The central character of this work is first seen as a young man being fitted for clothes, and after spending time with artists and professors is then seen in a tavern being attended to by various women.
The central character of this work is first seen as a young man being fitted for clothes, and after spending time with artists and professors is then seen in a tavern being attended to by various women. In the final scene he is shown on the bottom right barely clothed and with a shaved head in a mad house, after having been arrested for debt and married to an old maid and depicted in scenes in a gambling house and prison. FTP, what is this series of eight engravings by William Hogarth?
The central character of this work is first seen as a young man being fitted for clothes, and after spending time with artists and professors is then seen in a tavern being attended to by various women.
The (or A) Rake’s Progress