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The heads represent the corrupt and exploitative sides of government
Issued in 1871 at 82
industrial credit size 63 x 47
" (City of Brussels
Le Pilori Concert Montéhus St. Nick The heads represent the corruptDescription: The pillory concert by the French singer songwriter, humanitarian and pacifist, Monthus Gaston Mardoche Brunswick, better known by his pseudonym Monthus (9 July 1872 December 1952) This brutally graphic image depicts four central figures chained to a type of pillory as they are held captive before the people. The heads represent the corrupt and exploitative sides of government; in this image they are presented to an angry crowd to be
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