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The cover for this late Surrealist publication with a pale skinned black clad model sporting a locket of Charles Baudelaire and a inverted crucifix prefigures the Goth look popularised by the likes of Siouxsie and the Banshees and Bauhaus over a decade later and which can still be seen today in many a shopping mall in or around major urban areas.
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Or in my collection for special occasions!
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Baudelaire locket and inverted locket?
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Along with my all black clothing, corsets and hip boots
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And it is such a great look! (Says the pale skinned, often black clad French woman đ )
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You might be biased…this photo is way ahead of its time.
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I am certainly biased đ And yes, it is
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At a  Dinner of Atheists-Les Diaboliques- Barbey d’Aurevilly-Illustration Felicien RopsAfter the scandal and subsequent prosecution that attended âŠ
Les Diaboliques
https://cakeordeathsite.wordpress.com/2016/07/26/les-diaboliques/
Here is another post where he is featured and has a tidy summary of the Decadents
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