The Sacrifice – Félicien Rops Framed Art Print 12" X 16"

Félicien Rops’ The Sacrifice is one of the darkest images from his notorious Les Sataniques series. Created in 1882, the work combines eroticism, death, ritual, and demonic symbolism in a stark fin-de-siècle vision of temptation and surrender. A powerful choice for collectors of occult art, Symbolism, decadent art, and macabre imagery. Created as part of Rops’ Les Sataniques, The Sacrifice depicts a nude woman stretched across an altar beneath a monstrous demonic form. The series explored Rops’ recurring themes of Satanism, erotic obsession, decadence, and the dangerous allure of desire. Rops conceived Les Sataniques as a sequence centered on possession and temptation, ultimately producing five principal prints from the project. This product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order, which is why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it to you. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction, so thank you for making thoughtful purchasing decisions! Artwork details Félicien Rops 12" X 16" Framed print Le Sacrifice (The Sacrifice) From Les Sataniques, Plate IV 1882 / ca. 1882 Heliogravure / soft-ground etching reproduced in heliogravure Belgian Symbolist / Decadent art Public Domain Artwork Félicien Rops, The Sacrifice, ca. 1882. Source: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Open Access.