Brother Hogarth
Registered User
Don’t worry Brethren, this was all done in paintings from the 1700s! William Hogarth, Grand Lodge Steward (1735) concealed the following in his popular prints:
- signs, passwords and ‘knocks’ of the EA, FC, MM, and Mark Master
- Grand Hailing Sign and Five Points of Fellowship
- riddles that hint at Grand Masonic Word
- Royal Arch sign and ‘Ineffable Word’
- First depiction of the letter ‘G”, Square and Compass, 'Labor to Refreshment', and much more!!
I have a few examples of these illustrations at brotherhogarth.com where you can download a whole pdf of the entire book. The Grand Lodges of MA, PA and ME all have copies in their libraries if you reside in those jurisdictions.
With 300 illustrations, this colorful book is being published to coincide with the Tercentenary of the Grand Lodge of England.
Fraternally,
Brother Hogarth
- signs, passwords and ‘knocks’ of the EA, FC, MM, and Mark Master
- Grand Hailing Sign and Five Points of Fellowship
- riddles that hint at Grand Masonic Word
- Royal Arch sign and ‘Ineffable Word’
- First depiction of the letter ‘G”, Square and Compass, 'Labor to Refreshment', and much more!!
I have a few examples of these illustrations at brotherhogarth.com where you can download a whole pdf of the entire book. The Grand Lodges of MA, PA and ME all have copies in their libraries if you reside in those jurisdictions.
With 300 illustrations, this colorful book is being published to coincide with the Tercentenary of the Grand Lodge of England.
Fraternally,
Brother Hogarth