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Aubrey Beardsley

1872   -   1898
Art Nouveau   •   Wikipedia: Aubrey Beardsley

The artistic career of Aubrey Beardsley was remarkable for its brevity. In the seven years he was able to draw and write before succumbing to tuberculosis, Beardsley gained a reputation as one of the most controversial artists of his time. The straightforward elegance of his designs, coupled with the artist's bizarre sense of humor and fascination with the grotesque and taboo, both fascinated and offended his Victorian audience. His illustrations embraced features of aesthetics, decadence, symbolism, and especially Art Nouveau. Beardsley's block prints allowed his work to be easily reproduced and widely distributed. The diabolical beauty of his work and his overwhelming presence in English publishing houses quickly made Beardsley the most influential illustrator of his time.

More than mere illustrations, Beardsley's images capture the mood of the accompanying text while critiquing repressive Victorian concepts of sexuality, beauty, gender roles, and consumerism. Beardsley's poster art and essay changed the public's opinion of art and advertising. The two, the artist argued, were not mutually exclusive. His theatrical posters manifested his theory and helped revolutionize poster production in Europe and America. Beardsley borrowed aspects from various artistic movements and adapted them for his own purposes. He appropriated the Decadent themes of decay, death, and eroticism to shock viewers out of their complacency. The delicately intertwined shapes and curved arabesque lines made his work to mark the visual shift from the aesthetic movement to modern Art Nouveau. In addition to his illustrations, Beardsley composed poetry and prose. His later writings were as decadent as his paintings. Beardsley is best known for Under the Hill, an unfinished erotic novel about Venus and Tannhauser, for which he created both the text and accompanying illustrations.

The decadent movement and the aesthetic movement from which it emerged paved the way for modern art. Beardsley's work possesses the decorative qualities of the aesthetic as well as the pessimistic hedonism and macabre humor of the decadent. Beardsley influenced virtually every modern designer after 1900. His designs were particularly important to the development of Art Nouveau. Some other significant artists who took note of Beardsley include Wassily Kandinsky, Pablo Picasso, and Glasgow School artists such as Charles Rennie Mackintosh. The theatrical beauty of Beardsley's designs was used in the Hollywood production of Salomé and Leon Bakst's sets for the Ballets Russes. Beardsley's work was regularly honored in Art Nouveau revivals, most notably in the 1960s in Heinz Edelmann's cartoons for the Beatles film Yellow Submarine. He was also included in the collage of the Beatles Sgt Pepper album, suggesting his importance as a major influence on the musical group. Beardsley's work continues to shock audiences today. Most recently, Beardsley's Cinesias asks Myrrhina to coitus Lysistrata was exhibited at London's Barbican in 2007, with access restricted to viewers 18 and over.

Aubrey Beardsley

1872   -   1898
Art Nouveau   •   Wikipedia: Aubrey Beardsley

The artistic career of Aubrey Beardsley was remarkable for its brevity. In the seven years he was able to draw and write before succumbing to tuberculosis, Beardsley gained a reputation as one of the most controversial artists of his time. The straightforward elegance of his designs, coupled with the artist's bizarre sense of humor and fascination with the grotesque and taboo, both fascinated and offended his Victorian audience. His illustrations embraced features of aesthetics, decadence, symbolism, and especially Art Nouveau. Beardsley's block prints allowed his work to be easily reproduced and widely distributed. The diabolical beauty of his work and his overwhelming presence in English publishing houses quickly made Beardsley the most influential illustrator of his time.

More than mere illustrations, Beardsley's images capture the mood of the accompanying text while critiquing repressive Victorian concepts of sexuality, beauty, gender roles, and consumerism. Beardsley's poster art and essay changed the public's opinion of art and advertising. The two, the artist argued, were not mutually exclusive. His theatrical posters manifested his theory and helped revolutionize poster production in Europe and America. Beardsley borrowed aspects from various artistic movements and adapted them for his own purposes. He appropriated the Decadent themes of decay, death, and eroticism to shock viewers out of their complacency. The delicately intertwined shapes and curved arabesque lines made his work to mark the visual shift from the aesthetic movement to modern Art Nouveau. In addition to his illustrations, Beardsley composed poetry and prose. His later writings were as decadent as his paintings. Beardsley is best known for Under the Hill, an unfinished erotic novel about Venus and Tannhauser, for which he created both the text and accompanying illustrations.

