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Lithograph of a standing worker beside a pickaxe and rubble, facing a crowned seated figure above a village, 1919.

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L'ouvrier boche. Le roi de Prusse? C'est nous! Et on travaille pour nous, en France LCCN2015648522, Jean-Louis Forain (1919), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A black-and-white lithograph by Jean-Louis Forain from 1919 shows a standing worker with bowed head beside a pickaxe and heap of rubble. Seated opposite him, a figure in a pointed crown gazes upward above a distant village of houses. The caption beneath reads in French. C'est nous! Et on travaille pour nous, en France."

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