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The Industrious Pupil a Favorite and Confidant of His Master (plate 4), The Indoustrious 'Prentice a Favorite, and entrusted by his Master, Industry and Idleness (original series title), print, Series number, 4, 12, The industrious pupil Goodchild wins the trust and friendship of his master. In the background, the looms in the factory. Below the image, a cartouche with a text from Matthew. Part of a series of twelve plates depicting the rise and fall of two pupils, Francis Goodchild and Thomas Idle, after the original plates by William Hogarth from 1747., printmaker: Thomas Cook, London, after design by William Hogarth, publisher: Thomas Cook, publisher: Robinson, George, George & John, 1795-12-01, Thomas Cook, William Hogarth, Robinson, printmaker, after design by, publisher, paper, etching, engraving, height 291 mm x width 371 mm, weaving-loom, factory-interior, machine shop, employer, employee, An engraving shows an interior scene with two men standing near a doorway, one resting an arm on the other's shoulder while the other holds an open book and a quill; both wear period clothing with coats, waistcoats, breeches, and buckled shoes, and one has a hat. To the left, a man with a round object strapped to his chest stands near stacked rolls or barrels and looks toward the doorway, while a dog lies on the floor nearby. In the background, several seated figures work at spinning wheels arranged in a row beneath a high-beamed ceiling supported by columns. A cat stretches on a small raised platform in the foreground. A small table or shelf beside the standing men holds papers, an inkwell with a quill, and other objects, and a sheet is tacked to the wall above it. Decorative borders frame the scene.

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Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26B33_362

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

50.1Mo (8.1Mo) / 39.4cm x 31.9cm / 4655 x 3764 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Industrious Pupil Favorite Confidant Master plate 4 Indoustrious Prentice entrusted Industry Idleness original series title print Series number 4 12 industrious pupil Goodchild wins trust friendship master background looms factory image cartouche text Matthew Part series twelve plates depicting rise fall two pupils Francis Goodchild Thomas Idle original plates William Hogarth 1747 printmaker Thomas Cook London design publisher Robinson George George & John 1795-12-01 paper etching engraving height 291 mm x width 371 mm weaving-loom factory-interior machine shop employer employee interior scene two men standing near doorway resting arm s shoulder holds open book quill wear period clothing coats waistcoats breeches buckled shoes hat left man round object strapped chest stands near stacked rolls barrels looks dog lies floor nearby several seated figures work spinning wheels arranged row beneath high-beamed ceiling supported columns cat stretches small raised platform foreground small table shelf beside standing men papers inkwell objects sheet tacked wall Decorative borders frame scene