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mouvement

  1. The servants of the painter — William Hogarth
  2. Le Banquent — William Hogarth, 1755
  3. Thomas Ripley — Joseph Highmore

thématiques

  1. The servants of the painter — William Hogarth
  2. Portrait de Richard James du Middle Temple — William Hogarth
  3. Thomas Ripley — Joseph Highmore
  4. Thomas Ripley — Joseph Highmore
  5. The Painter and his Pug — William Hogarth, 1745

mots-clés

tonalité

  1. William Hogarth, Portrait de Capitaine Thomas Coram, 1740 © Coram sous la protection du Foundling Museum — William Hogarth, 1740
  2. Portrait de Richard James du Middle Temple — William Hogarth
  3. Portrait of Captain Coram — William Hogarth, 1740
  4. Mariage — William Hogarth, 1735
  5. Head of a Lady — William Hogarth
  6. The Painter and his Pug — William Hogarth, 1745

couleur principale

  1. Dr. Gustavus Brown — Gustavus Hesselius, 1742
  2. The servants of the painter — William Hogarth
  3. The Painter and his Pug — William Hogarth, 1745
  4. The murder of the count — William Hogarth, 1745
  5. Portrait Of Benjamin Day — Thomas Frye
  6. Thomas Ripley — Joseph Highmore
  7. Portrait of Captain Coram — William Hogarth, 1740
  8. Portrait de Richard James du Middle Temple — William Hogarth
  9. William Hogarth, Portrait de Capitaine Thomas Coram, 1740 © Coram sous la protection du Foundling Museum — William Hogarth, 1740
  10. David Papillon (1691–1762), MP — isaac whood, 1739
  11. Sir Hugh Paterson (1686–1777), Jacobite — john thomas seton, 1776
  12. La Dénonciation — William Hogarth, 1729
  13. William Hogarth, La Marche des Gardes à Finchley, 1750 © The Foundling Museum — William Hogarth, 1750
  14. Said To Be Sir Richard Haddock — Thomas Hudson
  15. The March to Finchley — William Hogarth
  16. Thomas Ripley — Joseph Highmore
  17. Le Banquent — William Hogarth, 1755
  18. John Collett — Joseph Highmore
  19. Portrait of a Gentleman, possibly Hugh Marriott — george beare, 1746
  20. Mariage — William Hogarth, 1735

autre

  1. Baron of Exchequer — allen ramsay, 1742
  2. James Gibbs — John Michael Williams, 1752
  3. Portrait Of Thomas Crispe — Thomas Frye