Archive for the 'Exhibitions' Category
In the process of reading Ogée & Meslay’s introduction to the Tate Britain Hogarth exhibition catalogue last night, my tired eyes leapt into life at the sight of this passage, which provoked some connections with Daniel Raeburn’s commentary on Chris Ware.
[A Rake's Progress and The Four Times of Day] confirmed his increasing mastey of the [...]
Click on the thumbnails to see (largely illegible) notes from my visit to the Hogarth exhibition at Tate Britain.
William Hogarth
Marriage a la Mode: The Tete a Tete c1743
The National Gallery, London
This exhibition is open daily at Tate Britain, London until 29 April. I dropped by on Sunday morning en route to the Eurostar. I’m still ruminating, and will post some observations and thoughts soon.