Italian Partisan CLN Woodcut

Re-render this image in the visual register of Italian Resistance (Resistenza) clandestine-press woodcut and lithograph work from September 1943 through April 1945 (the body of partisan-brigade press output produced by Comitato di Liberazione Nazionale aligned formations, including Garibaldi Brigades, Giustizia e Liberta Brigades, and Matteotti Brigades, printed on commandeered presses in Milan, Turin, Bologna, and the Apennine mountain villages). Hand-cut linocut or woodcut aesthetic with secondary clandestine-press lithograph register, printed on coarse rationed wartime paper. Palette severely restricted: black ink on cream or beige stock, with occasional second-color overprint of arterial red or partisan-scarf red, very rarely a third color (forest green or papal-state purple). Rendering: bold black-on-cream contrast with crude relief-cut texture, visible chisel and gouge marks, white-line cut through black field rather than the more refined Mexican TGP register, the Italian partisan press leaning toward crude immediacy over technical refinement. Figure architecture: monumental working-class and peasant figures with rifles slung or held at the ready, the Garibaldi-red-neckerchief signature (cut as a black band that would have been red-overprinted), Alpine and Apennine landscape backgrounds with cypress and stone-village silhouettes, southern light implied. Surface: coarse newsprint paper with fiber texture visible, occasional ink-density variation from a press running low on ink, registration drift between black plate and red overprint, paper aging toward warm brown at the edges. Light: high-contrast graphic light, no atmospheric realism, figures lit by an abstract single-direction light source casting deep flat shadows. Composition: monumental low-angle figure framing, occasional diagonal banner-line cutting across the composition, paired-figure compositions of partisan-and-peasant or partisan-and-worker showing the alliance the CLN was trying to engineer. Mood: armed-civic seriousness, Resistance as parallel state in the mountain villages, the moment when the partisan-brigade press became the legitimacy-engine of a not-yet-existing republic. Strictly no on-canvas legible text, no Italian lettering, no CLN or Garibaldi or GL or Matteotti letter-marks, no Avanti masthead, no slogans, no signature, no watermark, no later commemorative dates. Preserve the subject, pose, and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering. Aspect ratio matches source.