Crossword-Solution: HOGARTH 7 letters, 16 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 14

They are on the first floor, looking into Piccadilly from a court, and they are filled with Hogarth's prints, old silver, blue and white china, Zulu weapons and fur rugs, and easy chairs of India silk.

That was indeed the forest of all evils, but an evil to which every deep gamestress was inevitably exposed.' Hogarth strikingly illustrated this phase of womanhood in England, in his small picture painted for the Earl of Charlemont, and entitled '_Picquet, or Virtue in Danger_.' It shows a young lady, who, during a _tete-a-tete_, had just lost all her money to a handsome officer of her own age.

Young Mr Hogarth, the painter, was one of those who found occasion to visit Newgate to view the notorious murderess.

Says Mr Seymour Harcourt, in his 'Gaming Calendar,' 'I have myself seen hanging in chains a man whom, a short time before, I saw at a Hazard table!' Hogarth lent his tremendous power to the portrayal of the ruined gamester, and shows it to the life in his print of the gaming house in the 'Rake's Progress.' Three stages of that species of madness which attends gaming are there described.

The artist has got his types up in Hogarth; he is full of fire and spirit, can draw and can compose, and has understood the book as I meant it, all but one or two little accidents, such as making the _Hispaniola_ a brig.