Self portrait

Self portrait by William Hogarth
Artist
William Hogarth
Date
c.1757
Style
Rococo
Genre
Self-portrait
Location
National Gallery
William Hogarth's Self-portrait showcases his skill as an accomplished English painter, engraver, and satirist. Rendered in rich oil on canvas, the painting reveals Hogarth's keen eye for realistic portraiture while subtly reflecting his satirical humor. Unlike the ornate Rococo style, his work emphasizes candidness and social commentary. This Self-portrait not only captures his likeness but also exemplifies his mastery in combining artistic skill with storytelling, making it a significant piece in his diverse oeuvre.

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