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Pictured at Chiswick House for the recording of the opening session of The Chiswick Book Festival the panel of Hogarth experts who shared their knowledge and insights, as the public is finally admitted to the Hogarth exhibition at Ealing’s Pitzhanger Manor, where 200 years ago Sir John Soane first displayed the iconic Rake’s Progress series of eight paintings. (l-r) Martin Rowson, cartoonist; Torin Douglas, Chiswick Book Festival Director; Clare Gough, director, Pitzhanger Manor; Xanthe Arvanitakis, director, Chiswick House & Gardens Trust. The event will be broadcast at 7pm on Thursday, 10 September. Details: chiswickbookfestival.net @W4BookFest @TorinDouglas @Pitzhanger @Gough_Clare_J @MartinRowson Xanthe Arvanitakis

Catch up on the first event of this year’s Chiswick Book Festival Online.

If you missed the first event of the Chiswick Book Festival Online, you can now catch up on YouTube! Our Director, Clare Gough joined a panel of speakers including Xanthe Arvanitakis, John Collins and Martin Rowson to talk about why Hogarth, Soane and A Rake’s Progress hold such influence in the 21st century.

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21st Century Influencers – Hogarth, Soane and A Rake’s Progress

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