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Passionate Customer Service Museum Quality Art Prints Customization Options Available.jpg "Anticipation: the release of the Paris Opera in 2000, seen by the designer Albert Robida in 1900. Parisians circulate through all kinds of air vehicles. by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "Cartoon on colonialism in Africa by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "Don Quixote (for an Advertisement for the Fortifying Globeol, c.1916) by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "The Great Epidemic of Pornography by Albert Robida")
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_buying_the_Mona_Lisa_to_Leonard_de_Vinci_(Leonardo_d_-_(MeisterDrucke-947519).jpg "King Francois I (1494-1547) Buying the Mona Lisa from Leonardo da Vinci, Close to the Royal Castle of Amboise, Between 1516 and 1519. Illustration by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "The King at the Battle of Pavia by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "The Battle of Cerisole (illustration from")
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.jpg "The colonization epidemic: anti-colonialist drawing by Robida - in La Caricature of 31/10/1885 by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "The Improvement to Paris by the Metro, from")
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.jpg "Jean Ango")
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.jpg "Battle of Pavia, the Cavalry Masking the Artillery by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "The Revolution of 1953: The Battalion of Female Supremacy Arriving at the Barricades - in")
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.jpg "The King Wounded during a Mock Battle at the House of St. Pol in Romorantin, Illustration from")
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.jpg "Robe et Houppelande Historiees 15th Century by Albert Robida")
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_riding_a_dragon_-_illustration_by_Albert_-_(MeisterDrucke-1474064).jpg "Succubus: female demon riding a dragon - illustration by Albert Robida for the Drolatic Tales by Honore de Balzac - beginning 20th century by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "The gendarmerie masking artillery at the Battle of Pavia, illustration from")
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.jpg "Snowball Fight at Romorantin, the King Injured in the Assault on Saint-Pol")
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.jpg "Gulliver at the Brobdignac Court - in Gulliver Voyages by Swift, illustrated by Robida by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "The Colonisation Epidemic, from")
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_Illustr_-_(MeisterDrucke-1440646).jpg "Portrait of Princess Badroulbadour by Albert Robida")
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_-_tale_of_the_thousand_and_one_nights_(1001)_-_book_-_(MeisterDrucke-1474820).jpg "Sindbad the Sailor - Tale of the Thousand and One Nights - Sindbad and His Companions Have Failed by Albert Robida")
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_captain_of_the_guards_-_(MeisterDrucke-961009).jpg "Jean de Poitiers, Seigneur of Saint Vallier by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "Gulliver Tied Up by the Lilliputians - in")
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.jpg "Illustration for Le vingtième siècle: La vie électrique by Albert Robida")
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_with_the_presenc_-_(MeisterDrucke-1022506).jpg "Ball at the Court of the King of France, Francois I by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "The Superintendent Semblancay Condemned to Death, Ascends the Gibbet of Montfaucon by Albert Robida")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-976973).jpg "Korrigans, spirits of Breton legend by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "The beautification of Paris by the metro - by Robida, in")
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_the_Battle_of_Cherry_(Italy)_-_(MeisterDrucke-985141).jpg "Ninth Italian War (1542-1546): The Battle of Cherry by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "The crossing of the Alps (illustration from")
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_interview_of_Aigues_Mortes_(or_treve_of_Aigues_Mo_-_(MeisterDrucke-1022505).jpg "Eighth Italian War: Interview of Aigues Mortes by Albert Robida")
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_Death_of_Pierre_Terrail_de_Bayard_(1476-1524)_woun_-_(MeisterDrucke-1002590).jpg "Sixth Italian War: Death of Pierre Terrail de Bayard, wounded by an arquebus strike at Rebec, in 1524, Charles de Montpensier, connetable from Bourbon, faced him. Illustration by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "Gargantua, illustration from the Complete Works of Francois Rabelais (1494-1553) c.1880 by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "The Feminist Coup d")
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.jpg "Barbary Pirates Terrorizing the Coast of the Mediterranean, Kidnapping the Inhabitants to Sell as Slaves, Illustration from")
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.jpg "Poster for the Chemins de Fer de l")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1033004).jpg "Leaving the Opera in the year 2000 by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "Sindbad the Sailor by Albert Robida")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-974487).jpg "A modern city -style by Robida by Albert Robida")
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_King_Francois_I_(1494-1547)_in_Pavia_(Italy)_on_Fe_-_(MeisterDrucke-985146).jpg "Sixth Italian War (1521-1526): King Francois I in Pavia on February 24 by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "The Fleet of Doria, Naples, illustration from")
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.jpg "Unknown Image by Albert Robida")
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_was_locked_in_a_tower_of_the_Alcazar_in_Madr_-_(MeisterDrucke-947522).jpg "A Prisoner, Francois 1st (1494-1547) Was Locked in a Tower of the Alcazar in Madrid (Spain) Until 1526. Illustration by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "The Old Paris, for the Exposition Universelle of 1900 by Albert Robida")
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_Death_of_Charles_III_of_Bourbon_(1490-1527)_at_t_-_(MeisterDrucke-1002581).jpg "Seventh Italian War: Death of Charles III of Bourbon at the siege of Rome on 6 May 1527. Illustration by Albert Robida")
