This artist painted a work that depicts a woman wheeling away books in a cart that reads "waste paper for shops," and The Ghost of Ben Jonson is seen rising from under the stage in that work.
This artist painted a work that depicts a woman wheeling away books in a cart that reads "waste paper for shops," and The Ghost of Ben Jonson is seen rising from under the stage in that work. This artist of A Just View of the British Stage painted one work depicting a recently married rich couple looking completely uninterested in each other; that work is titled Tete a Tete and appears in a collection that also includes The Marriage Contract. He painted one work depicting the central figure rejecting the hand of Sarah Young, a painting that appears in a series that ends with Tom Rakewell in Bedlam asylum. For 10 points, name this English engraver of Marriage á-la-mode and The Rake's Progress.
This artist painted a work that depicts a woman wheeling away books in a cart that reads "waste paper for shops," and The Ghost of Ben Jonson is seen rising from under the stage in that work.
William Hogarth