Emile Verharen, Les Debacles, Edmond Deman, Brussels

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Emile Verhaeren (1855–1916) was a Belgian poet who wrote in the French. He became famous for his vibrant poetry which conveyed a great passion for life, with works that include "Les Debacles" and many others that were inspired by modern developments in visual arts, social changes, and the tragedies of war. Verhaeren, associated with Symbolism, often used the energy and rhythms of city life and the calm solitude of country life as themes in his work. He gained recognition for his innovative use of verse form and profound exploration of the human condition.

"Les Débâcles", translated to "The Debacles", is one of Verhaeren’s notable works. It portrays the horror and despair caused by war, reflecting Verhaeren's deeply-held convictions about humanity and society. It is considered a significant contribution to war poetry and was indeed marked by its time - the eve of World War I.

Edmond Deman (1857-1918) was a notable Belgian publisher mainly associated with Symbolist writers and artists. He started his career as a bookseller and went on to become a prominent figure in the Belgian literary scene. His publishing house, based in Brussels, released many of Verhaeren's works, cementing their professional relationship and friendship. Deman published many artists and writers who were at the forefront of the Symbolist movement.

"Brussels" by Odilon Redon (1840–1916) is a noteworthy piece by the French symbolist artist. Redon's works show a unique blend of reality and imagination, often exhibited through a use of vivid and sometimes unexpected colours. While Redon did create a number of cityscapes, specific information on a work titled "Brussels" is insufficient. Therefore, a detailed description of that specific artwork remains elusive. The narrative about Redon's artwork, widely acknowledged in the Symbolist movement, combined the fantastical with profound emotional and symbolic depth. His works often delve into the realm of dreams, imagination, and the subconscious.

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