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_the_night_of_Marignan_(Italy)_between_13_and_14_Se_-_(MeisterDrucke-1014538).jpg "The Night of Marignan, Between 13 and 14 September 1515 by Albert Robida")
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_as_Emperor_of_Germany_on_28_June_1519_The_seve_-_(MeisterDrucke-961000).jpg "Election of Charles V as Emperor of Germany on 28 June 1519 by Albert Robida")
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_Battle_of_Pavia_(Italy)_February_24_-_(MeisterDrucke-1022510).jpg "Sixth Italian War (1521-1526): Battle of Pavia, February 24 by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "Woman in a diving suit getting swallowed by a whale, parody of Jules Verne,")
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.jpg "The Opening of the Universal Exhibition of 1889, from")
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.jpg "The Giant Gargantua jumps from his horse by Albert Robida")
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_at_the_camp_retreated_from_the_Bicocca_(bicoque)_i_-_(MeisterDrucke-1002587).jpg "Fifth Italian War: at the camp retreated from the Bicocca in front of Milan, in 1516, the Swiss demanded pay, conge or battle, Odet de Foix, Viscount de Lautrec, marechal of France could not pay them. Illustration by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "Gulliver and His Gigantic Boat in the Port of the Lilliputians - in")
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.jpg "The Tower Solidor Fortifies in Saint-Malo, District of Saint-Servan - Old France - Brittany - Text, Drawings and Lithographs, by Albert Robida (1848-1926) by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "Prisoner, Francis I is Locked in a Tower of the Alcazar in Madrid by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "Charles IV of Bourbon (Count then Duke of Vendome) by Albert Robida")
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_(Oratory_of_Saint_Guirec)_-_Old_Fr_-_(MeisterDrucke-933903).jpg "Chapel Saint Guirec at Ploumanach (Oratory of Saint Guirec) - Old France - Brittany - text, drawings and lithographs, by Albert Robida (1848-1926) undated end 19th century by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "At the Salon, from")
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.jpg "House rue Saint Guillaume in Rennes - Old France - Brittany - text, drawings and lithographs, by Albert Robida (1848-1926) undated end 19th century by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "A Corner of Robida")
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.jpg "Margaret of France Visiting Her Brother, is Received at the Bridge of Toledo by Charles V by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "Royal Hunt, Illustration from")
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.jpg "Noble Dame, End of the 14th Century by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "Saturnian types from a reported sketch of the planet Saturn (pseudo-anthropological grotesque monsters), parody of Jules Verne,")
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.jpg "Nana-Revue: Cartoon About Zola and Her Work")
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_King_Francois_I_(1494-1547)_wounded_the_a_-_(MeisterDrucke-1002575).jpg "Snowball Battle in Romorantin. King Francois I wounded the assault of Saint Pol residence on January 6 by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "Death of Bayard, illustration from")
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.jpg "Leonardo da Vinci gives the Mona Lisa to Francis I, illustration from")
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.jpg "Space Conquest: Journey to the Moon by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "Aladdin Riding Through the Streets of the City and Throwing Money Around Him by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "The sand merchant has passed! Child asleep after eating. Sleep. “They say he")
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.jpg "Entry of Treguier, Capital of the Canton of the Department of the Cotes-d")
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.jpg "Morality, tranquility, bliss - The telephone court, caricature of Robida, 19th century by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "Place du Marche in Lannion - La Vieille France - La Bretagne - Text, Drawings and Lithographs, by Albert Robida (undated end 19th century) by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "Bourbon is Killed in the Assault on Rome, May 6, 1527 by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "The Passage of the Alps by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "Giant Gargantua walks through Paris, sowing panic and destruction by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "Transport of the Future by Albert Robida")
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.jpg "Le Chatelet in Vitre en Ille-et-Vilaine - La Vieille France - La Bretagne - Text, Drawings and Lithographs, by Albert Robida (undated end 19th century) by Albert Robida")
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Albert Robida (1848-1926) was not only known as a draughtsman, painter and caricaturist. He also made a name for himself as a writer and journalist. After school he began to study law. Actually, he wanted to become a notary. But the studies could not really inspire him. He discovered drawing for himself and invested a lot of time and energy in the newly discovered hobby. It didn't take long until he could successfully publish his first drawings. In 1866 his first drawing was printed in the magazine "Le Journal amusant". In the following years Robida published further works in different media. The publication of his drawings in the popular Parisian magazines "Chronique illustrée" and "Le Pollichinelle" gave him a career boost. Over time, the desire arose to publish his own magazine. In 1880 he implemented this exciting project together with the publisher George Decaux. The joint project of the two appeared under the title "La Caricature". Albert Robida worked as editor of the magazine for almost twelve years. The works of numerous caricaturists, humorous draughtsmen and writers became known to a broad public thanks to "La Caricature" magazine. Albert Robida was not only an unparalleled draughtsman and caricaturist himself. He also had the right feeling for the discovery of new and promising talents.
