Idol worship, or, The way to preferment [graphic].[1740]eng"Satire on Robert Walpole showing him as a colossal figure at the entrance to St James's Palce bending forward with his naked backside exposed for an ambitious young man to kiss; another man holds a petition and bowls a hoop lettered, "Wealth", "Pride", "Vanity", "Folly", "Luxury", "Want", "Dependance", "Servility", "Venality", "Corruption" and "Prostitution", through Walpole's legs towards an arcade whose arches are labelled, "Saint [James's P]alace", "The Treasury", "The Exchequer" and "The Admiralty"."--British Museum online catalogueTitle from item.Publication date from British Museum catalogue.Sheet trimmed within plate mark resulting in minor loss of text.Four lines of text below image: And Henry the King made unto himself a great idol ... Chronicle of the Kings, page 51.