The first interview, or, Happiness sacrifised to riches [graphic].published as the act directs 2 Feb. 1784.eng"The interior of a well-furnished room with a carpeted floor. A young woman turns aside with a gesture of disgust from a young man of simian appearance who is grinning sheepishly. Her father stands behind her with outstretched arms, pleading desperately for her acceptance of the man. The suitor, holding his hat in both hands, turns away from the lady with an imbecile grin, but is being pushed towards her by a third man, probably his father. Through two sash-windows (left) appear houses and the steeple of a church. Between them is an oval mirror in a carved frame. A landscape hangs on the other wall (right) perhaps symbolically amplifying the subject; a waterfall flows over a large stand of rocks with a sole tree bending in the windTitle from text below image.Artist identified as Robert Dighton in the British Museum online catalogue, registration no.: 1935,0522.1.136.Sheet trimmed to plate mark.Numbered "516" in lower left corner.