Scholars at a Lecture (A Chorus of Singers)
William Hogarth · 1697-1764
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Why is this public domain? William Hogarth died in 1764; this work is in the public domain.
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An engraved crowd of bewigged scholars in academic caps and gowns gathers around a lecturer at a wooden pulpit, who holds an open manuscript labeled Datur Vacuum. The faces are exaggerated and expressive, showing a range of attentive, skeptical and amused reactions. William Hogarth's print, published in 1736, is dated in the lower left corner.
