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In a worldly sense he thoroughly deserved all the success he obtained, as he worked hard and never let slip the opportune moment for a popular move.
In summing up his character, John Ireland says well of him: " In the relations of husband, brother, friend, and TT- master, he was kind, generous, sincere, and ^, , indulgent. In diet abstemious; but in his hospitalities, though devoid of ostentation, liberal and free-hearted. Not parsimonious, yet frugal ; — but such were the rewards then paid to ...artists, that, after the labour of a long life, he left a very inconsiderable sum to his widow." ^ Attention must now be turned to that part of Hogarth's character and personality which brought ' Austin Dobson, Memoir, p. loi.
''■ Hogarth Illustrated, l. cxxi.
60 The Artist Militant him into the light of publicity. This was his pugnacity.
He was by nature a combative little man, and entered into numerous controversies, in which he .
bore himself always with straightforward- ness and courage, though it does not * -^ follow that he was always right in the line he adopted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In a worldly sense he thoroughly deserved all the success he obtained, as he worked hard and never let slip the opportune moment for a popular move.
In summing up his character, John Ireland says well of him: " In the relations of husband, brother, friend, and TT- master, he was kind, generous, sincere, and ^, , indulgent. In diet abstemious; but in his hospitalities, though devoid of ostentation, liberal and free-hearted. Not parsimonious, yet frugal ; — but such were the rewards then paid to ...artists, that, after the labour of a long life, he left a very inconsiderable sum to his widow." ^ Attention must now be turned to that part of Hogarth's character and personality which brought ' Austin Dobson, Memoir, p. loi.
''■ Hogarth Illustrated, l. cxxi.
60 The Artist Militant him into the light of publicity. This was his pugnacity.
He was by nature a combative little man, and entered into numerous controversies, in which he .
bore himself always with straightforward- ness and courage, though it does not * -^ follow that he was always right in the line he adopted.
What to read after William Hogarth;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brown, G. Baldwin (Gerard Baldwin), 1849-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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