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This document provides an analysis of the 1745 painting "The Painter and his Pug" by William Hogarth. It summarizes that the painting depicts the English artist William Hogarth accompanied by his dog Trump, with Hogarth represented not by himself but by his framed image. The palette and volumes of English writers featured in the painting symbolize Hogarth's connection to the arts. The summary concludes that the masterpiece portrait is done in an authentic manner that insightfully depicts Hogarth's personality in a vigorous and forceful image.
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我们所定的价格是非常合理的，而且我们现在做得单子大多数都是代理和回头客户介绍的所以一般现在有新的单子 我给客户的都是第一手的代理价格，因为我想坦诚对待大家 不想跟大家在价格方面浪费时间
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William Hogarth
- 1. "The Painter and his Pug" by William Hogarth 1745
- 3. “ The Painter and his Pug” The Subject Matter An unconventional portrait for the XVIIIth-century England. W. Hogarth is not present in the portrait himself but only his framed image; The artist is accompanied by his dog Trump; His palette with the famous S-line completes the picture; The volumes of English writers on which the framed canvas rests adds to his connection with the literary circles.
- 4. The Image of the Portrayed A specific combination of ceremonial portraiture which brings monumentality and naturalism which adds to vitality .
- 6. The Depiction of the Pug Adds humorous, personal element; Has a symbolic meaning; In artistic contents, represents Nature.
- 9. Our Impression The “Painter and his Dog” is done in an available, convincing and sincere manner. The masterpiece is worth taking place among the world’s finest creations. The artist managed to portray himself with deep psychological insight and created a forceful and vigorous image of his personality. A colleague of his once called him “a dogged and finely little man”. The piece of painting is once seen and never forgotten!
- 10. The project is done by Ksenia Shilova Polina Nepran