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Description	Taste high life.jpg Taste in High Life
Date	original painting 1742, Hogarth engraving 1746
Source	http://www.gutenberg.org/files/22500/22500-h/images/taste_high_life.jpg
Author	William Hogarth (1697–1764)     Description British painter and engraver Date of birth/death 10 November 1697 25 October 1764 Location of birth/death London London Work location London, Chiswick Authority control WorldCat
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