Hogarth's House
William Hogarth’s art, life and sharp social commentary take centre stage at Hogarth’s House, his historic country retreat in Chiswick.
Hogarth’s House in London offers an intimate look at the life and work of painter, engraver and satirist William Hogarth. His country retreat from 1749, the house reveals a quieter side of an artist known for tackling injustice, corruption and social issues.
Prints and exhibitions
An extensive collection of 18th-century prints explores Hogarth’s distinctive approach to art and satire, alongside original engraving plates. The gallery hosts a changing programme of exhibitions.
House and garden
Beyond the collection, visitors can explore the historic house and reinterpreted garden, where planting and displays reveal further stories about Hogarth’s life and times.
Why you should go
Explore Hogarth’s influential prints and engravings
Visit the artist’s historic Chiswick home
Discover Hogarth’s life, ideas and legacy
Visitor information
Address
Hogarth Lane, Great West Road, LONDON, London, W4 2QN
020 8994 6757
Opening times
Tue – Sun, 12 noon – 5pm
Closed Mon except Bank Holiday Mondays
Closed 25 – 26 Dec, 25 and 27 Mar