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William Hogarth's A Harlot's Progress shows images and symbols that point to a sad fate for an innocent young woman. Which one of the following is NOT
pictured?
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A young woman from the country is met by an older woman who runs a house of prostitution.
A stack of pans starts to topple over.
An older uncle who was to be the young woman's guardian seems confused in the background.
A young woman has just arrived in London.
A dead goose's head is flopped over the outside of the young woman's basket.



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Final answer:

In Hogarth's 'A Harlot's Progress,' the dead goose's head is not portrayed, emphasizing the symbolic depth of the artwork.


Explanation:

A dead goose's head is flopped over the outside of the young woman's basket is NOT pictured in William Hogarth's A Harlot's Progress. The series depicts Moll's descent into prostitution, influenced by characters she encounters in London, ultimately leading to a tragic end. The images and symbols used by Hogarth in the prints are rich in meaning and provide a critical commentary on the society of his time.


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