Le chardon - M.P. Tirard by Zut

Hand-colored caricature of a bearded man with a body made of thistle stems, holding a halberd, before a marching armed crowd.

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A hand-colored caricature titled Le chardon - M.P. Tirard, by Zut (Alfred Le Petit), shows a bearded man whose body is formed entirely of green thistle stems with spiny leaves and pink thistle blossoms. He holds a halberd and a sword while a crowd of armed figures marches behind him beneath a banner reading Vive la Commune, in front of a row of city buildings. The work is printed with the publisher credit L'Eclipse, Rue du Croissant, Paris, and is signed and dated 30 mars 1871 in the lower right.

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