Tom Rakewell drunk in a brothel, Progress of a libertine (series title), The Rake's Progress (series title), Text in English in the bottom margin. This scene takes place in the Rose Tavern brothel in Covent Garden. The dark spots on the women's faces suggest that they were suffering from syphilis, as it was common at the time to use make-up to cover up the sores. Tom's watch is stolen by two women. Damaged portraits of Roman emperors hang on the wall., print maker: William Hogarth, after painting by: William Hogarth, after own design by: William Hogarth, London, 1707 - 1764 and/or 1735, paper, etching, engraving, height 355 mm × width 410 mm, print
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Tom Rakewell drunk, brothel, Progress, libertine, series title, Rake's Progress, Text, English, bottom margin, scene, takes, place, Rose Tavern brothel, Covent Garden, dark spots, women's, faces, suggest, suffering, syphilis, common, time, -up, cover up, sores, Tom's watch, stolen, two women, Damaged portraits, Roman emperors hang, wall, print maker, William Hogarth, painting, own design, London, 1707 - 1764, 1735, paper, etching, engraving, height 355 mm ×, width, 410 mm, print
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