The Works of William Hogarth

William Hogarth is said to have been the descendant of a family originally from Kirby Thore, in Westmorland. His grandfather was a plain yeoman, who possessed a small tenement in the vale of Bampton, a village about fifteen miles north of Kendal, in that county; and had three sons.

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The Works of William Hogarth

The Life of Hogarth.
The Rake’s Progress.
Plate I.
Plate II.
Plate III.
Plate IV.
Plate V.
Plate VI.
Plate VII.
Plate VIII.
The Distressed Poet.
The Bench.
The Laughing Audience.
Gate of Calais.
The Politician.
Taste in High Life,
The Harlot’s Progress.
The Harlot’s Progress.
The Harlot’s Progress.
The Harlot’s Progress.
The Harlot’s Progress.
The Harlot’s Progress.
The Lecture.
The Chorus.
Columbus Breaking the Egg.
A Midnight Modern Conversation.
Consultation of Physicians — The Undertakers’ Arms.
Daniel Lock, Esq. F.a.s.
The Enraged Musician.
Masquerades and Operas.
Morning.
Noon.
Evening.
Night.
Sigismonda
Martin Folkes, Esq.
The Cockpit.
Captain Thomas Coram.
The Country Inn Yard; Or, the Stage Coach.
Industry and Idleness.
Plate I.
Plate II.
Plate III.
Plate IV.
Plate V.
Plate VI.
Plate VII.
Plate VIII.
Plate IX.
Plate X.
Plate XI.
Plate XII.
Southwark Fair.
Garrick in the Character of Richard iii.
The Invasion; Or, France and England.
Plate I.
Plate II.

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