Les Sataniques
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Les Sataniques (1882, Eng: The Possessed of Satan) is a series of five plates by Belgian symbolist Felicien Rops. The series "has no literary source ; it is a fantasy in which Rops imagines a woman carried off to Hell" (The Erotic Arts).
The plates were discussed in Joris-Karl Huysmans's Certains (Paris, 1889).
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List of plates
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See also
- A reprint of the Certains essay on Félicien Rops published in La Plume
- Two plates intended for Les Sataniques but never released
- Les Diaboliques
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