This is a political cartoon titled "Prussia" depicting a map of Europe with a man in a Prussian military uniform dominating the scene. The man, representing Prussia, is leaning over a map of Europe, specifically focusing on areas like Germany, Belgium, and Poland. He is dressed in a dark blue uniform with gold epaulettes and a tall, black military hat. In his right hand, he holds a sword, and in his left, he appears to be holding a document or scroll. Below him, a smaller figure in a red uniform, representing the King of Sadowa, is depicted as being dominated by Prussia. The map shows various countries and bodies of water, including Sweden, the Baltic Sea, the North Sea, and the Kingdom of Saxony. The Riviera is also visible. Text is present at the bottom of the cartoon, reading "His Majesty of Prussia—grim and old—Sadowa's King by needle guns made bold," and "With Bismark of the royal conscience, keeper, In dreams political none wiser—deeper." The cartoon is a commentary on Prussian military power and political strategy, likely referencing the Austro-Prussian War and the role of Otto von Bismarck.