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Read Ebook: Hogarth's Works with life and anecdotal descriptions of his pictures. Volume 2 (of 3) by Ireland John Nichols John
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TRANSCRIBER'S NOTE
A superscript is denoted by ^; for example ESQ^R.
Obvious typographical errors and punctuation errors have been corrected after careful comparison with other occurrences within the text and consultation of external sources.
Footnotes have been moved to the end of the book text, and before the publisher's Book Catalog. Some Footnotes are very long.
The 3-star asterism symbol in the Catalog is denoted by ?.
More detail can be found at the end of the book.
HOGARTH'S WORKS:
WITH
SECOND SERIES.
HOGARTH'S WORKS:
WITH
JOHN IRELAND AND JOHN NICHOLS, F.S.A.
Second Series.
London:
CHATTO AND WINDUS, PUBLISHERS.
LIST OF PLATES
DESCRIBED IN THE SECOND SERIES.
PAGE MARRIAGE A LA MODE--
FIRST STAGE OF CRUELTY, 54
SECOND STAGE OF CRUELTY, 56
CRUELTY IN PERFECTION, 58
THE REWARD OF CRUELTY, 62
BEER STREET, 66
GIN LANE, 68
THE SAME--ANOTHER ENGRAVING, 78
MOSES AND PHARAOH'S DAUGHTER, 82
FOUR PRINTS OF AN ELECTION--
THE MARCH TO FINCHLEY, 122
THE INVASION--
THE COCKPIT, 146
CREDULITY, SUPERSTITION, AND FANATICISM, 160
THE TIMES--
JOHN WILKES, ESQ., 222
BOYS PEEPING AT NATURE , 244
THE LAUGHING AUDIENCE, 246
THE LECTURE, 250
THE ORCHESTRA, 254
THE COMPANY OF UNDERTAKERS, 258
CHARACTER AND CARICATURE, 266
SARAH MALCOLM, 268
COLUMBUS BREAKING THE EGG, 276
THE FIVE ORDERS OF PERIWIGS, 284
THE BENCH, 290
THE BEGGARS' OPERA, 292
THE INDIAN EMPEROR, 300
THE BATHOS, 312
HOGARTH ILLUSTRATED.
MARRIAGE A LA MODE.
"'Tis from high life our characters are drawn."
"Mr. Hogarth intends to publish, by subscription, six prints from copperplates, engraved by the best masters in Paris after his own paintings; the heads, for the better preservation of the characters and expressions, to be done by the author, representing a variety of modern occurrences in high life, and called 'Marriage ? la Mode.'
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