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Passionate Customer Service Museum Quality Art Prints Customization Options AvailableThe son of a wealthy textile manufacturer, Félicien Joseph Victor Rops was educated by private tutors before moving to the Jesuit College in his Belgian hometown of Namur. Even at a young age, he was a talented draftsman who also liked to caricature his teachers. Whether the unflattering caricatures were the reason why he was expelled from the Jesuit College in 1849? We can only speculate about that. In any case, he transferred to the Royal Athenaeum and soon enrolled at the Académie des Beaux-Arts. Much to the annoyance of his uncle, who had taken over Félicien's guardianship after his father's death. In the end, the nephew learned, among other things, how to draw nudes at the Académie. The young Rops, however, did not let his uncle's disapproval stop him from pursuing his artistic career. He enrolled at the University of Brussels. There he also became a member of the "Club des Crocodiles," which published its own magazine for which he produced drawings and biting caricatures. Together with Charles de Coster, he also founded the magazine "Uylenspiegel". The caricatures he contributed here were also sold as offprints and gained notoriety as a result. After his marriage to Charlotte Polet de Faveaux, who soon gave birth to a son, he had to severely limit his involvement with the publication and finally end it. Charlotte was the daughter of the president of the court, and it was simply not appropriate for his husband to work as a caricaturist. Without him, the magazine then also slowly went.
Nevertheless, he remained friends with Charles de Coster and worked for him as an illustrator. Among other things, he provided the illustrations for his works "Legéndes flamandes" or "La Légende de Uylenspiegel". It was also during this time that he met the publisher Auguste Poulet-Malassis. He commissioned him to illustrate 34 works, including Beaudelaire's poems. As a result, Rops soon became one of the best-paid illustrators in Paris and found himself among the most important authors of the time. In the wake of these bohemian celebrities were the Duluc sisters, Léontine and Aurélie, fashion designers by trade. Félicien fell madly in love - with both ladies. His wife refused to divorce him, but that did not prevent him from living with the sisters and fathering offspring. His daughter Claire from the relationship with Léontine later became the wife of the Belgian writer Eugène Demolder.
As much as Rops enjoyed the life and pleasures of the French capital in his younger years, he appreciated tranquility in his final years. He bought an estate south of Paris and grew roses there. Here, too, Léontine and Aurélie were by his side. They were also the ones who nursed him when he suffered eye damage from an accident with chemicals. Fortunately, it did not lead to blindness, so Félicien Joseph Victor Rops could draw until his death.
The son of a wealthy textile manufacturer, Félicien Joseph Victor Rops was educated by private tutors before moving to the Jesuit College in his Belgian hometown of Namur. Even at a young age, he was a talented draftsman who also liked to caricature his teachers. Whether the unflattering caricatures were the reason why he was expelled from the Jesuit College in 1849? We can only speculate about that. In any case, he transferred to the Royal Athenaeum and soon enrolled at the Académie des Beaux-Arts. Much to the annoyance of his uncle, who had taken over Félicien's guardianship after his father's death. In the end, the nephew learned, among other things, how to draw nudes at the Académie. The young Rops, however, did not let his uncle's disapproval stop him from pursuing his artistic career. He enrolled at the University of Brussels. There he also became a member of the "Club des Crocodiles," which published its own magazine for which he produced drawings and biting caricatures. Together with Charles de Coster, he also founded the magazine "Uylenspiegel". The caricatures he contributed here were also sold as offprints and gained notoriety as a result. After his marriage to Charlotte Polet de Faveaux, who soon gave birth to a son, he had to severely limit his involvement with the publication and finally end it. Charlotte was the daughter of the president of the court, and it was simply not appropriate for his husband to work as a caricaturist. Without him, the magazine then also slowly went.
Nevertheless, he remained friends with Charles de Coster and worked for him as an illustrator. Among other things, he provided the illustrations for his works "Legéndes flamandes" or "La Légende de Uylenspiegel". It was also during this time that he met the publisher Auguste Poulet-Malassis. He commissioned him to illustrate 34 works, including Beaudelaire's poems. As a result, Rops soon became one of the best-paid illustrators in Paris and found himself among the most important authors of the time. In the wake of these bohemian celebrities were the Duluc sisters, Léontine and Aurélie, fashion designers by trade. Félicien fell madly in love - with both ladies. His wife refused to divorce him, but that did not prevent him from living with the sisters and fathering offspring. His daughter Claire from the relationship with Léontine later became the wife of the Belgian writer Eugène Demolder.
As much as Rops enjoyed the life and pleasures of the French capital in his younger years, he appreciated tranquility in his final years. He bought an estate south of Paris and grew roses there. Here, too, Léontine and Aurélie were by his side. They were also the ones who nursed him when he suffered eye damage from an accident with chemicals. Fortunately, it did not lead to blindness, so Félicien Joseph Victor Rops could draw until his death.
