Pie IX. / N°2
Achille Belloguet · 1833-1884
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Pie IX. / N°2, Achille Belloguet (1870), Musée Carnavalet, Paris. Via artnap.com
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A hand-colored lithographic caricature titled Pie IX. / N°2 by Achille Belloguet, dated 1870, shows a large profile head of Pope Pius IX with a red umbrella-like cap, doves, and inscribed words across the forehead and scalp. Below, a city skyline with church spires is populated by running nude figures, and a verse beneath the image attacks the pope in French.
