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    Oct 08, 2021 3 minutes

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    eaturing over 60 of William Hogarth’s works, brought together from private and public collections around Europe and North America, Tate Britain’s new exhibition (3 November 2021 to 20 March 2022) will present the famously satirical artist in a new light. His celebrated 'modern moral' paintings, such as (1743) and  (1751), will be exhibited alongside works by famed European artists, including Jean-Siméon Chardin in Paris, Pietro Longhi in Venice, and Cornelis Troost in Amsterdam. Together they

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