Fox (right), as Mentor, leads the Prince of Wales (left) towards the 'Elysian Fields', represented by a table covered with cards, dice, &amp;c, by two courtesans drinking, by a horse-race, and by a pugilistic encounter; the table is in the foreground (right), the other scenes are on the slope of a hill receding into the background. On the table one of the packs of cards is inscribed 'Brooks'; a book is 'Hoyle' [on Whist], another is 'Faro Laws'; the letters 'E' and 'O' indicate roulette (see BMSat 5928, &amp;c). The two women sit at a round table on which are bottles of 'Champagne' and 'Claret'. Fox wears a cloak over a tunic and has bare legs. The Prince (Telemachus) looks in profile to the right with surprised pleasure towards the 'Elysian Fields'. He wears a hat with three feathers, and burlesqued classical costume: cloak, ermine-trimmed tunic, &amp;c. On the left, in profile to the left, stands Alderman Newnham, knocking at the door of the 'Treasury'. The knocker, inscribed 'Delicacy', is on a mask with the features of Pitt. On the door the words 'Knock and it shall be opened' have been scored through. Newnham wears a furred livery gown over an apron. He holds his hat in his left hand and from his left arm hangs a shield with the arms of the City of London in reverse and the Prince's motto 'Ich Dien'.  2 May 1787
<br>Etching with hand-colouring
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<p>Print made by: William Dent
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<dl><dd>Published by: E Macklew</dd>
<dd>Published by: J (or W) Dickie</dd></dl></div>
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