Antique Hogarth Prints

This well know subject was originally created by the famous British artist William Hogarth and then reproduced over time by many contemporary artists as prints of various formats and...

Early-19th-century hand-colored engraving of the Arms of the Duchess of Kendal, who was a long-time mistress to King George I of Great Britain. Legend has it that after George's deat...

The Enraged Musician published c1780 Hogarth's print of The Enraged Musician, published in November 1741 was advertised as a companion piece to The Distressed Poet 1736.

A set of seven original copper-engraved prints of Industry and Idleness by William Hogarth (1697-1764), later framed.

The Four Stages of Cruelty after William Hogarth, a set of four copper-engraved prints, 1803 edition engraved by Thomas Cook from William Hogarth's original designs.

A set of eight (later) framed copper-engraved prints published by Baldwin, Cradock & Joy in 1822, the last edition printed from Hogarth's original plates.

Works of Hogarth, complete folio dating from 1822, printed from the original plates by John Nichols of London for Baldwin, Cradock and Joy, 1822.

A set of six (later) framed copper engraved prints published by Baldwin, Cradock & Joy in 1822, the last edition printed from Hogarth's original plates.

The third plate of a set of four Times of Day, derived from paintings made by William Hogarth in 1736-7 (reversing the images in the process) and published by Hogarth in 1738.

There are many other 'Hogarth' prints that were printed but are merely copies, not like what we offer here - from the original plate originally published in 1761.

The complete set of six engravings by Thomas Cook (1744-1818) after William Hogarth's (1697-1764) 'A Harlot's Progress', first a series of six paintings (1731, now destroyed) and sub...

Southwark Fair, copper-engraved print after William Hogarth 1803 Cook edition.

The original design for the top half was formally attributed to William Hogarth, according to the Met Museum, and published by John Bowles in 1728.

William Hogarth's illustration of John Gay's "The Begger's Opera".

After Hogarth's death in 1747, his original prints were passed to his wife, Jane.

Each plate numbered and each a satirical scene. Newly framed with acid free paper and new frames.

Big In-folio Volume Baldwin and Cradock, London Majestic work collection most of Hogarth’s graphic production, printed from the original plates.

'Whoever makes a DESIGN without the Knowledge of PERSPECTIVE will be liable to such Absurdities as are shewn in this Frontispiece'. Originally published for Hogarth's friend John J...

An engraving by Thomas Cheesman (1760-1834) after William Hogarth's (1697-1764) painting 'The Lady's Last Stake' (c.1759). The painting depicts a domestic scene with a man and a woma...

Attributed to Thomas Cook, after William Hogarth Early Wig Print Liberty Wigs John Wilkes, circa 1808.

A delightful engraving of Hogarth's 'Noon', one of four prints from his Time of Day series.

The frame and mat style are identical to another old master print listed on 1stdibs, an 18th century satirical print by William Hogarth entitled: "Some Principal Inhabitants of ye Mo...

The Times noted that 'no closer nor completer transcript of a scene of English amusement has been painted since Hogarth'. The print comprises of a series of social vignettes.

Wonderful Hogarth print Copper-plate engravings by Thomas Cook Published by Longman, Hirst, Rees & Orme, 1807-1808 Unframed and not matted.

Wonderful Hogarth print It is known as " The Bruiser ". It is a caricature of the politician, Charles Churchill Copper-plate engravings by Thomas Cook Published by Longman, ...

Wonderful set of Hogarth prints Typical of the satirical/political almost surrealist artwork of Hogarth Copper-plate engravings by Thomas Cook Published by Longman, Hirst, R...

Wonderful set of 4 Hogarth prints We have " Morning ", " Noon ", " Evening " and " Night ".

Wonderful set of Hogarth prints This is the" Rakes Progress " series typical of the satirical/political artwork of Hogarth Copper-plate engravings by Thomas Cook Published b...

Wonderful set of Hogarth prints This is the " Harlot's Progress " series typical of the satirical/political artwork of Hogarth Copper-plate engravings by Thomas Cook Published by ...

Wonderful set of Hogarth prints This is the " Marriage A La Mode " series typical of the satirical/political artwork of Hogarth Copper-plate engravings by Thomas Cook Publis...

This plate is most humbly inscrib'd by his most obedient humble Servant Willm. Hogarth". The print is dedicated to Sir Edward Walpole, son of Sir Robert and consistent governor supp...

This plate is most humbly inscrib'd by his most obedient humble Servant Willm. Hogarth". The print is dedicated to Sir Edward Walpole, son of Sir Robert and consistent governor supp...

Hogarth. / Published 24th Febry. 1755, as the Act directs".

Tailors and Young Man is an original etching print realized by William Hogarth in 1735. Signature on the plate on the lower right, with the description on the lower.

A very fine 18th century copper plate engraving from William Hogarth and Charles Grignion (1721–1810). Hogarth depicts his close friend, the actor David Garrick, as Richard III wakin...

There is a great deal of satirical symbolism in this print and their meaning is not always obvious. Hogarth may have planned to include an explanation since there are letters a, b, c...

Hogarth's theory of beauty is communicated in this plate.

WILLIAM HOGARTH (BRITISH 1675 – 1764) BEER STREET 1751(Paulson 185 iii/iii) Etching and engraving Design’d by W, Hogarth lower left, Publish’d according to act of Parliament Feb 1...

Trimmed to 1/8 of the platemark and tipped to a support sheet that is 18 x 22 3/8 inches The Metropolitan Museum in NY provides this summary of the print "Hogarth represents his clo...

We believe these are from the original plates made by Hogarth himself and were printed in his lifetime or shortly after he passed.

The print was published as a companion to the ‘Distressed Poet’, the original of which is in the City Museum and Art Gallery, Birmingham.

In the original Painting, which was in the collection of Edward Walpole, the face of the Clerk is admirably painted, and with great force; but he appears to be rather dozing than lee...

A FRAMED PAIR OF COPPER PLATE ENGRAVINGS BY WILLIAM HOGARTH Titled 'BEFORE' AND 'AFTER'. Two of Hogarth's most erotic engravings. In 'Before' the scene is a lady's bedchamber, with...

Immediately the prints were executed pirate copies were printed and it was this that prompted Hogarth to agitate for the passing of the ‘Engravers’ Copyright Act’, whereby the copyri...

19th Century Coloured Print in a Hogarth Frame

Two matted and framed Hogarth hand colored engravings
supposedly from "A Rake's Progress" series. The two
pictured are plates #7&8. I have 6 more from the series

Wilkes was obviously not well regarded by Hogarth but he did no issue this print during his lifetime.

The Heath edition was the last to print directly from Hogarth's original engraved plates.