Black and white drawing of three men falling headfirst from the sky. The man on the left wears a top hat and holds papers. A winged object resembling a bird or a piece of paper is next to him. The middle figure wears a suit and tie. The man on the right wears a suit and top hat; a winged object resembling a hat or umbrella is next to him. The background shows a line of people on the ground. Text at the top reads "actualites" and a semi-circle of text reads "Fevrier 1848". Text at the bottom reads "Les nouveaux Icares".
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- 665 × 893 px
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