Pictorial from the Winter 2014 journal.
William Hogarth's popularity as what one magazine called a "comic painter" followed him long after his death. Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Collection
This reproduction of a Hogarth original engraving appeared in "The works of William Hogarth" accompanied by a Charles Lamb essay on the genius and character of the artist. Beinecke Library
This 1871 wood engraving was created by cartoonist Thomas Nast, whose satires of political corruption are thought to be influenced by William Hogarth. Library of Congress
This print depicts the House of Commons during an investigation of warden Thomas Bambridge, accused of brutal treatment of prisoners – one of whom is shown wearing a punishment device called “the collar.” Library of Congress