"Gargantua and Pantagruel, Illustrated, Book 4" by François Rabelais is the fourth part of Rabelais' satirical series. This book continues to follow the adventures of Pantagruel and his companions as they delve deeper into their quest for knowledge and encounter a series of bizarre and humorous adventures.

The narrative often reflects Rabelais’ critical views on the institutions and customs of his time, using satire to address issues such as education, religion, and social norms. The illustrations in this edition capture the vivid and often ludicrous scenarios that characterize Rabelais' work, adding a visual dimension to the text’s rich satirical commentary.

Book 4 is known for its imaginative storytelling, playful critique of contemporary society, and the ongoing exploration of themes related to human nature and intellectual inquiry.