Nia,
I wonder if you could contact the Art Dept again and ask if I could also have a larger copy of the Jones family so that I could see the detail that everyone is talking about!
Yours
Jerry

Nia
Thanks so much for getting back to me. I will look forward to getting an email from someone in your department. And I will so look forward to visiting your wonderful gallery again when all this is over!
Stay safe and wash your hands!
Cheers,
Jerry

Hi Jerry,

Thank you for getting in touch with us, I have passed your request to my colleagues within the Art department. They will be in touch to advise further. Just so that you're aware, a number of our staff members are currently on furlough, so it may take a little longer than usual for us to get back to you.

Kind regards,

Nia
(Digital team)

I am also doing a talk on Hogarth and would love the same detail ('a couple is portrayed lustily cavorting on top of a haystack'). Could you send me the file as well.
Thanks in advance,
Jerry

Dear Mr Davies,

I deeply apologise for being so late in replying. Your kind reply to my appeal for help must have slipped into my junk folder which I, foolishly, rarely check. In fact, as the folder automatically deletes items after a certain time, it is not even there now. I found your response by the entirely different route of Googling up my own name to check on something quite unrelated. I would be very grateful if you could send me the cropped image to the email address above. I fear you must have thought me most impolite.

Regards,

Patrick Welland

Dear Mr Welland,
I now have a high resolutions close up available of the section in question. If you reply to this comment and leave your email address in the appropriate field then I will be able to send you the cropped image for you to view.
Many thanks,
Graham Davies
Digital Media Team

Dear Mr Welland, thank you for your enquiry. I have passed this onto our art department who will be in touch in due course.
Many thanks,
Graham
Digital Media Team

Dear Sir/Madam, in March I am to give a 2hr WEA talk in Lewes, East Sussex, on Hogarth. Researching for same, I understand that in the far background of this picture a couple is portrayed lustily cavorting on top of a haystack. Yet it is impossible to discern. Is there any image of this detail in close-up, which I thought might amuse my audience? I fear not, but just thought I'd ask. Regards, Patrick Welland