Ouvirers 

"Ouvirers" is a work by the renowned French artist Honoré Daumier, known for his social commentary through his art. The painting portrays a group of working-class individuals, likely laborers, depicted in a realistic and somewhat somber style. Daumier's signature use of bold lines and contrasting colors emphasizes the figures' physicality and social status. The work, though lacking specific contextual information, likely reflects the artist's keen observations of everyday life in 19th-century Paris, showcasing the realities of the working class in the era. This piece exemplifies Daumier's artistic commitment to capturing the social struggles of his time, which contributed to his legacy as a significant figure in Realist art.