An artist was imprisoned for six months for making a work in the magazine Le Chivalri showing this pear-faced man, who is swallowing bags of gold coins as tiny men ascend a giant plank that is meant to represent this politician's tongue.
This person is depicted as a meditating Buddhist statue in an artwork whose title is often translated as "The Hoard of China." A medallion depicting this man can be seen in between the giant boobs of "Miss Etienne-Mona-Lisa Cunegonde-Silly Goose of the Constitutionnel" as she is "choking." This man's face is described as "dejected and decrepit" at the bottom of an artwork showing his face three times; that work is titled Past, Present, and Future. In another artwork, the "un-prudish savages of North America" invite this man, their savior, to sleep between an elderly grandmother and a man's great aunt. An artist was imprisoned for six months for making a work in the magazine Le Chivalri showing this pear-faced man, who is swallowing bags of gold coins as tiny men ascend a giant plank that is meant to represent this politician's tongue. For 10 points, name this monarch satirized in the artwork Gargantua and other lithographs by Honore Daumier.
This person is depicted as a meditating Buddhist statue in an artwork whose title is often translated as "The Hoard of China.
Louis-Philippe [do not accept or prompt on “Louis”]