18 mars by Théophile Alexandre Steinlen (1894)

Lithograph of a woman with raised joined fists leading shouting workers carrying scythes and tools before a city skyline.

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A lithograph in charcoal-toned black and gray shows a woman with long flowing hair at the center, arms raised with clenched fists joined by a worker. Surrounding her, shouting men carry a scythe, a pickaxe, and other tools against a crowded urban skyline. The work is titled 18 mars and was made by Théophile Alexandre Steinlen in 1894.

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