From A Harlot's Progress to Gin Lane: William Hogarth and the Invention of the Graphic Novel скачать в хорошем качестве

From A Harlot's Progress to Gin Lane: William Hogarth and the Invention of the Graphic Novel

William Hogarth began creating sequential prints that tell complex stories around the same time Henry Fielding and Samuel Richardson were creating the modern novel. His print series were fabulously popular and for the first time expanded ownership of art beyond the church, the aristocracy and the affluent. His images were rich with readable details which made his graphic stories ever more moving and complex. Hogarth saw through artifice and hypocrisy in a way that gives a stark, almost apocalyptic quality to his graphic tales. Some of his images have a strikingly contemporary quality to them and his final image provides a shockingly vivid image of the end of the world right up there with Johnny Cash's version of Trent Reznor's "Hurt." #arthistory #booktube #graphicnovels #art #prints #18thcentury please see    • Naked Truth Arising in a Rage: Jean-Léon G...   Highly Recommended Art History Sites: ‪@OursForAll‬ ‪@GreshamCollege‬ ‪@PaulMellonCentr‬ ‪@demorganfoundation‬ Уильям Хогарт 4K: Прогресс блудницы, Джин Лейн, Графический роман и Конец света 威廉·霍加斯 4K：妓女的进步、杜松子酒巷、图画小说和世界末日 Wēilián·huò jiā sī 4K: Jìnǚ de jìnbù, dù sōngzǐ jiǔ xiàng, túhuà xiǎoshuō he shìjiè mòrì