A cat searches a chest filled with silver in one part of this work, while another painting in this series sees two dogs frolicking, one of whom has only one eye.
In one of these paintings a woman holds a candlestick sideways next to a painting on the wall, while a woman in red drinks from a gray pot. A cat searches a chest filled with silver in one part of this work, while another painting in this series sees two dogs frolicking, one of whom has only one eye. Two characters wear leeks in their hats in celebration of St. David's Day in a scene where a lamplighter is distracted by the central action and spills some oil on another character's head. In the first part of this series a figure is being fitted for new clothes, while a woman on the left is weeping while holding a gold ring because her fiancée is bribing her mother to break off the engagement after impregnating her. Sarah Young attempts to help the central character as he lies half-naked on the ground in this series' final section, "The Madhouse" depicting a scene in Bedlam. For 10 points, name this series including the paintings "The Heir" and "The Prison," which depicts the life of Tom Rakewell, by William Hogarth.
In one of these paintings a woman holds a candlestick sideways next to a painting on the wall, while a woman in red drinks from a gray pot.
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