He called this series "Les Fourbes de l'Europe" ("Treacherous rogues from Europe"), such as Queen Victoria and the emperor William II. But after a while he shifted his attention from parody to the study of the human face and its many expressions.
He called this series or portraits "Les Fourbes de l'Europe" ("Treacherous Rogues from Europe"). The series included Queen Victoria and the emperor William II. After a while Maisonneuve shifted his attention from parody to the study of the human face and its many expressions.