Why is "William Hogarth" trending?

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• William Hogarth and David Garrick – the painter and the actor - The Chiswick Calendar
• William Hogarth | Avant ; Après (1736) - Mutual Art
• Pruzan Art Center to Exhibit British Prints by William Hogarth - Wesleyan University
• Gin Lane by William Hogarth is a critique of 18th-century London’s growing funeral trade - The Conversation
• A Rake's Progress: David Hockney's Reinterpretation of William Hogarth's Works - MyArtBroker
• For the First Time Ever, You Can See Stunning, Centuries-Old Murals at England's Oldest Hospital - Smithsonian Magazine
• William Hogarth’s Satire on False Perspective (1754) - The Public Domain Review
• Restored Hogarth murals at London hospital open to public for first time - The Guardian
• William Hogarth: Place and Progress - The Brooklyn Rail
• Why William Hogarth is Britain's greatest artist - BBC
• William Hogarth: pioneer of comics and political cartoons - Meer | English edition
• The Great Painter of London’s Mayhem - Hyperallergic
• The Sleeping Congregation - The Art Institute of Chicago
• Lecture on influential 18th-century artist to be held on the Island - Isle of Wight County Press
• New William Hogarth survey at Tate Britain cuts the John Bull - The Art Newspaper
• Hogarth’s love for his pug was a bone of contention among critics - Apollo – The International Art Magazine
• Leaked email shows William Hogarth Primary School is being considered for closure - The Chiswick Calendar
• At Pittsburgh’s Frick, William Hogarth Shows His Chops as a Painter - Artnet News
• William Hogarth works at London’s oldest hospital to be restored - The Guardian
• Round About Hogarth – a new play by Gareth Armstrong - The Chiswick Calendar
• William Hogarth - Studio International
• Hogarth's anti-progress: how the father of British painting went missing from our galleries | William Hogarth - The Guardian
• William Hogarth Was an Artist, Not a Gentleman - WSJ
• John Ranby FRS, William Hogarth and the Barber Surgeons - Nature
• Hogarth and Europe review – razzle and dazzle but not much fun - The Guardian
• Hogarth and Europe - Apollo – The International Art Magazine
• Plate six, from A Harlot’s Progress - The Art Institute of Chicago
• The Satirical Drawings of Celebrated British Artist William Hogarth - Art & Object
• On taste and morality: from William Hogarth to Grayson Perry - OUPblog
• A Hogarth Survey Has Good Intentions but Misses the Mark - Hyperallergic
• Works in progress – the turbulent tales of William Hogarth - Apollo – The International Art Magazine
• Why William Hogarth’s polemics were so successful - The Economist
• Sin and the City: William Hogarth's London - Princeton University
• A journey through William Hogarth’s ‘moral geography’ of London and beyond - The Art Newspaper
• Homelessness: no laughing matter for Hogarth – nor for us - The Guardian
• How a William Hogarth painting predicted Brexit 250 years ago - The Guardian
• Rich, red and rare: Hogarth’s lady back home after 100 years - The Guardian
• Review: This William Hogarth Exhibition Is The Most Debauched (And Probably Best) Exhibition You'll See In 2019 - Londonist
• How I found potential lost works of the great British painter William Hogarth – new research - The Conversation
• How William Hogarth made Britain - The Spectator
• The Lady's Death (1743) by William Hogarth - Artsy
• Hogarth’s London: Gin Lane and Beer Street - BBC
• William Hogarth dies in London - History Today
• Hogarth’s paintings fail to go the whole hog - Apollo – The International Art Magazine
• Hogarth's house to reopen after surviving fire – and urban sprawl - The Guardian
• Gin, syphilis, lunacy: Hogarth’s grotesques united in new show - The Guardian
• A Rake’s Progress by William Hogarth: A Story of a Man’s Decline - TheCollector
• UK places export ban on £1.2m Hogarth painting - The Guardian
• In the manner of William Hogarth - Artnet
• William Hogarth as you’ve never seen him before (played by Keith Allen) - Apollo – The International Art Magazine
