Salon des Cent - Exposition of Original Drawings and Posters, November 9 - December 1896

Armand M. Rassenfosse was a French printmaker and painter active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Working primarily in etching and lithography, he developed a refined graphic language rooted in Symbolist aesthetics and Art Nouveau sensibility. His prints, often featuring literary and mythological subjects rendered with delicate line work and subtle tonal gradation, positioned him as a significant figure in the European print revival of his era.