Roberto Sebastian Matta, a prominent figure in international Surrealism, managed to transform his art into a tool for social and political engagement. In the 1970s, marked by the coup in Chile, his work became deeply politicized, reflecting support for revolutionary movements and criticism of consumerism. In this context, the work “La commune de Paris” (1975) was created, a color etching and aquatint produced in a limited edition and signed by the artist. This piece is inspired by the Paris Commune of 1871, the first historical experience of popular self-government, chosen by Matta as a symbol of resistance and hope. The style adopted blends the surrealist language, characterized by nebulous spaces and explosive organic forms, with strong socio-political content. The work “La commune de Paris” periodically appears at international modern art auctions, confirming its relevance and the value recognized by both the market and critics. In conclusion, this production by Matta stands out for the depth of its political and social message, as well as for its artistic quality, offering an original perspective on popular struggles and self-management. The print is sold with a frame. Packaging will be careful and shipping includes insurance. In case of purchase, it is recommended to note any reservations at the time of delivery.