William Hogarth, Analysis of Beauty, plate 2, 1753.
368 mm x 490 mm. © Photo: Royal Academy of Arts, London.
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Analysis of Beauty, plate 2, 1753
William Hogarth (1697 - 1764)
RA Collection: Art
368 mm x 490 mm
[Prints of Hogarth's works.] - [S.l.]:: [after 1772.]
The Analysis Of Beauty. Written with a view of fixing the fluctuating Ideas Of Taste. - By William Hogarth. - [Epigraph] - A New Edition. - - London:: [1772]
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William Hogarth
Columbus Breaking the Egg, 1752
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William Hogarth
Columbus Breaking the Egg, 1752
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![William Hogarth, Analysis of Beauty, plate 1]()
William Hogarth
Analysis of Beauty, plate 1, 1753
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William Hogarth
Analysis of Beauty, plate 2, 1753
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![William Hogarth, Analysis of Beauty. Plate I]()
William Hogarth
Analysis of Beauty. Plate I, 1772
Engraving
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William Hogarth
Analysis of Beauty. Plate II, 1772
Engraving
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