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3768689 The Rakes Progress the by Hogarth, William (1697-1764) (after); (add.info.: The Rakes Progress, the Heir-1735, engraving by William Hogarth, English painter and artist, November 10, 1697 -October 26, 1764. Printed by A Carse. A series of engravings depicting Tom Rakewells life and his descent into madness. London. Stravinsky connection.); Lebrecht Authors
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The Rake's Progress - A Glimpse into 18th Century London's Social History
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. This print showcases William Hogarth's iconic series of engravings, "The Rake's Progress" depicting the tumultuous life and tragic descent into madness of Tom Rakewell. Created in 1735, this masterpiece by the renowned English painter and artist offers a fascinating glimpse into the daily life and social dynamics of 18th century London. Hogarth masterfully captures the essence of a rapidly changing city, with its bustling streets, opulent mansions, and vibrant characters. The intricate illustrations vividly portray scenes that range from lavish parties to squalid prisons, reflecting both the glamour and darkness lurking beneath society's surface. Notably, this series holds a connection to Igor Stravinsky's opera adaptation titled "The Rake's Progress". The collaboration between two artistic geniuses from different eras adds another layer of significance to these engravings. As we delve into each frame of this stunning artwork printed by A Carse under Lebrecht Authors' collection, we are transported back in time. We witness Tom Rakewell's moral decline as he succumbs to temptation, squandering his inheritance on vices that ultimately lead him down a path towards ruin. "The Rake’s Progress" remains an enduring testament to Hogarth’s unparalleled ability to capture not only individual stories but also broader societal narratives. It serves as a powerful reminder that human nature is timeless
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