toilet, selected works explained, in a mental hospital, Captain Coram, the children of the Grim family, the march to Finchley, the triumphal parade of being elected a member of Parliament, world-famous art museums, detailed content of the Soane Museum.