At a Dinner of Atheists
- Artist
- Felicien Rops
- Date
- 1879
- Style
- Symbolism
- Genre
- Illustration
"At a Dinner of Atheists" by Félicien Rops exemplifies his mastery in illustration within the Symbolism movement. The painting humorously depicts a group of men, likely skeptics or free thinkers, engaged in conversation over dinner, reflecting Rops's interest in provocative and taboo themes. Known for his avant-garde approach during the fin de siècle, Rops's work often explores erotic and occult motifs, blending decadence with social critique. His style, combining symbolism and decadence, highlights his role as a pioneering artist whose genre paintings and prints challenged conventions of his time.
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