Hogarth, written by C. Lewis Hind and first published in 1879, is a biography of the influential English painter and satirist William Hogarth (1697-1764). The book examines Hogarth's significant contributions to British art, particularly his role in elevating its status and his unique style that combined humor and moral commentary. Hind highlights key works such as ''Marriage à la Mode'' and ''The Rake's Progress,'' while portraying Hogarth as a multifaceted artist whose impact on art and society remains relevant today.
