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The Rakes Progress
3768692 The Rakes Progress by Hogarth, William (1697-1764) (after); (add.info.: The Rakes Progress-Whites Coffehouse-London (1735) engraving by William Hogarth, English painter and artist November 10, 1697 -October 26, 1764. Printed by A H Payne. A series of engravings depicting Tom Rakewells life and his descent into madness. Debauched dinner party. Stravinsky connection.); Lebrecht Authors
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Cities Classical Period Eighteenth Late Baroque Music London City Progress Rakes William Hogarth Social History
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This print showcases "The Rakes Progress" by William Hogarth, a renowned English painter and artist of the 18th century. The engraving, printed by A H Payne, depicts an intriguing scene from Tom Rakewell's life as he spirals into madness. In this particular image, we are transported to Whites Coffehouse in London during the year 1735. As we delve into the picture, we witness a debauched dinner party unfolding before our eyes. The atmosphere is filled with extravagance and indulgence as guests revel in their hedonistic desires. This artwork not only serves as a social commentary on the decadence prevalent in society at that time but also highlights Hogarth's exceptional talent for capturing intricate details and emotions. Interestingly, there is a connection between "The Rakes Progress" and composer Igor Stravinsky. Inspired by Hogarth's engravings, Stravinsky composed an opera based on this series of artworks. This further emphasizes the enduring impact of Hogarth's work across different art forms. Through this print from Bridgeman Images' collection on Fine Art Finder, viewers can immerse themselves in the rich history and daily life of 18th-century London city. It offers a glimpse into both the artistic brilliance of William Hogarth and his ability to depict societal progress or decline through his illustrations.
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