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Lithograph portrait of Louis Blanc leaning on a table of books, with a classical building behind him.

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Louis Blanc, Membre du Gouvern.t prov.re, Président de la Commission de Gouvern.t pour les travailleurs, Marie Alexandre Alophe (1848), Rijksmuseum. Via artnap.com

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A lithographic portrait of a standing man in a double-breasted coat leaning on a table stacked with books titled Histoire de dix ans, Révolution française, and Organisation du travail. A classical building with a mansard roof appears behind him, and the printed caption and signature identify the sitter as Louis Blanc. The print is attributed to Marie-Alexandre Alophe and dated 1848.

Museum record: Rijksmuseum