Jules Martineau: The Painter’s Subversive Notebook

Why It’s Defiant
🖤 Anarchist Painter’s Rebellion
Jules Louis Martineau’s 1894 Bertillon mugshot isn’t just an artifact—it’s defiance in ink and pigment. A house painter by trade, he saw walls as more than barriers; they were canvases for ideas, for resistance. The state called him an anarchist. He called himself free. When they came for him, he didn’t wield a brush—his ideology was weapon enough.

🔥 Revolution, Brushed in Broad Strokes
📖 Cover: UltraHyde hardcover, aged like a Parisian tenement whispering dissent.
📜 Pages: 80 cream-lined sheets—sturdy enough for blueprints, manifestos, or a last letter before exile.
🎨 Vibe: Feels like a secret notebook of slogans, sketches, and silent defiance.

Crafted for the Underground
📏 5.5" × 8.5" (13.97 cm × 21.59 cm) | 10.9 oz (309 g)
📌 Slips into a coat pocket or a rebel’s satchel—ready for a quick getaway.
🔒 Elastic closure (protect sketches, radical thoughts, or encrypted plans).
📍 Ribbon marker (track debts, betrayals, or the next meeting place).
🕵️ Stealth inner pocket (stash forged permits, clandestine correspondence, or paint-stained fingerprints).

Who’s It For?
✅ Visionaries who paint outside the lines—literally and figuratively.
✅ Historians uncovering the brushstrokes of rebellion.
✅ Writers drafting the revolution, one smuggled note at a time.

Specs
✅ Size: 5.5" × 8.5" (13.97 cm × 21.59 cm)
✅ Weight: 10.9 oz (309 g)—lighter than the weight of oppression.
✅ Paper: 80 lined cream pages.
✅ Extras: Elastic closure, ribbon marker, stealth pocket.
✅ Cover: UltraHyde (unyielding, like Jules’ convictions).
✅ Compliance: Lead-free (unlike the state’s accusations).

⚠️ Warning: May attract suspicion and unexpected allies.
⚠️ Age Restriction: 18+ (may cause an urge to challenge authority).

"Jules’ story was meant to fade—write to keep it alive."

🔥 Sketch the Future. Defy the Past. 🔥

Made on-demand to honor Jules’ resistance. Delivery in 9-15 days—revolutions take time.

This product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order, which is why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it to you. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction, so thank you for making thoughtful purchasing decisions!