Ireland, John: Hogarth illustrated (Band 3): Variety (London, 1798)

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,767.

Satan, Sin and Death: Milton's Paradise Lost, B. z.
Engraved by C. Townley, and intended to have been pub-
lished April 15, 1767; but when a few impressions were
taken off, the plate was destroyed. One of the copies of this
Strange and incomprehensible print, is in the possession of
Mr. Bellamy, Charlotte Row.

A print of a smaller size, with some variations, has been
since engraved by Ogbourne, and I have seen one of a larger
size, of a similar description without any name.

b. The Good Samaritan. Engraved by Ravenet and
Delatre, and published Feb. 24, 1772, by J. Boydell. Ho-
garth's first sketch is in the possession of Mr. Bellamy.

b. ThePool ofBethesda. Engraved by Ravenet and Picot,
as a companion to the preceding print. These engravings
were copied from the pictures in St.Bartholomew's Hospital.

A ssnall copy of the latter was, in 1748, engraved by Ra-
venet, for S. Austen, as a frontispiece to Stackbouse's Bible.
'775-

b. • * The Politician; etched by J. K. Sberwin, and
published by Jane Hogarth, 1775, Oct. 31. Vide p. 374.
In the first impressions the figure " 5," and 31st October,
are usually inserted with a pen.

,781.

1. A small and slight etching, conjectured to be Solsull,
a maker of punches for engravers. " S. J. fecit. 1781."

z. Four heads from the Cartoons at Hampton Court; an
early etching by Hogarth, published by Mrs. Hogarth,
May 14, 1781.

' * The Matchmaker. Vide 276.
,782.

1. The Stay maker.

2. Debates in Palmistry.

3. Portrait of Henry Fox, Lord Holland.

4. Portrait of James Caulfield, Earl ef Cbarlemont.
The four last articles are slightly etched by Joseph Haynes,