This political period's government is depicted as four rows of grotesquely-fat lawmakers in The Legislative Belly. A painting criticizing the vices of this non-ancient period is the cover image of Jacques Barzun's From Dawn to Decadence, and depicts an orgy in a temple; that painting is Romans of the Decadence by Thomas Couture. The massacre of residents of a housing block
This political period's government is depicted as four rows of grotesquely-fat lawmakers in The Legislative Belly. A painting criticizing the vices of this non-ancient period is the cover image of Jacques Barzun's From Dawn to Decadence, and depicts an orgy in a temple; that painting is Romans of the Decadence by Thomas Couture. The massacre of residents of a housing block during this political period is the subject of an image of a dead man, an erection visible through his nightshirt, slumping against his bed. The leader of this government is depicted with three faces in The Past, the Present, and the Future. An artist for The (*) Caricature weekly was imprisoned for sketching the leader of this government as a pear, and for showing baskets of tribute being carried up a ramp to his gigantic mouth. For 10 points, give the common name or the leader of this monarchy, which was attacked in lithographs like Rue Transnonain and Gargantua by HonorÃ© Daumier.
This political period's government is depicted as four rows of grotesquely-fat lawmakers in The Legislative Belly.
July Monarchy [or the reign of Louis Philippe I; or Monarchie de Juillet]