1753 Collection (#6)
"1753: A Satirical Journey through Art, History, and Perspective" Step into the world of 1753
For sale as Licensed Images
Choose your image, Select your licence and Download the media
"1753: A Satirical Journey through Art, History, and Perspective" Step into the world of 1753, where William Hogarth's satirical masterpiece challenges our understanding of perspective. In this steel engraving from c1860, Hogarth cleverly mocks those who dare to create designs without the knowledge of perspective, exposing their absurdities for all to see. As we delve deeper into this captivating era, we encounter Tippoos Tiger - an organ that mesmerizes with its melodic tunes. Bewick's Workshop comes alive with the meticulous craftsmanship of Thomas Bewick himself as he passionately carves intricate details onto woodblocks. The enigmatic Tipu Sultan captures our attention next. Known for his fierce resistance against British colonization in India during the late 18th century, Tipu Sultan's legacy is shrouded in both admiration and controversy. Peter Burrowes emerges as a prominent figure amidst these historical events. His contributions to horology revolutionize timekeeping mechanisms and leave an indelible mark on society. Meanwhile, Josef Stalin looms large on the global stage. The controversial Soviet leader shapes history with his iron fist and leaves a lasting impact on countless lives. Thomas Bewick continues to captivate us as he diligently works at his craft. His artistic prowess shines through every stroke as he immortalizes nature's beauty in stunning detail. Charlotte Buff adds a touch of romance to this narrative. As one half of Goethe's inspiration for "The Sorrows of Young Werther, " she embodies passion and longing within her very being. We journey further back in time to Bewick's Birthplace – a place that nurtured his talent and set him on a path towards greatness. Neville Hall stands tall in Ulverston, bearing witness to centuries gone by while preserving history within its walls. Hans Sloane takes center stage alongside W Holl Eng – their collaboration capturing moments frozen in time through artistry beyond compare.