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Universal suffrage A polling station in 1891. Painting by Alfred Bramtot (1852-1894
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Universal suffrage A polling station in 1891. Painting by Alfred Bramtot (1852-1894
JLJ4685258 Universal suffrage A polling station in 1891. Painting by Alfred Bramtot (1852-1894) 1891 les Lilas, Town Hall by Bramtot, Alfred-Henri (1852-94); Mairie des Lilas, Seine-Saint-Denis, France; (add.info.: Universal suffrage A polling station in 1891. Painting by Alfred Bramtot (1852-1894) 1891 les Lilas, Town Hall); Photo ePhoto Josse; French, out of copyright
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Election Hoop Legislative Power Marianne Office Republic Universal Suffrage Voting Rights
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This photograph captures a historic moment in time - a polling station during the era of universal suffrage in 1891. Painted by Alfred Bramtot, this artwork showcases the essence of democracy and political engagement at its core. The scene unfolds within the walls of Les Lilas Town Hall, located in Seine-Saint-Denis, France. The artist skillfully portrays an atmosphere filled with anticipation and civic duty as people from all walks of life gather to exercise their voting rights. The French flag proudly waves overhead, symbolizing the values of liberty, equality, and fraternity that underpin this democratic process. Amongst the crowd stands a child engrossed in a game with a hoop - perhaps representing both innocence and hope for future generations who will inherit this legacy of universal suffrage. This juxtaposition highlights how important it is to involve even the youngest members of society in shaping their own destinies through active participation in politics. Bramtot's painting not only immortalizes this significant historical event but also serves as a reminder that legislative power lies ultimately with the people. It pays homage to Marianne, an emblematic figure representing liberty and reason throughout French history. As we gaze upon this remarkable piece of art, we are transported back to 1891 when citizens eagerly exercised their right to vote amidst an evolving republic. It serves as a timeless testament to our collective journey towards freedom and progress through democratic principles.
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