For 10 points, name this artist of A Rake's Progress.
This artist proposed an S-shaped "line of beauty," which can be seen in his self-portrait, The Painter and his Pug. He depicted the fates of two apprentices, one lazy and the other hardworking, in a series of engravings titled Industry and Idleness. Another of his series includes such works as The Tête à Tête (TET ah TET) and warns against the dangers of money. This British satirist of Marriage à-la-mode is better known for another series of paintings chronicling Tom's descent into Bedlam. For 10 points, name this artist of A Rake's Progress.
This artist proposed an S-shaped "line of beauty," which can be seen in his self-portrait, The Painter and his Pug.
William {Hogarth}