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HOGARTH: HUDIBRAS, 1726. The Burning of the Rumps at Temple Bar. Steel engraving, c1860, after the original engraving, 1726, by William Hogarth

HOGARTH: HUDIBRAS, 1726. The Burning of the Rumps at Temple Bar. Steel engraving, c1860, after the original engraving, 1726, by William Hogarth


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HOGARTH: HUDIBRAS, 1726. The Burning of the Rumps at Temple Bar. Steel engraving, c1860, after the original engraving, 1726, by William Hogarth

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1726 Bonfire Burn Butler Effigy Hogarth Hudibras Riot Samuel Stocks Violence Rump Will I Am


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This print captures a historic moment in English history - "HOGARTH: HUDIBRAS, 1726. The Burning of the Rumps at Temple Bar". Created by William Hogarth in 1726 and later reproduced as a steel engraving around 1860, this artwork showcases the artist's exceptional talent and his ability to depict scenes of riotous street life. In this scene, we witness a chaotic gathering of people on the streets of London. A bonfire blazes brightly at Temple Bar, engulfing an effigy known as "The Rumps" in flames. This act symbolizes the public's discontent with political corruption and their desire for change during that period. Amidst the turmoil stands a butler named Samuel Hudibras, who becomes our central figure amidst the chaos. His presence suggests that even those within privileged positions are not immune to societal unrest. The image is filled with energy and movement as people express their frustration through acts of violence and destruction. The use of stocks further emphasizes society's desire to punish those responsible for their grievances. As we delve into this remarkable piece by Hogarth, it serves as a reminder of how art can capture significant moments in history while also shedding light on universal themes such as power struggles, social inequality, and rebellion against injustice. Granger Art on Demand presents us with yet another thought-provoking masterpiece from their collection – one that invites us to reflect upon our own world today through the lens of historical events.

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