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Portrait of Honorable John Hamilton - William Hogarth | WikiOO.org - دایره المعارف هنرهای زیبا

Portrait of Honorable John Hamilton – (William Hogarth) قبلی بعد


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موزه: The Frick Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh, United States)

تکنیک: Oil On Canvas

William Hogarth is best known for his biting, satirical engravings lampooning the fashion and mores of 18th-century English society. Most of his portraits are dated between 1738 and 1743, when he found a ready market for individual likenesses, and display the same keen sense of observation that made him an excellent satirist. The subject of this portrait, John Hamilton (b. 1713/14), was a captain in the Royal Navy who campaigned for better conditions for his men. Hamilton

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