Bedroom with the Countess in conversation with Silvertongue

The woman, who became a countess through the death of her husband's father, sits by a mirror while a hairdresser does her hair. Silvertongue sits next to her. To the right sits a singing man. A standing man behind him plays the flute. In the middle of the room sit three more men and a woman, who is offered a drink by a servant. On the walls hang various erotic paintings. To the front left sits a boy by a basket with items offered for auction. He points to the horns of a sculpture of Actaeon, symbol for the husband of an adulterous woman.