Apollo: The international magazine of arts

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  Año 1998, Número 438

  • The fame of 'A Rake's Progress': the paintings and the prints

    David Bindman

    págs. 3-12

    

  • Hogarth's 'Marriage Contract'

    Christopher Woodward

    págs. 13-14

    

  • From the Prodigal Son to the 'Rake's Progress': Hogarth's forerunners

    Frances Rustin

    págs. 15-16

    

  • 'Fury after licentious pleasures': A 'Rake's Progress' and concern about luxury in eighteenth-century England

    Richard Pound

    págs. 17-21

    

  • The Hogarth tradition: Cruikshank and Frith

    Natalie Smith

    págs. 22-25

    

  • Twentieth-century interpretations of 'A Rake's Progress': the inspirations of a 'Modern Moral Subject'

    Verena Bertmaring

    págs. 26-34

    

  • 'Satan, sin and death': a source for Milton's first illustrator, and for Hogarth

    Howard J.M. Hanley

    págs. 35-40

    

  • Creating a national collection: the National Gallery's origins in the Brittish Institution

    Jordana Pomeroy

    págs. 41-49