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The Times, Plate I, 1762 (engraving)

The Times, Plate I, 1762 (engraving)


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The Times, Plate I, 1762 (engraving)

XJF400616 The Times, Plate I, 1762 (engraving) by Hogarth, William (1697-1764); Private Collection; (add.info.: a city on fire, emblematic of the Seven Years War and King George IIIs efforts to bring about peace; ); English, out of copyright

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Fire Engine Fire Fighter Fire Fighters Fireman Firemen Homeless Hose Pubs Sign Signs Flames Hosepipe


The Times, Plate I, 1762

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by William Hogarth is a captivating engraving that transports us back to the tumultuous era of the Seven Years War. This intricate artwork depicts a city engulfed in flames, symbolizing the chaos and destruction caused by this historic conflict. As we gaze upon the scene, we can't help but be drawn into its powerful narrative. In this satirical portrayal, Hogarth skillfully incorporates various elements to convey his message. A fire engine and hose prominently feature in the foreground, representing King George III's efforts to bring about peace amidst the turmoil. Firefighters valiantly battle against towering flames while a bustling street scene unfolds around them. The artist's attention to detail is remarkable as he captures every aspect of Georgian life within this chaotic setting. Pubs with their distinctive signs line the streets, offering refuge for those displaced by war or seeking solace from these catastrophic events. Hogarth masterfully employs allegory throughout "The Times" using fire as a metaphor for conflict and its devastating consequences. The print serves as both a historical record and social commentary on an era defined by strife and political unrest. This particular print from Fine Art Finder allows us to appreciate Hogarth's genius up close while also recognizing the significance of his work in shaping our understanding of history.

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