Richard Earlom after William Hogarth

Marriage à la Mode

Plate I - The Marriage Contract
Plate II - The Breakfast Scene
Plate III - The Scene with the Quack
Plate IV - The Countess’s Levee
Plate V - The Death of the Earl
Plate VI - The Death of the Countess

A scarce set of six, large-scale, mezzotint engravings of Hogarth's famous satirical series, published in London by J. and J. Boydell in 1800.

Thomas Cook after William Hogarth

Before [&] After

A pair of copper plates, etched engravings by Thomas Cook after the original paintings by William Hogarth, published in London in 1797.

after William Hogarth

Marriage à la Mode

Plate I - The Marriage Contract
Plate II - The Breakfast Scene
Plate III - The Scene with the Quack
Plate IV - The Countess's Levee
Plate V - The Death of the Earl
Plate VI - The Death of the Countess

A set of six copper plate engravings published in London, April 1st, 1745. Three French etchers and line engravers, Bernard Baron, Louis Gerard Scotin and Simon Francois Ravenet, engraved the plates after the designs of William Hogarth

Robert Sayer after William Hogarth

Marriage à la Mode

Plate I [The Marriage Contract]
Plate II [The Breakfast Scene]
Plate III [The Scene with the Quack]
Plate IV [The Countess's Levee]
Plate V [The Death of the Earl]
Plate VI [The Death of the Countess]

A set of six copper plate engravings published in London in 1768, by Robert Sayer after the designs of William Hogarth.

William Hogarth

The Company of Undertakers

A copper plate etching by William Hogarth in which he mocks the medical profession; published in London by Robert Sayer in collaboration with Jane Hogarth, 1767.

Thomas Cook after William Hogarth

An Election
1. An Election Entertainment
2. Canvassing for Votes
3. The Polling
4. The Chairing

A set of four copper plate engraved plates by Thomas Cook after the original paintings of William Hogarth, published in London in 1801.

Thomas Cook after William Hogarth.

March to Finchley.

A copper plate engraving, etched by Thomas Cook after the original paintings of William Hogarth, published in London in 1801.

Thomas COOK after William Hogarth

Times of the Day: Morning, Noon, Evening and Night

A set of four copper plate engraved plates by Thomas Cook after the original paintings of William Hogarth, published in London in 1797.

£1800
Set of 4
Unframed

T.CHEESMAN after William HOGARTH

Mixed method engraving, published in London by Hurst, Robinson & Co, 1825.

The Four Stages of Cruelty

Four copper plate engravings published in London in 1768, by Robert Sayer after the designs of William Hogarth.

Robert SAYER after William Hogarth

The Humour and Diversions of Southwark Fair

A copper plate engraving published in London in 1768, by Robert Sayer after the designs of William Hogarth.

Robert SAYER after William Hogarth

Strolling Actresses Dressing in a Barn

A copper plate engraving published in London in 1768, by Robert Sayer after the designs of William Hogarth.

William Hogarth

The Cock Pit ~ Pit Ticket

Black and white etching and engraving on copper plate, designed and engraved by William Hogarth and published in London in 1759.