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Title: Tobias with the Angel Dragging the Fish (The Large Tobias)
Artist: Hendrik Goudt
Physical Description: This black and white print shows an outdoor scene with lush leafy trees, open sky and mountains in the far distance. Two figures are walking along a wooded path in the foreground- one is a man with wings wearing robed garments and the other a younger man carrying a single large fish. There is a city shown in the middle distance through the trees and a pasture scene depicted on the right.
Artist Life Dates: 1585-1630
Century: 17th century
Object Creation Date: 1613
Accession Number: 1972/1.165
Medium and Support: etching and engraving on laid paper
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Title: The Four Times of Day: Morning
Artist: William Hogarth
Physical Description: This print is vertically oriented with gray markings. A cream border surrounds it and it has “MORNING” written below it. The lower half of the print has a busy square. There is a pyramid of people to the right, with lovers, beggars, and a woman warming her hands over a fire. The left has a woman in a gown and a small boy behind her. Beyond them in the distance is a large mass of people carrying posters. The upper half shows the tops of the buildings that line the square. The rooftops has a dusting of snow, and the clouds are dark as if it were an early winter morning.
Artist Life Dates: 1697-1764
Century: 18th century
Object Creation Date: 1738
Accession Number: 1971/2.56
Medium and Support: etching and engraving on laid paper
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Title: The Four Times of Day: Noon
Artist: William Hogarth
Physical Description: This print is vertically oriented with gray markings. A cream border surrounds it and it has “NOON” written below it. The lower half of the print has a busy street scene with lots of adults and children in 18th century garb. The upper half shows the top of the buildings that line the street, including a shop, a brick building, and a church steeple in the distance.
Artist Life Dates: 1697-1764
Century: 18th century
Object Creation Date: 1738
Accession Number: 1971/2.57
Medium and Support: etching and engraving on laid paper
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Title: The Four Times of Day: Evening
Artist: William Hogarth
Physical Description: This print is vertically oriented with gray markings. A cream border surrounds it and it has “EVENING” written below it. The lower half of the print has a pastoral scene with several adults and children by a stream at the bottom of the print. Behind them, someone milks a cow. The upper half shows the tops of buildings and rolling hills. A sunset is taking place with dramatic clouds.
Artist Life Dates: 1697-1764
Century: 18th century
Object Creation Date: 1738
Accession Number: 1971/2.58
Medium and Support: etching and engraving on laid paper
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Title: The Four Times of Day: Evening
Artist: William Hogarth
Physical Description: This print is vertically oriented with gray markings. A cream border surrounds it and it has “NIGHT” written below it. The lower half of the print has a busy street scene with lots of people taking parts of several stories (e.g. someone empting a chamber pot on people on the street, a tipped over carriage that is being set on fire, a quack doctor performing an operation in a candlelit room). The upper half of the print shows the tops of the buildings that line the street, iron-wrought shop signs, a statue of a man on horseback in the distance, and a crescent moon in a cloudy sky.
Artist Life Dates: 1697-1764
Century: 18th century
Object Creation Date: 1738
Accession Number: 1971/2.59
Medium and Support: etching and engraving on laid paper
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Title: Night Scene from Nicolas Boileau-Despréaux's "The Lectern" [Le Lutrin], Illustration for the 3rd Canto
Artist: Bernard Picart
Physical Description: Three men standing in a surprised movement with an owl coming out of an overturned lectern. There is decorated border around the drawing.
Artist Life Dates: 1673-1733
Century: 18th century
Accession Number: 2013/2.566
Medium and Support: etching and engraving on laid paper
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Title: Etude du tableau de la dame de Charité
Artist: Jean Baptiste Raphaël Urbain Massard
Physical Description: This black and white engraving features a portrait of a young woman in a roundel in the upper portion of the print. The young woman’s face is shown in three-quarter profile. Her hair is pulled back and her head is partially covered in a hooded cloak that appears to be bordered with fur. In the lower register of the print there is an illustration framed by a decorative wreath. The illustration features a bedroom scene populated by several figures. A figure lies on the bed on the right of this image while several figures attend to the bed-ridden figure, including a woman whose costume mirrors that of the woman in the roundel above this image. In this image she is accompanied by a child whom she embraces as she gestures toward the figure on the bed.
Artist Life Dates: 1740-1822
Object Creation Date: 1772
Accession Number: 2012/2.176
Medium and Support: etching and engraving on laid paper
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