£16.75
Title: Hogarth’s Progress
Author: Peter Quennell
Publisher: Collins
Publication Date: 1955 First Edition
Format: Hardback
Condition: Blue cloth covers which are in a good condition. No DJ. Pages are nice and clean with no ink or pencil marks. Illustrated throughout First Title page has a crease through it. Picture endpapers.
Book measures 22cm x 15cm with 318 pages.
1 in stock
“Hogarth’s Progress” by Peter Quennell explores the fascinating life and artistic journey of renowned English painter and satirist, William Hogarth. Set in 18th-century London, the book delves into Hogarth’s rise to prominence, his struggle for recognition, and the societal and political challenges he faced. Quennell masterfully intertwines historical facts with fictional elements, offering readers a vivid and immersive portrait of an artist driven by his passion, wit, and determination to challenge the norms of his time. This captivating biography is a captivating exploration of Hogarth’s artistic legacy and the era in which he thrived.
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