And now for the right hand side of the painting. In the first place there is a repetition of the long festoon. This one is suspended from the head of _Prudence_ to the top of the wing of the Cupid in the right hand corner. It dips down along the curve of the torch, down through the folds of _Moderation’s_ drapery to her feet and then rises up and passes round the back of the child. But hanging above this main festoon are _two_ rows of smaller ones. Firstly we find a very shallow festoon from the head of _Prudence_ to the hand which holds the bit; another from this point to the top of the head of _Moderation_. Below this, however, is again a festoon from the bit, along the droop of the reins to the hand which holds them, from which point there is still another along the arm up to the head.