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Hand-coloured satirical etching of Phaeton driving a fiery chariot across the zodiac above a burning Europe, by James Gillray

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A hand-coloured etching by James Gillray titled Phaeton Alarm'd, published in 1808. It shows a youthful figure driving a fiery chariot across a starry sky among zodiac signs and grotesque caricature heads, while a burning Europe lies below. The scene is a satirical take on the Greek myth of Phaeton.