This man showed a chef carrying a large cut of beef while a fat friar looks on in Gate of Calais. He depicted a young woman stretching, while a dog pulls a woman's nightcap out of her slumping husband's pocket, in The tête-a-tête. One of his paintings shows lamp oil spilling as a man in a sedan chair as is saved from arrest by his fiancé Sarah Young. In later paintings, he showed that man in debtor's prison and the Bedlam insane asylum. This artist of the Marriage-a-la-Mode series made eight paintings of Tom Rakewell. F
This man showed a chef carrying a large cut of beef while a fat friar looks on in Gate of Calais. He depicted a young woman stretching, while a dog pulls a woman's nightcap out of her slumping husband's pocket, in The tête-a-tête. One of his paintings shows lamp oil spilling as a man in a sedan chair as is saved from arrest by his fiancé Sarah Young. In later paintings, he showed that man in debtor's prison and the Bedlam insane asylum. This artist of the Marriage-a-la-Mode series made eight paintings of Tom Rakewell. For 10 points, identify this 18th century British artist who satirized society in his A Rake's Progress.
This man showed a chef carrying a large cut of beef while a fat friar looks on in Gate of Calais.
William Hogarth