Spanish Civil War CNT-FAI Anarchist Poster

Re-render this image in the visual register of Spanish Civil War period anarchist and syndicalist posters from the Republican zone (1936 through 1939, lineage of CNT-FAI, POUM, and Generalitat de Catalunya posters produced in Barcelona and Madrid printers expropriated and run by the unions). Lithographic offset poster aesthetic, bold flat color zones, hard-edged figure rendering with confident outline, occasional photomontage element integrated into the painted composition. Palette saturated and confrontational: cadmium red, black, and cream (the CNT-FAI red-black diagonal banner colors), with occasional yellow ochre, deep ultramarine, or military olive as a secondary color. Subject rendered with monumental scale: figures occupying upper two-thirds of frame, low camera angle from below looking up, heroic but specifically working-class heroic (factory worker, farmer, militia volunteer rather than mythic warrior). Strong typographic geometry suggested through composition even without legible letters: confident diagonal bars, hard horizontal rules, large flat color zones organized like newspaper layout. Light: high-contrast graphic light, no atmospheric realism, the figure lit as if by stage spotlight from a single direction, deep flat shadow on the off-side. Composition: asymmetric and dynamic, often a diagonal sight-line cutting from lower-left to upper-right, the figure thrust forward against a sky-field or factory-architecture backdrop. Surface: lithographic poster grain, slight registration drift between red and black plates, paper grain visible in cream highlights. Mood: revolutionary confidence, the union as parallel state, the moment when the workers ran the printer. Strictly no on-canvas text, no Spanish or Catalan lettering, no CNT or FAI or POUM letter-marks, no legible slogans, no signature, no watermark. Preserve the subject, pose, and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering. Aspect ratio matches source.