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Covent Garden at Mid-Day, 1738, (1925). Creator: William Hogarth
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Covent Garden at Mid-Day, 1738, (1925). Creator: William Hogarth
Covent Garden at Mid-Day, 1738, (1925). William Hogarths Noon (Four Times of The Day) sets the lives of the English working classes against the aristocracy. From " London in the Eighteenth Century", by Sir Walter Besant. [A. & C. Black, Ltd. London, 1925]
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This print titled "Covent Garden at Mid-Day, 1738" by William Hogarth takes us back to the bustling streets of London in the 18th century. Captured in 1925, this image is part of Hogarth's larger series called "Noon (Four Times of The Day)" which aimed to depict the stark contrast between the lives of the working class and the aristocracy. In this particular scene, we see a vibrant cityscape filled with people going about their daily activities. The clock tower stands tall as a reminder of time ticking away, while St Giles Church provides solace amidst the chaos. Amidst all this commotion, a stray cat catches our attention as it gracefully navigates through the crowd. Hogarth's masterful engraving skillfully captures not only physical details but also emotions and social dynamics. As we observe closely, we notice individuals from different social classes interacting or passing each other without much acknowledgment. This stark contrast highlights societal divisions prevalent during that era. Through his work, Hogarth invites us to reflect on themes such as religion, social class, and urban life in 18th-century London. It serves as a window into history and offers glimpses into both ordinary moments and extraordinary passions that shaped society during that time. This print is an invaluable piece from Sir Walter Besant's book "London in the Eighteenth Century" providing us with a tangible connection to Britain's past and reminding us of how far society has come since then.
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