Issued on the heels of the coronation of George III and Queen Charlotte, Hogarth here categorizes and measures wigs seen on the occasion as if they were the five orders of classical architecture, and as if they also obeyed distinct rules of proportion and decoration. In the place of Doric, Tuscan, Ionic, Composite, and Corinthian, Hogarth substitutes “Episcopal” (clergy), “Old Peerian” (nobles), “Lexonic” (lawyers), “Composite or Half-Natural,” and “Queerinthian.”