Tom Rakewell surrounded by people in the morning, Progress of a libertine (series title), The Rake's Progress (series title), Text in English in the bottom margin. Tom is surrounded by men dressed in expensive costumes who offer their services: a musician at a harpsichord, possibly George Frederick Handel, a fencer, possibly Dubois, a quarterstaff instructor, possibly James Figg, a dancing master with violin, possibly John Essex, a gardener, possibly Charles Bridgeman, an ex-soldier who offers himself as a bodyguard and a hunting bugler for a fox hunting club. In the lower right corner a jockey crouches with a trophy stating that he won the Epsom Derby with the horse 'Silly Tom'. Behind the group of men hangs a painting of the Judgment of Paris. Further on, a tailor, wig maker, poet and musician are queuing to talk to Tom., print maker: William Hogarth, after painting by: William Hogarth, after own design by: William Hogarth, London, 1735, paper, etching, engraving, height 356 mm × width 410 mm, print
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