Vingt-sept poèmes des Fleurs du Mal

Written by Charles Baudelaire French
Illustrated by Auguste Rodin French
Published by La Société des Amis du Livre Moderne French

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In 1887 publisher and bibliophile Paul Gallimard asked Rodin to illustrate his personal 1857 edition of Charles Baudelaire’s Flowers of Evil, and in 1918 he published this facsimile. The illustrations constitute a summary of Rodin’s graphic production in the 1880s, including three examples of his "black drawings," so-called for the darkness of their content and ink wash.

Vingt-sept poèmes des Fleurs du Mal, Written by Charles Baudelaire (French, Paris 1821–1867 Paris)

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