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République Française, Gosselin (1856). Via artnap.com
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A lithographic print titled République Française, attributed to Gosselin and dated 1856, shows a idealized woman in a white tunic with a gold patterned neckline and a red draped mantle. She grips a tricolour flag of red, white and blue with one hand and holds a sprig of green laurel in the other, wearing a red cap on her dark, curled hair. The hand-colored finish and the caption at the base identify the figure as an allegory of the Republic.
