~History~
In the late 1800s French poets Arthur Rimbaud and Paul Verlaine had a brief, intense and sometimes violent romantic relationship. Among the French literary elite Rimbaud was known as an "enfant terrible" and they lived a libertine lifestyle peppered with absinthe, opium, and hashish. Their relationship ended with Verlaine in a drunken rage, shooting Rimbaud in the hand.
~Inspiration~
16th cent. Italian etchings of dark creatures.
"A Season in Hell" by A. Rimbaud
This piece was originally done in dip pen and ink.
This is a PRINT.
>120lb, smooth, white paper
>11x14
THE PRINT DOES NOT HAVE A WATERMARK. The watermark is for posting purposes only.
In the late 1800s French poets Arthur Rimbaud and Paul Verlaine had a brief, intense and sometimes violent romantic relationship. Among the French literary elite Rimbaud was known as an "enfant terrible" and they lived a libertine lifestyle peppered with absinthe, opium, and hashish. Their relationship ended with Verlaine in a drunken rage, shooting Rimbaud in the hand.
~Inspiration~
16th cent. Italian etchings of dark creatures.
"A Season in Hell" by A. Rimbaud
This piece was originally done in dip pen and ink.
This is a PRINT.
>120lb, smooth, white paper
>11x14
THE PRINT DOES NOT HAVE A WATERMARK. The watermark is for posting purposes only.