An etched subscription ticket for 'A Harlot's Progress', based on a brush drawing (also in the Royal Collection, RCIN 913497). Three putti and a satyr are shown. One of the putti paints, while the other engraves. A third tries to stop the satyr from peeping under the skirt of a statue of the Ephesian Artemis (or Diana). The design is partially based on a painting, 'Nature adorned by the Graces' by Peter Paul Rubens at Jan Bruegel, which was in the collection of Hogarth's father-in-law, Sir James Thornhill. The subscription ticket is made out to the landscape painter George Lambert, for whom Hogarth also designed a bookplate.