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Sepia print of a bare-breasted allegorical woman holding a tricolor flag atop a barricade among armed men and fallen figures.

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Mount the barricades for the liberty of the people, Camille Mauclair (1910). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Camille Mauclair died in 1945; this work is in the public domain.

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A sepia-toned print of a scene of revolution shows a bare-breasted allegorical woman raising a tricolor flag atop a barricade of rubble, with armed citizens and fallen bodies below. A city skyline and smoke fill the background. The print is titled Mount the barricades for the liberty of the people, dated 1910, and carries captions in French, German and English.