Robida's versatile talents are evident in the range of his projects. In addition to publishing his own magazine, he has produced caricatures, illustrated historical works, tourist guides and literary classics by Shakespeare, Balzac and Cervantes, among others. Today Robida is also known for his literary work. He wrote a series of books that can be assigned to the early genre of science fiction. Research shows that Robida is often compared with Jules Verne. Vernes is regarded as one of the founders of science fiction literature. But the works of both authors are different. Vernes magically describes the adventurous character of new inventions, while Robida views them rather matter-of-factly and soberly as part of everyday bourgeois life. He puts more emphasis on the social impact and upheavals caused by inventions and innovations. As a mastermind of his time, he addressed later social developments such as the equality of women or the effects of environmental pollution. In his comic strip "La Guerre au vingtième siècle, campagne de Jujubie" (1869), he dealt with warlike conflicts of the following century, which were fought with weapons such as chemical warfare agents and rockets. He also dealt with modern media technology and its impact on society. He predicted the basic features of many later developments. His view was definitely dystopian. In 1919 he spoke about future developments: People will live in a mechanized and hectic world, not knowing what peace and solitude will feel like. In conclusion, it can be said that Albert Robida was an observer, analyst and pioneer of his time, who left behind a varied and valuable life's work.
Albert Robida (1848-1926) was not only known as a draughtsman, painter and caricaturist. He also made a name for himself as a writer and journalist. After school he began to study law. Actually, he wanted to become a notary. But the studies could not really inspire him. He discovered drawing for himself and invested a lot of time and energy in the newly discovered hobby. It didn't take long until he could successfully publish his first drawings. In 1866 his first drawing was printed in the magazine "Le Journal amusant". In the following years Robida published further works in different media. The publication of his drawings in the popular Parisian magazines "Chronique illustrée" and "Le Pollichinelle" gave him a career boost. Over time, the desire arose to publish his own magazine. In 1880 he implemented this exciting project together with the publisher George Decaux. The joint project of the two appeared under the title "La Caricature". Albert Robida worked as editor of the magazine for almost twelve years. The works of numerous caricaturists, humorous draughtsmen and writers became known to a broad public thanks to "La Caricature" magazine. Albert Robida was not only an unparalleled draughtsman and caricaturist himself. He also had the right feeling for the discovery of new and promising talents.
Robida's versatile talents are evident in the range of his projects. In addition to publishing his own magazine, he has produced caricatures, illustrated historical works, tourist guides and literary classics by Shakespeare, Balzac and Cervantes, among others. Today Robida is also known for his literary work. He wrote a series of books that can be assigned to the early genre of science fiction. Research shows that Robida is often compared with Jules Verne. Vernes is regarded as one of the founders of science fiction literature. But the works of both authors are different. Vernes magically describes the adventurous character of new inventions, while Robida views them rather matter-of-factly and soberly as part of everyday bourgeois life. He puts more emphasis on the social impact and upheavals caused by inventions and innovations. As a mastermind of his time, he addressed later social developments such as the equality of women or the effects of environmental pollution. In his comic strip "La Guerre au vingtième siècle, campagne de Jujubie" (1869), he dealt with warlike conflicts of the following century, which were fought with weapons such as chemical warfare agents and rockets. He also dealt with modern media technology and its impact on society. He predicted the basic features of many later developments. His view was definitely dystopian. In 1919 he spoke about future developments: People will live in a mechanized and hectic world, not knowing what peace and solitude will feel like. In conclusion, it can be said that Albert Robida was an observer, analyst and pioneer of his time, who left behind a varied and valuable life's work.
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.jpg "The exit of the opera in the year 2000 by Albert Robida")
.jpg "A street in modern style by Albert Robida")
.jpg "Paris by night, the twentieth century by Albert Robida")
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