Interlude: A Perspective into Art History via Hogarth
Reblogged from The Tagalong Historian:
This is a post about a brief presentation I did for the core class of my programme, 18th Century Cultural History: Historiography and Archival Methods. I was to interrogate a portrait from the 18th Century as an Art Historian. I chose a satirical portrait of the poet Charles Churchill; an etching by William Hogarth entitled The Bruiser, created in 1763. The historian part of the task was easy for me, the…
Posted on October 17, 2012, in Art History Miscellany. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a Comment.





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