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  1. The servants of the painter — William Hogarth
  2. Hogarth Painting the Comic Muse — William Hogarth
  3. Three views of the city of Antwerp — hooren, melchisedech van, 1557
  4. The Painter and his Pug — William Hogarth, 1745

topics

tone

  1. William Hogarth, Portrait of Captain Thomas Coram, 1740 © Coram in the care of the Foundling Museum — William Hogarth, 1740
  2. Hogarth Painting the Comic Muse — William Hogarth
  3. Portrait of Captain Coram — William Hogarth, 1740
  4. Blossoming — Paul Klee
  5. Three views of the city of Antwerp — hooren, melchisedech van, 1557
  6. Head of a Lady — William Hogarth
  7. The Painter and his Pug — William Hogarth, 1745

main color

  1. Plate two, from The Analysis of Beauty — William Hogarth
  2. Blossoming — Paul Klee
  3. Ruins of Egyptian and Greek Architecture — Giovanni Battista Piranesi
  4. Columbus Breaking the Egg (Christopher Columbus) — William Hogarth, 1752
  5. Plate one, from The Analysis of Beauty — William Hogarth
  6. Before — William Hogarth
  7. Second car and Jupiter monte — soares, antônio francisco
  8. Imaginary Landscape — monogrammist fs (franciszek smiadecki?), 1600
  9. Head of a Lady — William Hogarth
  10. The Roman antiquities, t. 2, Plate XII. Prospectus and Profile of a tomb of the previous rooms — Giovanni Battista Piranesi, 1756
  11. Construction Of A Town Square And The Tools Used — claude masse
  12. William Hogarth, The March of the Guards to Finchley, 1750 © The Foundling Museum — William Hogarth, 1750
  13. [Relief Carving, Mayan Ruins, Chichen Itza] — Octavio Medellín, 1938
  14. The March to Finchley — William Hogarth
  15. Mexican God Huitzilopochtli From Montanus De Niewe En Onbekende Weereld — jacob van meurs, 1671
  16. The Theft of a Watch — William Hogarth, 1731
  17. Portrait of Captain Coram — William Hogarth, 1740
  18. Three views of the city of Antwerp — hooren, melchisedech van, 1557
  19. Blowing off about his new Copyright Act — William Hogarth

other

  1. The murder of the count — William Hogarth, 1745