Skippings Fine Arts has dated this Hogarth Copper Engraving Portfolio to the 1800s.

Riepenhausen’s Hogarth series is held in global institutions, including the British Museum, the Royal Collection Trust, and the Wellcome Collection.
This complete Portfolio I includes:
Strolling Actresses Dressing in a Barn: A masterpiece of wit and Hogarth’s biting response to the Theatrical Licensing Act of 1737. (The National Gallery of Prague holds this specific Riepenhausen plate).

A Midnight Modern Conversation: A quintessential 18th-century satire of revelry.
The Four Times of Day (Morning, Noon, Evening, and Night): Perhaps Hogarth’s most beloved and decorative series, capturing the rhythmic chaos of London life.

An lovely find for the collector of 18th-century satire or a prestigious décor project for a traditional interior! One of several Riepenhausen Hogarth portfolios currently available from this collection.

Presented in its original marbled portfolio cover, the prints boast full margins. These are genuine 18th/early 19th-century engravings on period paper. As is common with portfolios of this age, there is varied foxing and signs of past humidity, primarily visible in the margins.Original blank interleaves remain between each plate, ensuring the reverse of the engravings is clean and free from ink transfer or soiling. While somesheets are cleaner than others, they all retain their structural integrity and display a wonderful antique patina. Please refer to the high-resolution images for a detailed view of the paper character for each specific plate.
Skippings Fine Arts has dated this Hogarth Copper Engraving Portfolio to the 1800s.
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