Historic house and former home of the artist and satirist William Hogarth. The House and garden are managed by the London Borough of Hounslow #HogarthsMulberry
Hogarth's House is open this Bank Holiday weekend including on Bank Holiday Monday. We will then be closed on Tuesday 6th until Friday 9th May for essential maintenance.
Happy #NationalPugDay! We are very pleased to introduce you to fabulous ✨Louis✨, a local #Chiswick resident who just happens to look an awful lot like #Hogarth’s infamous companion…! 🐶🍁🌳
Long may we celebrate the funny, wrinkly, and lovable #pug for evermore. 🩵🩵🩵
Did you know that one of the men who aided King Charles I in escaping from Hampton Court Palace is buried in St Mary’s Church at Twickenham where he has a grand memorial?
Find out more in my free online talk for the London Luminaries on 7th November at 7pm .
Book here-
https://t.co/4vM3jfPK0w
Join us for a fun-filled workshop of monotype printing and meander book-making with artist and printer, Charlotte Cooper! This coming Sunday (20 October), in our Weston Studio. All materials supplied 🎨
This Thursday the London Luminaries and Sarah McGrady presents its penultimate talk on those plucky ladies from Ham House who managed to keep thier home from being commandeered by the forces of #Cromwell and his cronies in the #EnglishCivilWar and #Commonwealth years. Lady Elizabeth Murray, Lady Tollemache, later Countess of Dysart and Duchess of Lauderdale (1626-1698), was one of the most fiery and strong willed women on the 17th century. She was a she intelligencer par excellence, skilled at producing invisible ink and writing in cipher. Her sisters were involved with the #SealedKnot, whilst Elizabeth was part of another secret society, the ‘#GreatTrust’ which was particularly active in the years of 1658-60. So successful was Elizabeth that she managed to fool both the Cromwellian and Royalist secret services as to her motives and political loyalties.
Elizabeth was rewarded for her services to the crown after the restoration as on the 22nd of May 1662 a warrant was signed where she was to receive a pension of £800 per annum out of the Exchequer for life.
To book your place on this free online talk, click here-
https://t.co/HOTdYudoUt
@HamHouseNT@hamhousegarden@LuminariesTrust
It’s time… #SPOOKY SEASON IS UPON US. And what better way to celebrate, than creating a set of the #MajorArcana using #Hogarth’s caricatures? We bring you #TarotTuesdays - keep your eyes peeled next week for more 👀✨🕯️🔮🖤 (see the cards and explanations on our Insta!)
Has the chill in the air made you think of
*spookier* things to come? 🔮🖤
Join us for our very first #HalloweenParty at #Hogarth's House - tricks and treats in store for all. 🎃🦇🪦
More info and tickets via our link in bio! ✨
#MuseumLate#MuseumHalloween#Halloween2024
… this is fine, right? Like, nothing weird to see here, definitely not apocalyptic in any way?
Some very mOoDy weather here at #Hogarth’s House at the moment! 💀☔️
Year 2 went on an Autumn Trail at Hogarth’s House! It was great to extend our learning about Chiswick history and the artist our school is name after. #W4#Chiswick#Hounslow@HogarthsHouse
It’s that time of year again… the #OpenHouseFestival is almost upon us! If you are in the Chiswick area exploring, make sure to add us to the list. We would love to see you! 🗝️🥰
For more information, check out the @OpenHouseLondon socials 🏡✨
Our concert next Sun 15 Sept at 3pm is one not to miss: a chamber trio of award-winning musicians Doris Kuo, Siyu Sun, and Idlir Shyti—veterans of top concert venues—are here in #ChiswickW4! £10, students £5. With ☕️ and 🍰 to cap off a transporting afternoon.
FYI: The last TFL consultation for the #HogarthRoundabout will be taking place on Monday (2 September) at Hogarth's House, from 16:00-19:00! The museum will be closed that day, but the gates will be open to the public for the consultation from 15:50. 🌳🎨🏡https://t.co/c7W9HJ0ZIB
Things are hoppin’ at Hogarth’s House! (… sorry / not sorry for that terrible joke.)
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Along our Nut Walk, you can see our #hops in full bloom – #Hogarth, we are sure, would only be too pleased to see them climbing the frames! 💚🍺
✨🛎️ Ding ding! 🛎️✨ Did you know that our new bike racks are officially here at Hogarth’s House? They are yours to use during our opening hours of 12:00-17:00.
Pugs riding bikes always welcomed. 🩷🚲
{Detail from “A Rake’s Progress”, Plate V: The Marriage, engraved 1734}
Whilst we all know that #Hogarth was an infamous dog person, he *was* known to capture the likeness of a few feline friends along the way… 🐈🐾🐈⬛
Happy #InternationalCatDay to all of our cat admirers - and of course, by that we mean cats that love Hogarth 😻
We are officially open again, and have changed things around a bit! Our historic kitchen now has a gallery hang of some of #Hogarth’s works from the archives - see any of your favourites on display? 👀🩷🦐