Hogarthian

"Original anecdotes and real life stories told with a Hogarthian incisiveness."

Many of his early paintings were set in the eighteenth century and were on Hogarthian subjects.

This opera does something similar; the Hogarthian game gets serious; the audience is educated with Tom.

Mercier, by contrast, gives us the working man, drawn with almost Hogarthian candour.

Bismarck blunders through this Hogarthian hell like some holy fool, in total innocence.

That play, like this one, is ultimately a sermon preached by characters who may as well be wearing Hogarthian title cards.

Before becoming a dress shop, the jail had been a lunatic asylum, of the Hogarthian deep-straw-and-goggling-visitors variety.

They were already Hogarthian zombies who professed allegiance to ... to what?

She follows in Hogarthian tradition of characiture and bringing in to high relief the grotesque.

It resembled "a crazy carcass with no wall still vertical - a veritable Hogarthian auto-satire".

But when the conversation turns to the Hogarthian undercurrents in his work, Boyle is forthrightly bleak.

Most of the paintings contain Hogarthian satire (in contrast to Bell Scott's works).

The huge corpulence of that Hogarthian monster undulates on the surface, scarcely drawing one inch of water.

Hogarthian nightmare?

He has won praise from The Guardian and Financial Times for his Hogarthian graphic style.

These miniature, Hogarthian scenes conjure up an olde worlde populated by itty-bitty mice and cats rather than people.

The houses in Bedford Row are Hogarthian in type, tall, symmetrical, with the glamour of better days upon them.

Stravinsky's Hogarthian borrowings were limited to the name of the protagonist, the general notion of his progress, and specific ideas for two of the scenes.

Jonathan Miller's thoughtful and subdued direction tries to humanize Stravinsky's cast of Hogarthian characters.

Though in the program notes Mr. Martell has written of a hoped-for Hogarthian look, scrimpy is scrimpy.

So, here he is, a decadent Hogarthian rake on his deathbed, with Vesuvius erupting in the background, which was actually happening as he was dying.

There's no visual focus to the staging, no Hogarthian imaginative verve to enliven the drab palette of Ms. Herbert's sets and costumes.

He referred to a Microsoft lawyer, John Warden, as "a great Hogarthian ball of pink flesh with jowls that ripple over his white, starched shirt."

The PVR-BASC is designed to be carried on a standard Hogarthian backplate and wing harness.