贺加斯

Almost all of the artists known to us, including Dürer of Renaissance, Rafeal, Holbein and Bruegel of 16th century, Rembrandt of 17th century, Goya of 18th century, Delacroix, Daumier, Gauguin and Munch of 19th century, Paul Klee, Picasso, Matisse, Brac, Rouault of 20th century, as well as some famous painters in modern period, have ever created some print paintings.

像大家都熟知的文艺复兴时期的丢勒、十六世纪的拉斐尔、贺尔拜因、布鲁盖尔、十七世纪的伦勃朗、十八世纪的戈雅、十九世纪的德拉克洛瓦、杜米埃、劳特莱克、高更、孟克、二十世纪的保尔·克利、毕加索、马蒂斯、布拉克、鲁奥……以及至近代的许多知名画家几乎没有不从事版画创作的。

William Hogarth, English painter and engraver, was born in London, the son of a teacher.

英国画家、雕刻家威廉·贺加斯出生于伦敦的一个教师家庭。

"That's it,"replied Hogarth.

就是它啊。贺加斯说。

The litter boy,Hogarth is a kind ,brave boy ,so is his mother and uncle Dean.

贺加斯，一个友爱且勇敢的小男孩，他的妈妈和叔父迪安也一样。

Because I gave my brother a hello yesterday, I have to also say hi and congratulations to my physical trainer, David Hogarth, and his wife Jackie.

因为我昨天和我哥哥问好了，我不得不也和他问好并恭喜我的物理训练师，大卫·贺加斯，和他的妻子杰姬。

Saying "You stay, I go , no following" to Hogarth, he ,not it ,fly to the air and explode with the nuclear bomb .

对贺加斯说道"你留，我去，不要相随"，他，不是它，飞向空中并且和核子弹一起爆炸了。

While preparing for the battle of Trafalgar in 1805, British admiral Horatio Nelson, aboard HMS Victory, discussed his navy's prospects with his captain, Thomas Masterman Hardy.

英国海军司令贺瑞修。纳尔逊为特拉法加角之役备战，在王家海军战舰胜利号上，和舰长汤玛斯。

When they use the most advanced ,powerful force-nuclear bomb to fire to the iron giant, but for Horgarth said "You are what you choose to be " to the iron giant, the whole city will disappear.

当他们使用那最先进，最有能量-核弹对铁巨人射击时，贺加斯对铁巨人说道&你是你所选择的&，整个城市将会毁灭。

One could point to examples in the works of Hieronymus Bosch (late fifteenth/early sixteenth century), Hogarth and Goya, Henry Fuseli and William Blake, and Francis Bacon, which have a prophetic undertone in their visions of conflict, torment, and the sinful nature of human extravagance and excess.

可以参照的例子比如希罗尼穆斯·博斯（15世纪末16世纪初）、贺加斯、戈雅（皆18世纪）、亨利·傅斯理、威廉·布莱克（19世纪）及弗朗西斯·培根（20世纪）──他们的作品呈现出的人性极端与放纵的矛盾、苦难与罪恶，具有一种预言般的隐性基调。

Arguably the most expensive example of ephemera ever to sell is a poster by Toulouse Lautrec for the Moulin Rouge, which was sold by a gallery in 1999 for $250,000 – although some would insist that this piece really falls under the category of fine art rather than ephemera.

在1740年2月16日，威廉·贺加斯购买了一份服务，作为一个玩笑，他把他的狗的名字&好人&——而不是他自己的名字——印在了报纸上。

As she looked at Warrington's manly face, and dark, melancholy eyes, she had settled in her mind that he must have been the victim of an unhappy attachment.

每逢看到沃林顿那刚毅的脸，那乌黑、忧郁的眼睛，她便会相信，他一定作过不幸的爱情的受害者。

Maybe they'll disappear into a pothole.

也许他们将在壶穴里消失