The illustrations of Aubrey Beardsley, who succumbed to consumption at the age of 25, come closer than any of his peers and colleagues to embodying the decadence and the lampooning of contemporary ...

Few skewered Victorian Britain’s social mores as relentlessly as Aubrey Beardsley. None did so more salaciously, as an exhibition at America’s oldest club for bibliophiles proves. In the confines of ...

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Aubrey Beardsley was an artist undaunted by tradition or by novelty. Perhaps more than any other figure in the Decadent movement, he embodied both the extremes of the aesthetic and the ascetic; he was ...

Aubrey Beardsley was the world’s undisputed master of black and white. He not only strongly influenced his contemporaries, but even to-day there are dozens of artists whose work shows that they are ...

(CNN) — In July of 1899, “The Early Work of Aubrey Beardsley,” was added to the collection of the Worcester Public Library. The book, a compilation of illustrations by a British artist and poet, ...

In his brief life, the controversial artist created over a thousand illustrations, many of them too daring for his time, but he achieved what he initially set out to do. Frederick Henry Evans, from ...

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“The last time I saw Aubrey Beardsley,” wrote a critic, “was in the summer of 1896 … he was then seriously ill, indeed not expected to live, but he was in high spirits. . . . Although it was a day of ...

Aubrey Beardsley's illustration for Salome by Oscar Wilde Courtesy of the British Library Illustration from Aesop's Fables Courtesy of the Folger Shakespeare Library Ever wanted to add your own bursts ...

Tate Britain’s Aubrey Beardsley show reveals the elegant and erotic drawings of the fin-de-siècle British artist – but his conversion to Catholicism remains unexplored, writes Laura Gascoigne Tate ...