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.jpg "Capital Punishment: The Pain of Death, c. 1880 by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Poster for an exhibition with works by Felicien Rops by Imprimerie Crété")
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.jpg "Blindfolded Naked Woman Led by a Pig by Unknown")
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.jpg "Pornokrates (Naked woman, eyes strips, surrounded by angels and holding a pig on a leash) - drawing by Felicien Rops (1833-1898) by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "The Demon of Covettery: a monstrous reflection of a woman looking at herself in a mirror,")
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.jpg "Study for The Temptation of St. Anthony, 1878 by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "The Sacrifice, from The Satanic Ones by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Woman with a Mask by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Half-Naked Woman with Stick Leaning Over Large Book by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Winter Evening, Last Third 19th Century by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Street Corner, Four in the Morning Parodie Humaine by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Untitled by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Pornocrates by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Lady with a Lorgnette by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Satan Sowing Tare by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Hamadryade by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "The Most Beautiful Love of Don Juan by Félicien Rops")
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_-_Man_en_vrouw_zittend_op_een_rode_bank_bij_de_bar_van_een_theaterLe_gandin_ivre_-_(MeisterDrucke-1379311).jpg "Man and Woman Sitting on a Red Couch by the Bar of a Theater by Albert Bertrand (attributed to)")
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.jpg "Modern Masks by Félicien Rops")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1238289).jpg "The Sparrow of Lesbie by Félicien Rops")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1254416).jpg "Satan Sowing Tare by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "The Absinthe Drinker by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "The Grapeleaf by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "The Row by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "The Hanged Man in the Forge, c. 1880 by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Poster for an Exhibition, 1896 by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "The Sparrow of Lesbie by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Gaspard of the Night by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "The Train of Maris by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "The Woman with the Trapeze, c. 1875, 1896 by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "The Greatest Love of Don Juan by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Old Hag by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "The Muse of Félicien Rops by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "The Beach by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "The Parable of the Sower by Félicien Rops")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1247567).jpg "Frontispiece: The Waifs by Félicien Rops")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1118913).jpg "The Great Lyre, Frontispiece of Poems by Stephane Mallarme by Félicien Rops")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1244553).jpg "The Train of Maris by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Frontispiece: The Dregs of Society, 1864 by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Offering by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "The Little Potato Peeler by Félicien Rops")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-932332).jpg "The Sower of Parables by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Le Vice Suprême: Frontispiece, 1884 by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Gaspard de la Nuit by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Winter Evening by Félicien Rops")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-903714).jpg "Dance Folie by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "The Last Maja by Félicien Rops")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1312158).jpg "Capital Punishment: The Pain of Death by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Frontispiece: The Waifs by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "The Legend and Adventures of Ulenspiefel and Lamme Goedzak: The Hanged Man by Félicien Rops")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1368771).jpg "Standing Woman with Gloves and Small Hat by Albert Bertrand")
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.jpg "Le Rydeack by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "At an Atheist Dinner-Party by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Fauna by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Standing Woman with a Fur by Félicien Rops")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1368994).jpg "Two Women and a Man with Top Hat (The Three Contemporaries) by Albert Bertrand")
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.jpg "The Legend and Adventures of Ulenspiefel and Lamme Goedzak: The Hanged Man by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Le Rydeack by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "The Hanging of Levallois-Perret by Félicien Rops")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1255234).jpg "Frontispiece: The Dregs of Society by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "The Supreme Vice: Frontispiece by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Portrait of Monsieur Dubois, Curate of St. Pierre by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "The Falconer by Félicien Rops")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1247285).jpg "The Little Potato Peeler by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "The Modesty of Sodom by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Flirt by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "The Werewolf by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "The Red Iron by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Woman with a Carcel Lamp by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "The Press by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Modernity by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "The Last Maja by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "The Satirical Cabinet by Félicien Rops")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1238836).jpg "Frontispiece: The Dregs of Society by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Washerwomen by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Old Woman with a Needle by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Ostend. Alone with the Ocean under the Gaze of God! by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Washerwomen, c.1884-1887 by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "The Lacemaker by Félicien Rops")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1238767).jpg "Lace Appraiser by Félicien Rops")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1251909).jpg "The Falconer by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "The Drinker by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Lace Appraiser by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Frontispiece for Rimes de Joie by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Sketch of Ferdinand Marinus by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "First Step by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "The Hanging of Levallois-Perret by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Small Talk by Félicien Rops")
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.jpg "Pornocrates by Félicien Rops")
.jpg "The Temptation of Saint Anthony, pastel drawing by Félicien Rops by Félicien Rops")
.jpg "Pornokrates by Félicien Rops")