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[Satire] Britain's founding father of narrative satire was obsessed with a pug called Trump
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Britain's founding father of narrative satire was obsessed with a pug called Trump
William Hogarth was a serial dog painter. Look in the corners of his 'A Harlot’s Progress’ (1732) or ‘Marriage à la Mode’ (1743–45) series and there they are, silent witnesses to the moral decay of the human subjects. Canine muses(Image credit: Anthony Barboza/Getty Images)Lucian Freud's etchings of Pluto the whippet are among his most popular and expensive work — read more hereDavid Hockney's chocolate dachshunds wanted for only two things, foo…
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