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Tate Britain Private view

Members Private View: Hogarth and Europe

6 December 2021 at 18.45–21.30

William Hogarth, A Scene from ‘The Beggar’s Opera’ VI 1731. Tate.

Explore works by William Hogarth and his peers in these special times reserved just for you

Hogarth's worked captured the dramatic changes of European society and culture during the 18th century. He was not alone – artists across the continent created their own images of daily life. The show brings together Hogarth’s greatest works with those of his European peers. Works on display include Francesco Guardi in Venice, Chardin in Paris, and more.

Make a night of it – after you’ve seen the exhibition, why not go for drinks in the Members Room?

Not a Private View Member yet? Email members@tate.org.uk to upgrade your membership and enjoy exclusive previews and private views of major London exhibitions.

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