Interlude: A Perspective into Art History via Hogarth

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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…

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Art History geek, neophyte bellydancer, amateur musician, photographer

Posted on October 17, 2012, in Art History Miscellany. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a Comment.

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