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Hand-colored 1791 caricature of a man in a blue coat erupting with fiery smoke over a crowd and a weeping onlooker.

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A hand-colored satirical print titled The Volcano of Opposition, dated 1791, shows a powdered-wig figure in a blue coat erupting like a volcano, with fiery orange and gray smoke pouring from his mouth over a seated figure at a draped table. Two men in blue coats stand at left, one weeping into a handkerchief, while an animated crowd gestures and cheers at right.