Hogarth

William Hogarth, English painter and engraver, died in London, and was buried in Chiswick churchyard.

By this account, how on earth could Mary Hogarth fail to be the turning point of any Dickens biography?

Though she frequently expressed criticism of his writing, she ultimately published one of his books at the Hogarth Press.

Boswell 's biography says painter William Hogarth thought Johnson was an "idiot" until the writer spoke to reveal his eloquence.

As a hardworking man, Leonard Woolf devoted himself to nurture his beloved wife and the management of the Hogarth Press.

Beer Street and Gin Lane are a pair of 1751 engravings by William Hogarth in support of the then-proposed Gin Act 1751.

Mary Hogarth is the subject of significant critical debate, Douglas-Fairhurst notes.

I don't buy the view that Hogarth is sneering at lovers here or expressing Puritan fear of the flesh.

And Hogarth isn't kidding, he's already uploaded his favorite seven-year-old ticket stub to the artist's page.

Their Hogarth Press had operated from the basement room in Tavistock Square.

In 1917 he set up a small hand press at Hogarth House, and worked as its director until his death.

Does this wind up negating the Mary Hogarth narrative?

Sex is everywhere in 18th-century art, from Fragonard's hedonism to Hogarth's cynicism.

I know no such thing as genius; it is noting but labor and diligence. ----William Hogarth.

Since 1924, the Hogarth Press had published works by Sigmund Freud.

Nowhere is this more true than in his account of Dickens's devastation at sister-in-law and hypothetical soulmate Mary Hogarth's death.

Says CEO Ian Hogarth, "I want people to remember these experiences and contribute to the history of live music. "