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The Bruiser Charles Churchill, once the Reverend, in the Character of a Russian Hercules

The Bruiser Charles Churchill, once the Reverend, in the Character of a Russian Hercules


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The Bruiser Charles Churchill, once the Reverend, in the Character of a Russian Hercules

KW281827 The Bruiser Charles Churchill, once the Reverend, in the Character of a Russian Hercules, engraved by J. Mills, from The Works of William Hogarth, published 1833 (litho) by Hogarth, William (1697-1764) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Churchill (1731-64) English poet and satirist; wrote satirical Epistle to William Hogarth published 1763; this is Hogarths response based on his earlier self portrait (140280 and 189057); ); Ken Welsh; English, out of copyright

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The Bruiser Charles Churchill, once the Reverend, in the Character of a Russian Hercules

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. This print captures the essence of Charles Churchill, an English poet and satirist who led a rather unconventional life. Once a reverend, he later transformed into "The Bruiser" embodying the strength and ferocity of a Russian Hercules. Engraved by J. Mills from William Hogarth's renowned collection, this lithograph showcases Churchill's transformation with remarkable detail. In this image, we see The Bruiser standing tall and powerful, his muscular frame adorned with torn clerical robes symbolizing his rebellious departure from religious life. Holding a formidable club in one hand and clutching a beer tankard in the other, he exudes an air of dominance and defiance. Notably anthropomorphic elements are present as well - his faithful pug companion stands at his side while holding an artist's palette on which rests Hogarth's response to Churchill's satirical Epistle. This clever inclusion signifies their artistic rivalry and adds depth to the composition. With its bold lines and vivid imagery, this artwork serves as both satire and homage to two great minds clashing through their respective mediums – poetry versus visual art. It is a testament to Churchill's audacity as he fearlessly challenged societal norms while leaving behind an enduring legacy that continues to captivate audiences today.

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