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The curate and the barber disguises themselves to take Don Quixote, 18th (engraving)
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The curate and the barber disguises themselves to take Don Quixote, 18th (engraving)
2911142 The curate and the barber disguises themselves to take Don Quixote, 18th (engraving) by Hogarth, William (1697-1764); Universal History Archive/UIG; English, out of copyright
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1750s Barber Cartoonist Critic Curate Disguises Editorial Cartoonist Hogarth William 1697 1764 Pictorial Satirist Printmaker Satirist Social Critic Western Sequential Art William Hogarth
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This engraving by William Hogarth, titled "The curate and the barber disguises themselves to take Don Quixote" takes us back to the 18th century. Hogarth, known for his satirical works, showcases his talent as a pictorial satirist in this piece. The image depicts two central characters - the curate and the barber - who have cleverly disguised themselves in an attempt to capture Don Quixote. As we delve into this scene, it becomes evident that Hogarth is not only a skilled artist but also a social critic. Through his work, he highlights the absurdity of human behavior and mocks societal norms. Hogarth's use of black and white adds depth to this intricate engraving while capturing every detail with precision. The composition draws our attention towards the expressive faces of each character, revealing their determination and mischievous intent. As we explore further, it becomes apparent that Hogarth was not just an artist but also an editorial cartoonist ahead of his time. His ability to convey complex narratives through sequential art is truly remarkable. "The curate and the barber disguises themselves to take Don Quixote" stands as a testament to Hogarth's genius as both a painter and printmaker. This enchanting piece invites viewers on a journey through time while offering insights into society's follies during the 18th century.
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