What describes Hogarth's Progress series?

Hogarth's Progress series consists of a set of paintings and engravings that depict the moral and social decline of the protagonist, often interpreted as the character "The Rake." The series typically includes "The Harlot's Progress," "The Rake's Progress," and others, showcasing the consequences of vice, folly, and the pursuit of pleasure in 18th-century England. Each scene illustrates a narrative that critiques societal norms and behaviors, emphasizing themes of corruption, poverty, and redemption. Hogarth's work is notable for its detailed storytelling and satirical commentary on contemporary life.