The Fountaine Family
c. 1730–35 conversation piece painting by William Hogarth
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The Fountaine Family is a conversation-piece painting by William Hogarth, created around 1730–1735, depicting members of the Fountaine family gathered in an informal domestic group portrait.[1] Like The Assembly at Wanstead House, it belongs to the run of conversation pieces Hogarth painted for wealthy patrons in the years before he turned to the satirical "modern moral subject" print series that made him famous.
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- ↑ "William Hogarth."CartoonWiki.Retrieved 2026-10-02.