The Rake's Progress was produced by William Hogarth between 1732 - 1734 as preparatory works for engravings published the following year
In 1824 Soane re-hung them in his new Picture Room at the rear of No
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Each bar is fragranced to reference contemporary Georgian ingredients which would have been commonplace within the Soane household at the time
Scene from Shakespeare's 'The Merchant of Venice': Belmont, in the Garden of Portia's House, Lorenzo and Jessica, Act V, Scene 1 Size:medium The Rake's Progress was producedScene from Shakespeare's 'The Merchant of Venice': Belmont, in the Garden of Portia's House, Lorenzo and Jessica, Act V, Scene 1. By Courtesy of the Trustees of Sir John Soane's Museum. This print is colour matched to the original and approved by Sir John Soane's Museum. Every purchase supports the work of the museum.