The decadent movement and the aesthetic movement from which it emerged paved the way for modern art. Beardsley's work possesses the decorative qualities of the aesthetic as well as the pessimistic hedonism and macabre humor of the decadent. Beardsley influenced virtually every modern designer after 1900. His designs were particularly important to the development of Art Nouveau. Some other significant artists who took note of Beardsley include Wassily Kandinsky, Pablo Picasso, and Glasgow School artists such as Charles Rennie Mackintosh. The theatrical beauty of Beardsley's designs was used in the Hollywood production of Salomé and Leon Bakst's sets for the Ballets Russes. Beardsley's work was regularly honored in Art Nouveau revivals, most notably in the 1960s in Heinz Edelmann's cartoons for the Beatles film Yellow Submarine. He was also included in the collage of the Beatles Sgt Pepper album, suggesting his importance as a major influence on the musical group. Beardsley's work continues to shock audiences today. Most recently, Beardsley's Cinesias asks Myrrhina to coitus Lysistrata was exhibited at London's Barbican in 2007, with access restricted to viewers 18 and over.

Artworks by Aubrey Beardsley

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Illustration for The Masque of t...
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Sir Launcelot and the witch Hell...
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Illustration from The Black Cat,...
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The Dancers Reward
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How Queen Guenever Rode on Mayin...
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Lysistrata and his allies defend...
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The return of Tannhauser to the ...
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The Lady of the Lake telleth Art...
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Isolde Drinking the Poison (colo...
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La Dame aux Camelias, illustrati...
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The Woman in the Moon
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Frederic Chopin
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Portrait of Himself
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Black Coffee, 1895
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The Death of Pierrot
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A Faun, 1880s
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Les Revenants de musique, c.1892...
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The toilette of Salome
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Aubrey Beardsley
How King Mark and Sir Dinadan He...
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The Kiss of Judas, 1893
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The Repentance of...
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The Wagnerites
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Aubrey Beardsley
Comedy Ballet of Marionettes
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Ave atque vale Hail and Farewell
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Madame Rejane
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Caricature of Felix Mendelssohn ...
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The Toilet of Lampito, 1896.
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Poster for 'The Pseudonym and Au...
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A Repetition of Tristan und Isol...
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Erotiques de Beardsley, c.1894
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Headpiece,an illustration from '...
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Arthurian Legend: “The Lady of t...
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Merlin, an illustration from 'Le...
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Aubrey Beardsley
A large Christmas Card, 1895 (li...
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Aubrey Beardsley
The Examination of the Herald, f...
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The Peacock Skirt, illustration ...
1893 | black ink and graphite on paper

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Design for a Frontispiece to 'Vi...
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Aubrey Beardsley
'Of a Neophyte and how the Black...
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A Page, 1890s
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Fourth Tableau of Das Rheingold,...
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Siegfried, Act II, c1893
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Excalibur being reclaimed by the...
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How Sir Bedivere Cast the Sword ...
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Jules Ferry, 1893 (wash)
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Lucian's Strange Creatures, illu...
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Arthurian Legend: “” The fee Mor...
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The Landslip, frontispiece of 'P...
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Aubrey Beardsley
Poster for 'The Pseudonym and Au...
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Isolde drinking the filter of lo...
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Aubrey BEARDSLEY (1872-1898) ill...
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King Arthur receiving the visit ...
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The Toilet of Salome, illustrati...
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How Queen Guenever made her a nu...
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The achieving of the Sangreal, f...
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Two Athenian women in distress. ...
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The Peacock Skirt. Illustration ...
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Arthurian Legend: “Merlin the En...
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Sainte Rose de Lima, c.1894
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Aubrey Beardsley
Initial Letter 'V' to Volpone, 1...
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Aubrey Beardsley
Illustration for 'The Yellow Book'
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Aubrey Beardsley
How King Marke Found Sir Tristra...
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Lady with Cello, from 'Le Morte ...
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Sir Launcelot and the witch Hell...
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Portrait of Edgar Allan Poe, 1894
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Aubrey Beardsley
Arthurian Legend: “” Tristan dri...
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The Woman in the Moon, 1893.
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The Lady with the Monkey, 1897.
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Cover and spine designs for 'The...
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Aubrey Beardsley
Cover Design, The Yellow Book
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Cover design for "The Yellow Boo...
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The Black Cape, illustration for...
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Poster advertising 'A Comedy of ...
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Illustration to 'The Fall of the...
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The Peacock Girl, 1893
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Isolde, 1895.
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The Slippers of Cinderella, 1894...
1894 | pen and ink and watercolour on paper

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D'Albert in search of his ideals...
1897 | lithograph

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The Toilette of Salome, c.1894 (...
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Poster advertising The Spinsters...
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Enter Herodias. Illustration for...
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Woman in a Bookshop, design for ...
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Title page ornament for 'The Yel...
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King John smiles as he signs Mag...
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The Dancing Faun, decorated Book...
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