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Handwriting and signature of William Hogarth, from a letter to Sir Richard Grosvenor
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Handwriting and signature of William Hogarth, from a letter to Sir Richard Grosvenor
KDC384221 Handwriting and signature of William Hogarth, from a letter to Sir Richard Grosvenor concerning his commission of a picture of Sigismunda, June 13, 1757 (pen and ink on paper) (see also 396067) by Hogarth, William (1697-1764); Private Collection; (add.info.: William Hogarth (16 7-1764) English artist and painter; the picture was rejected by Grosvenor on the grounds of subject matter and cost; ); English, out of copyright
Media ID 22668830
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This print showcases the exquisite handwriting and signature of William Hogarth, a renowned English artist and painter. The image captures a letter written by Hogarth to Sir Richard Grosvenor on June 13,1757. In this correspondence, Hogarth discusses his commission for a painting of Sigismunda, which was ultimately rejected by Grosvenor due to its subject matter and cost. Hogarth's distinctive penmanship is beautifully displayed in this piece, reflecting his meticulous attention to detail both in his artistry and in his personal correspondences. The elegant strokes of ink on paper reveal not only the artist's skillful hand but also offer us a glimpse into the artistic process during the Georgian era. Accompanying the handwriting is an array of intriguing elements that add depth to the composition. A dog rests faithfully at Hogarth's side while he holds a book, symbolizing knowledge and intellectual pursuits. His self-portrait reveals him wearing a hat with an air of confidence befitting his status as both satirist and social commentator. This print transports us back to the 18th century when Hogarth thrived as an engraver amidst political satire and historical paintings. It serves as a testament to his enduring legacy as one of England's most influential artists.
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