Who was William Hogarth?
Martin Rowson talks about printmaker and engraver William Hogarth for Tate Britain. Martin will be appearing at the upcoming Shrewsbury International Cartoon Festival in April.
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[...] Martin Rowson, one of the UK’s best editorial cartoonists, discusses the great William Hogarth, whose narrative illustrations are generally held to be an early influence on the development of the political cartoon (via Bloghorn): [...]
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