The London of William Hogarth
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CREDITS: Director and narrator, Phil Barnard; script, James Watrous; music, Don VoegeliSUMMARY: Presents scenes from the satirical engravings of the 18th century artist William Hogarth which depict everyday occurrences and some of the rowdy activities of the citizenry. Pictures the story of Marriage a la mode and scenes showing Hogarth's view of the human race
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CREDITS: Director and narrator, Phil Barnard; script, James Watrous; music, Don Voegeli
SUMMARY: Presents scenes from the satirical engravings of the 18th century artist William Hogarth which depict everyday occurrences and some of the rowdy activities of the citizenry. Pictures the story of Marriage a la mode and scenes showing Hogarth's view of the human race
SUMMARY: Presents scenes from the satirical engravings of the 18th century artist William Hogarth which depict everyday occurrences and some of the rowdy activities of the citizenry. Pictures the story of Marriage a la mode and scenes showing Hogarth's view of the human race
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