The frogs who wanted a king [graphic].published acording [sic] to act of Parliament, July 14, 1789.engA stork, its head a likeness of Lafayette, stands on a rock depicted with the head of Louis XIV of France protruding from the left edge. He gazes at a crowd of frogs in various dramatic poses, some standing at attention. Opposite the stork is a stick with head of Bailly stuck on top, in his mouth a flag inscribed "Martial Law."Title etched below image.Not in the Catalogue of prints and drawings in the British Museum. Division I, political and personal satires.Contemporary manuscript notes identifying the caricatured figures as Lafayette, Louis XVI, and Bailly.