The Four Times Of The Day (paulson 146-149)

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"The Four Times of the Day" is a series of four paintings created by the English artist William Hogarth in 1736. These works are a continuation of Hogarth's moral and satirical series, depicting various scenes of daily life in London at different times of the day: morning, noon, evening, and night. Each painting is rich in detail and character, offering a critique of the manners and morals of the time.

1. **Morning** portrays a scene near Covent Garden, with a prim and proper spinster making her way to church, passing by a rowdy crowd of lower-class figures and a drunk, possibly indicating the disorderly conduct of the lower classes at the time.

2. **Noon** takes place in St Giles, depicting a French Huguenot family heading to their austere church, while English locals dine and flirt in a nearby tavern, showcasing the cultural contrasts within the city.

3. **Evening** shows a serene suburb of London where a cowherd drives his cattle, and a middle-class family walks leisurely, a stark contrast to the chaotic scenes of the earlier paintings.

4. **Night** brings a dramatic close in Charing Cross, where a drunken Freemason has fallen into the gutter, and a fire rages in the background, possibly a reference to the dangers and vices prevalent at night.

These paintings are not only significant for their artistic merit but also for their social commentary, reflecting Hogarth's critical view of both the excesses of the rich and the squalor of the poor. Each painting is structured to lead the viewer through a narrative, using visual storytelling techniques that Hogarth mastered throughout his career.

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