Hogarth
Hogarth
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. " "The Shrimp Girl" was sold at Mrs. Hogarth's sale in April 1790 for four pounds ten shillings, and was purchased for the National Gallery in 1884 for two hundred and sixty-two pounds ten shillings. After Mr. Sidney Colvin's eulogy in The Portfolio, one may go to almost any extreme in expressing admiration for "The Shrimp Girl" and other of Hogarth's paintings. Said Mr. Colvin : " Even Reynolds and Gainsborough, colourists often of an inexpressible loveliness, tenderness, and charm, were fum...blers in their method compared with Hogarth. . . . Without a school, HOGARTH 53 and without a precedent (for he is no imitator of the Dutchman), he has found a way of ex- pressing what he sees with the clearest sim- pHcity, richness, and directness. " Simple, rich, and direct is his portrait of "Garrick and his Wife" at Windsor Castle, a finished epic, quite unlike that lyrical sketch of "The Shrimp Girl. " " Garrick and his Wife" was painted in 1757, when Hogarth was sixty. It is a flamboyant, decorative picture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. " "The Shrimp Girl" was sold at Mrs. Hogarth's sale in April 1790 for four pounds ten shillings, and was purchased for the National Gallery in 1884 for two hundred and sixty-two pounds ten shillings. After Mr. Sidney Colvin's eulogy in The Portfolio, one may go to almost any extreme in expressing admiration for "The Shrimp Girl" and other of Hogarth's paintings. Said Mr. Colvin : " Even Reynolds and Gainsborough, colourists often of an inexpressible loveliness, tenderness, and charm, were fum...blers in their method compared with Hogarth. . . . Without a school, HOGARTH 53 and without a precedent (for he is no imitator of the Dutchman), he has found a way of ex- pressing what he sees with the clearest sim- pHcity, richness, and directness. " Simple, rich, and direct is his portrait of "Garrick and his Wife" at Windsor Castle, a finished epic, quite unlike that lyrical sketch of "The Shrimp Girl. " " Garrick and his Wife" was painted in 1757, when Hogarth was sixty. It is a flamboyant, decorative picture.
What to read after Hogarth?
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