Hogarths Collection

A George III model of a dog, c. 1760 (see also 433421)
CH433422 A George III model of a dog, c.1760 (see also 433421) by Cheere, John (1709-87) (attr. to); 64x51 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: thought to be Trump)

A George III model of a dog, c. 1760 (see also 433422)
CH433421 A George III model of a dog, c.1760 (see also 433422) by Cheere, John (1709-87) (attr. to); 64x51 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: thought to be Trump)

William Hogarths Tomb Chiswick
Tomb of William and his wife Jane Hogarth, William Hogarth was a English artist and engraver in Chiswick, Church-yard, West, London

ANALYSIS OF BEAUTY (1)
Plate 1 from Hogarths Analysis of Beauty illustrates the artists theories of aesthetics in art and nature, particularly his admiration of the serpentine form. Date: 1753

HOGARTH RAKE PLATE 2
The Rakes Progress 2. Hogarths Rake surrounded by flattering artists and professors. Date: 1735

HOGARTH HARLOT PLATE 5
The Harlots Progress 5. Hogarths Harlot expires while two doctors quarrel over her treatment. Date: 1732

HOGARTH HARLOT PLATE 4
The Harlots Progress 4. Hogarths Harlot in Bridewell Prison. Date: 1732

HOGARTH HARLOT PLATE 3
The Harlots Progress 3. Hogarths Harlot about to be apprehended by a magistrate. Date: 1732

GINGERBREAD VENDOR
Tiddy Dol, a noted gingerbread vendor of the London streets, sufficiently well-known to be featured in Hogarths Tyburn picture; his real name was Ford Date: 18th century

Hogarths house
Statue of George I opposite Hogarths house in Leicester Square, London. 1790. Date: 1790

GARRICK AS RICHARD III. FROM HOGARTHs PAINTING, 1893 engraving

Hogarths House, Chiswick, London, 1874
Engraving showing a number of scenes at Hogarths House, Chiswick, London, 1874. The views shown are (clockwise from bottom right): the Mulberry Tree; the Staircase; one of the rooms

Archbishop Tenisons School, Leicester Square, 1899
Photograph showing the exterior of Archbishop Tenisons School at 30 Leicester Square, London, in 1899. This building was built on the site of William Hogarths house in the 18th century

Hogarths Quack Doctor
Marriage a la Mode Consulting the quack doctor

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"Hogarths: A Journey through the Artistic Legacy of William Hogarth" Step into the captivating world of William Hogarth, a renowned English painter and satirist whose works continue to fascinate art enthusiasts even today. From his iconic series like "HOGARTH HARLOT PLATE 6" to his intricate sculptures such as "A George III model of a dog, c. 1760, " each piece tells a unique story. As you explore further, discover the exquisite details in "William Hogarths Tomb Chiswick, " an architectural masterpiece paying homage to the artist himself. The tomb stands as a testament to Hogarth's immense contribution to the art world and serves as a reminder of his enduring influence. Delve into the depths of beauty with "ANALYSIS OF BEAUTY (1), " where Hogarth skillfully dissects what it means to be aesthetically pleasing. His keen eye for detail is evident in every stroke, capturing both physical allure and underlying emotions. The journey continues with glimpses into society's vices through plates like "HOGARTH RAKE PLATE 2" and "HOGARTH HARLOT PLATES 3-6. " These thought-provoking artworks shed light on moral decay while challenging societal norms—a hallmark feature of Hogarth's artistic style. Immerse yourself in everyday life with scenes like the bustling streets captured in "GINGERBREAD VENDOR. " Through this artwork, Hogarth transports us back in time, allowing us to experience London's vibrant atmosphere during his era. To truly understand this legendary artist, visit "Hogarths house, " where he lived and created many masterpieces. Step inside these hallowed walls and feel inspired by the very space that nurtured one of history's greatest talents. Finally, witness David Garrick embodying Richard III from one of Hogarth's paintings through an enchanting engraving titled "GARRICK AS RICHARD III.