Les élections en 1871 by Faustin Betbeder (1871)

Hand-colored 1871 print of a laurel-crowned allegorical woman beside a ballot urn marked Vox Populi, with men voting.

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A hand-colored lithograph by Faustin Betbeder, dated 1871, titled Les élections en 1871. A classical female figure in a red mantle and blue gown, crowned with laurel and holding a tablet and sword, stands before an urn inscribed Vox Populi while men in dark suits cast ballots and bear banners. Wreaths inscribed with République Française surround her beneath a rising sun.

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