William Hogarth

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English: William Hogarth was a major British painter, engraver, pictorial satirist, and editorial cartoonist (1697–1764)

[edit] Life

Self-Portrait with Pug-Dog, 1745

Hogarth Painting the Comic Muse, c.1757

[edit] Works

[edit] Marriage à-la-mode

The Marriage Contract, Marriage à-la-mode series, 1743	Shortly After the Marriage, Marriage à-la-mode series, 1743	The Visit to the Quack Doctor, Marriage à-la-mode series, 1743	The Countess's Morning Levee, Marriage à-la-mode series, 1743
The Death of the Earl, Marriage à-la-mode series, 1743	The Suicide of the Countess, Marriage à-la-mode series, 1743

[edit] A Harlot's Progress (1732)

Plate 1: Moll Hackabout arrives in London, 1732.	Plate 2: Moll as a mistress, 1732.	Plate 3: Moll as a prostitute, 1732.	Plate 4: Moll in Bridwell Prison, beating hemp, 1732.
Plate 5: Moll dying of venereal disease, 1732.	Plate 6: Moll's wake, 1732.

[edit] The Humours of an Election

An Election Entertainment, The Humours of an Election series, 1755 (Includes famous "Give us our Eleven days" protest against Gregorian calendar at lower right.)

Canvassing for Votes, The Humours of an Election series, 1755

The Polling, The Humours of an Election series, 1755

Chairing the Member, The Humours of an Election series, 1755

[edit] A Rake's Progress (Engravings)

Plate 1 - The Young Heir Takes Possession Of The Miser's Effects	Plate 2 - Surrounded By Artists And Professors	Plate 3 - The Tavern Scene	Plate 4 - Arrested For Debt
Plate 5 - Married To An Old Maid	Plate 6 - Scene In A Gaming House	Plate 7 - The Prison Scene	Plate 8 - In The Madhouse

[edit] A Rake's Progress (Paintings)

Plate 1 - The Young Heir Takes Possession Of The Miser's Effects	Plate 2 - Surrounded By Artists And Professors	Plate 3 - The Tavern Scene	Plate 4 - Arrested For Debt
Plate 5 - Married To An Old Maid	Plate 6 - Scene In A Gaming House	Plate 7 - The Prison Scene	Plate 8 - In The Madhouse

[edit] Portraits

Benjamin Hoadly, c.1738	Captain Thomas Coram, 1740	The Shrimp Girl, c.1740–1745	Bishop Benjamin Hoadly, 1743
Hogarth's Servants, c.1750	David Garrick with His Wife Eva-Maria Veigel "La Violette" or "Violette", 1757	The Bench, c.1758