• Hogarth's forgotten stairwell: hidden in a 900-year-old London hospital are painter's vast canvases - The Art Newspaper
• William Hogarth | Four Stages of Cruelty (4 works) (1751) - Mutual Art
• William Hogarth | A Rake's Progress - Mutual Art
• Hogarth masterpieces restored at Barts Hospital open to public - BBC
• Adieu gin, au revoir roast beef! How Hogarth became a proud European - The Guardian
• A Harlot's Progress: pl.4 (1732) by William Hogarth - Artsy
• William Hogarth exhibition coming to Derby - BBC
• William Hogarth | Night - Mutual Art
• When it came to art, Hogarth had no real beef with Europe - Apollo – The International Art Magazine
• Hogarth: Place and Progress review – a heartbreaking epic of London squalor - The Guardian
• William Hogarth | Analysis of Beauty (1753) - Mutual Art
• Hogarth and The Art of Noise review – London's whistles and wails, drums and dogs - The Guardian
• Evidence that the aesthetic preference for Hogarth’s Line of Beauty is an evolutionary by-product | Scientific Reports - Nature
• "Marriage à la Mode" - Mutual Art
• Ken Loach: how William Hogarth inspired Riff-Raff - video - The Guardian
• Morning: William Hogarth's love letter to London life - The Guardian
• Four Prints of an Election 1758, in honor of upcoming elections - Princeton University
• William Hogarth’s satirical painting 'Taste in High Life' at risk of leaving the UK - GOV.UK
• Hogarth's Progress review – dazzling double bill charts artist's path to woe - The Guardian
• William Hogarth | Marriage a la mode - The Tête à Tête - Mutual Art
• Selective buying leaves 35% of lots unsold at Sotheby's Old Master sale in London - The Art Newspaper
• Tate Britain director defends museum against accusations of ‘cancelling Hogarth’ - The Art Newspaper
• William Hogarth | Before and After - Mutual Art
• William Hogarth, Georg Baselitz, Karen Kilimnik: this week’s new exhibitions - The Guardian
• Grayson Perry: The Vanity of Small Differences at Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery - Victoria Miro
• Hogarth and Europe is filled with treasures - it's a shame it treats visitors like idiots - The i Paper
• Booze, whores and high living – a modern take on Hogarth's Rake - The Guardian
• William Hogarth | A Midnight Modern Conversation - Mutual Art
• A Huge Exhibition Of William Hogarth Masterpieces Is Coming To Central London - Londonist
• William Hogarth | The Four Stages of Cruelty (1751) - Mutual Art
• William Hogarth | A Midnight Modern Conversation (1733) - Mutual Art
• Great Works: Captain Thomas Coram, 1740, by William Hogarth - The Independent
• New William Hogarth exhibition to feature artwork not seen for 300 years - The Independent
• William Hogarth | Marriage A La Mode - Mutual Art
• The Dr. Martens x William Hogarth Collection Is Perfect For The Art Lover — PHOTOS - Bustle
• William Hogarth out of favour as Britain's cartoon museum says its displays are overrepresented by 'white cisgender men' - The Telegraph
• William Hogarth | Satire - Mutual Art
• Great works: The Graham Children (1742) by William Hogarth - The Independent
• Great Works: Characters and Caricaturas (1743) William Hogarth - The Independent
• Hogarth and Europe at Tate Britain review - Time Out Worldwide
• The Rake's Progress, Plates 1-8 - The Young Heir Taking Possession, The Rake's Levee, The Tavern Scene, Arrested for Debt, Marriage, In a Gaming House, In the Debtors Prison, and Bedlam - Mutual Art
• William Hogarth | Southwark Fair (1733) - Mutual Art
• Hogarth, the father of the modern cartoon - The Telegraph
• William Hogarth shows up an ugly system - Socialist Worker
• Why Hogarth's hustings gets my vote - The Guardian
• William Hogarth and the new borders of art - thenewworld.co.uk
• In Focus: The beauty of William Hogarth's 'Progress' Series, from his engraving skill to his story-telling gymnastics - Country Life
• Andy Slaughter opens William Hogarth School’s new playground - The Chiswick Calendar
• Gin Lane vs Beer Street - The Economist
• William Hogarth Primary School wins national recognition for its new playground - The Chiswick Calendar