A powerful contrast between two scenes: On one side, Louis XV stands proudly on a balcony, dressed in royal regalia, smiling and waving at an adoring crowd below. On the other side, the faces in the crowd are filled with sarcasm and disillusionment, their expressions a mix of irony and mockery. The royal title "Louis the Beloved" is written in bold, elegant lettering above, juxtaposed with the disappointed faces of common people, hinting at the growing unrest. The setting is a grand public square, with opulent architecture contrasting with the discontent in the people's eyes