For 10 points, name this English printmaker who created The Harlot's Progress and The Rake's Progress.
An inn's sign disappears behind some background shrubs and a man in the foreground manages to fish in a pond a large distance away in this man's Satire on False Perspective. In his treatise The Analysis of Beauty, he developed his theory of the S-shaped "line of beauty", a concept he applied in a dramatic painting of David Garrick as Richard III. Mug-carrying laborers rest and celebrate in one of his works, which he paired with a depiction of vice meant to contrast the relative merits of two (*) alcoholic beverages. This creator of Beer Street and Gin Lane depicted the vivisection of the animal-torturer Tom Nero in the last of his Four Stages of Cruelty and portrayed the downfalls of Tom Rakewell and Moll Hackabout in two other series. For 10 points, name this English printmaker who created The Harlot's Progress and The Rake's Progress.
An inn's sign disappears behind some background shrubs and a man in the foreground manages to fish in a pond a large distance away in this man's Satire on False Perspective.
William Hogarth [accept Satire on False Perspective until "this man" is read]