Anti-Catholic caricature on the election of a pope, possibly ca. 1758

Anti-Catholic caricature mocking the election of a cardinal as pope, possibly referring to the appointment of Pope Clement XIII in 1758. In the centre, a cardinal receives the papal tiara from Fortuna. The naked Fortuna standing on a globe surrounded by allegorical figures including: Abundance, Fame, War, Blind Fury, Stupidity, Pride, Envy, Love and Lust. Far left, the banished Religion accompanied by an angel and a child with a lamb and Bible sitting in the light of the All-Seeing Eye. In the background on the right, a temple in Rome where a wolf or fox sits as pope on the throne, surrounded by monsters. In the foreground on the right, a bishop with an acolyte at a chest with Roman paraphernalia and monsters from hell.