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Four Heads from the Raphael Cartoons at Hampton Court, c. 1729 (etching)
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Four Heads from the Raphael Cartoons at Hampton Court, c. 1729 (etching)
1067380 Four Heads from the Raphael Cartoons at Hampton Court, c.1729 (etching) by Hogarth, William (1697-1764); 21.6x35.6 cm; Dallas Museum of Art, Texas, USA; gift of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Bromberg; English, out of copyright
Media ID 23028102
© gift of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Bromberg / Bridgeman Images
16th Hampton Court High Renaissance Raphael Studies Bearded
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This etching by William Hogarth showcases the exquisite "Four Heads from the Raphael Cartoons at Hampton Court". Created around 1729, this print captures the essence of high Renaissance artistry. Measuring 21.6x35.6 cm, it is housed in the prestigious Dallas Museum of Art in Texas, USA. The intricate details and masterful technique employed by Hogarth bring these four bearded male heads to life. Each head exudes a sense of wisdom and contemplation, inviting viewers to delve into their thoughts and stories. The study of these heads offers a glimpse into the artistic process behind Raphael's iconic cartoons. As we explore each face individually, we are transported back to the 16th century when these characters were originally conceived. Their expressive features convey a range of emotions - from stoic determination to pensive reflection - capturing the complexity of human experience. Hogarth's etching not only pays homage to Raphael but also serves as an invaluable historical document that preserves his genius for future generations. It is a testament to both artists' enduring legacies within the realm of Renaissance art. Gifted by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Bromberg, this remarkable piece now resides in Dallas Museum of Art where it continues to inspire visitors with its timeless beauty and profound artistic significance
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