A Rake's Progress I: The Heir Frame:none The design is influenced by

The design is influenced by the architecture which Sir John Soane admired during his Grand Tour in Rome in 1778

Double strand design

Includes an essay by Helen Dorey

The opposing party is passing in procession outside

Packaged in a cello bag with a backing board for protection

A Rake's Progress I: The Heir Frame:none The design is influenced byThe first in a set of eight paintings which document the rise and fall of a young heir across London. The Rake's Progress was produced by William Hogarth between 1732 1734 as preparatory works for engravings published the following year. This print is colour matched to the original and approved by Sir John Soane's Museum. Every purchase supports the work of the Museum.