Etching and engraving, 2nd state, from a pair entitled 'Before' and 'After'. Two lovers are depicted post-coitally in a bedroom with a seated woman lovingly pawing a man who is awkwardly doing his trousers up. The man in the scene has been identified as Sir John Willes, Walpole Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas. The satirical print is laden with innuendo to scandalise him as a notorious womaniser, notably the Cupid pointing lasciviosuly towards the couple from a picture on the wall; the broken dressing table; and the quote on the upturned book on the floor: 'Omne Animal Post Coitum Triste'.