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Albert Robida - La croix de fer…marque d’infâmie…

La croix de fer…marque d’infâmie… (1914-1918)

Albert Robida (French, 1848-1926)
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Albert Robida

Albert Robida was a French illustrator, etcher, lithographer, caricaturist, and novelist. He edited and published La Caricature magazine for 12 years. Through the 1880s, he wrote an acclaimed trilogy of futuristic novels. In the 1900s he created 520 illustrations for Pierre Giffard's weekly serial La Guerre Infernale.

He was born in Compiègne, France, the son of a carpenter. He studied to become a notary, but was more interested in caricature. In 1866 he joined Journal amusant as an illustrator. In 1880, with Georges Decaux, he founded his own magazine La Caricature, which he edited for 12 years. He illustrated tourist guides, works of popular history, and literary classics. His fame disappeared after World War I.

Robida and his wife Marguerite (née Noiret) had seven children, three of which made contributions to the arts. His elder son Camille became a well-known architect. His youngest son, Henry, had been tabbed to serve as consulting architect to the government of Siam (today Thailand), but his life was cut short by World War I. Daughter Émilie was also an illustrator. In addition to several collaborations with her father, she was published in periodicals such as Le Journal pour tous and La Poupée modèle. Another son, Frédéric, was a president of the Touring Club de France.

École primaire Albert Robida, a school in his native Compiègne, is named in his honor.

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Le Manuscrit de la Momie.

Le Manuscrit de la Momie. (1895)

Albert Robida (French, 1848-1926)
Romantiques Inconnus

Romantiques Inconnus (1895)

Albert Robida (French, 1848-1926)
L’Héritage Sigismond.

L’Héritage Sigismond. (1895)

Albert Robida (French, 1848-1926)
Un Roman Franco-Japonais.

Un Roman Franco-Japonais. (1895)

Albert Robida (French, 1848-1926)
Théâtre d’été, projet philantropique et hydrothérapique

Théâtre d’été, projet philantropique et hydrothérapique

Albert Robida (French, 1848-1926)
Théodora – de la ménagerie impériale de Byzance – Admirez la belle tigresse indolente Théodora…

Théodora – de la ménagerie impériale de Byzance – Admirez la belle tigresse indolente Théodora… (1885)

Albert Robida (French, 1848-1926)
Théâtre de l’ambigu-comique. Diana ou les agréments du somnambulisme

Théâtre de l’ambigu-comique. Diana ou les agréments du somnambulisme (1880)

Albert Robida (French, 1848-1926)
Aerial house

Aerial house (1883)

Albert Robida (French, 1848-1926)
Verdun

Verdun (1916)

Albert Robida (French, 1848-1926)
Contes pour les bibliophiles – cover

Contes pour les bibliophiles – cover (1895)

Albert Robida (French, 1848-1926)
La Courtisane aux Enfers

La Courtisane aux Enfers (1895)

Albert Robida (French, 1848-1926)
Littérature et musique – At home

Littérature et musique – At home (1895)

Albert Robida (French, 1848-1926)
Oeuvres de Rabelais illustrées de 600 dessins par A. Robida

Oeuvres de Rabelais illustrées de 600 dessins par A. Robida (1890)

Albert Robida (French, 1848-1926)
C’est pour Joséphine!

C’est pour Joséphine! (1895)

Albert Robida (French, 1848-1926)
Napoléon chez la menuniére

Napoléon chez la menuniére (1895)

Albert Robida (French, 1848-1926)
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