British painter. Born and died in London. He first studied printmaking, and in the late 1720s, he studied oil painting at the art school of Thornhill, the court painter of the time. He practically eloped and married his teacher's daughter. At first, he painted small portraits and pictures of family gatherings to make a living, but then he began to paint series of narrative pictures. After painting six scenes from "The Life of a Courtesan" around 1731, he produced many narrative pictures and achieved success, and reconciled with his father-in-law. After 1735, he produced "The Life of a Prostitute" and others, and in 1745 he painted "Marriage à la Mode". Some of these works were made into ballad operas, and he himself made them into copperplate prints that became popular with the public. This was inseparable from the trends of the time, such as the establishment of prose by Swift and the development of journalism. These works sharply criticized the aristocracy and wealthy classes of the time, and are said to be the origin of caricature. However, he also left behind lively and fresh oil sketches such as "The Shrimp Seller's Girl." These casual works show his love for humanity even more strongly. In 1953, he also published a treatise titled "Analysis of Beauty." [Kenjiro Okamoto] Yoko Mori (ed.), Hogarth's Copperplate Prints: British Social Conditions and Satire (1981, Iwasaki Bijutsusha) [References] |Source: Shogakukan Encyclopedia Nipponica About Encyclopedia Nipponica Information | Legend |
イギリスの画家。ロンドンに生まれ、同地に没。初め版画を学び、1720年代の末ごろ、油彩を当時の宮廷画家ソーンヒルの画塾に学ぶ。師の娘と駆け落ち同然に結婚。初め生活のため小さな肖像画や家族だんらんの絵を描いたが、やがて物語絵の連作を始める。1731年ごろに『ある娼婦(しょうふ)の生涯』6場を描いて以来、多くの物語絵をつくって成功を収め、岳父とも和解する。35年以後『ある蕩児(とうじ)の生涯』その他が制作され、45年には『当世風結婚(マリッジ・ア・ラ・モード)』が描かれた。これらの作品のうちにはバラッド・オペラにされたものもあり、また彼自身がこれを銅版画にして民衆に親しまれることになった。これは、スウィフトなどによる散文の確立と、ジャーナリズムの発展という時代の風潮と不可分のものだった。こうした作品で当時の貴族や富裕階級を鋭く批判したので、風刺画の祖ともいわれる。しかし、一方では『えび売りの娘』のような生気に満ちた新鮮な油彩によるスケッチを残している。こうしたさりげない作品に人間への愛情がいっそう強くうかがえる。53年『美の分析』と題する論文も出版している。 [岡本謙次郎] 『森洋子編著『ホガースの銅版画――英国の世相と諷刺』(1981・岩崎美術社)』 [参照項目] |出典 小学館 日本大百科全書(ニッポニカ)日本大百科全書(ニッポニカ)について 情報 | 凡例 |
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