Four Times Collection

Four Times Day Noon 1738 William Hogarth British
The Four Times of Day: Noon, 1738. William Hogarth (British, 1697-1764). Engraving

Four Times Day 1738 William Hogarth British 1697-1764
The Four Times of Day, 1738. William Hogarth (British, 1697-1764). Engraving

Four Times Day Night 1738 William Hogarth British
The Four Times of Day: Night, 1738. William Hogarth (British, 1697-1764). Engraving

Four Times Day Evening 1738 William Hogarth British
The Four Times of Day: Evening, 1738. William Hogarth (British, 1697-1764). Engraving

Four Times Day Morning 1738 William Hogarth British
The Four Times of Day: Morning, 1738. William Hogarth (British, 1697-1764). Engraving

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"Four Times: A Glimpse into 18th Century British Life through William Hogarth's Art" Step back in time to the year 1738 as we explore the captivating series of paintings titled "Four Times Day" by renowned British artist, William Hogarth. In this remarkable collection, Hogarth masterfully captures different moments throughout a typical day in 18th century Britain. From morning to night, he unveils scenes that depict the daily routines and activities of ordinary people during that era. Starting with "Four Times Day Morning, " we witness the hustle and bustle of early risers going about their daily chores. The streets come alive with merchants setting up shop while laborers begin their workday. Moving on to "Four Times Day Noon, " we find ourselves amidst a lively midday scene where individuals gather for meals or engage in leisurely pursuits. The vibrant atmosphere reflects the social interactions and camaraderie prevalent during this time. As evening approaches, "Four Times Day Evening" transports us to bustling taverns and entertainment venues. Revelry fills the air as locals unwind after a long day, enjoying music, dancing, and engaging in lively conversations. Finally, as darkness envelops the cityscape in "Four Times Day Night, " Hogarth reveals another facet of life - one shrouded in mystery and intrigue. Moonlit streets become stages for clandestine meetings or illicit activities; shadows hint at secrets waiting to be uncovered. Through these four distinct artworks created by Hogarth between 1738-1742, viewers are transported back centuries ago when life was vastly different yet strikingly similar to our own experiences today. Each painting offers a glimpse into an era defined by its unique customs and societal norms. Join us on this visual journey through time as we delve into William Hogarth's captivating world captured within his iconic series - Four Times Day.