The Evil Conscience of Tarquin 

"The Evil Conscience of Tarquin" is a satirical black and white cartoon created by John Leech, a prominent English illustrator of the 19th century. The image depicts Tarquin, a Roman king known for his cruelty, fleeing a monstrous snake. This graphic caricature is likely a commentary on Tarquin's actions and the consequences of his moral failings, with the snake representing a symbol of guilt and punishment. It highlights Leech's keen observation of human nature and his ability to use humor to expose societal flaws.