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1. grolierclub.omeka.net › exhibits › showThe Black Cat, in Four Illustrations to the Tales of Edgar Allan...

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   3 giorni fa · While it is true that the psychotic protagonist of “The Black Cat” (1843) by Edgar Allan Poe (1809–1849) does regard both of his cats—“Pluto,” whom he blinds by gouging out one eye, then hangs, as well as its successor—as malevolent creatures, Beardsley created a cat that was positively demonic.

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3. www.theatlantic.com › newsletters › archiveThe two women who wrote as “Michael Field” - The Atlantic

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   2 giorni fa · The two poets who wrote as “Michael Field” were a niece and her aunt, Edith Emma Cooper and Katherine Harris Bradley. They described themselves as married, slept in the same bed, and have ...

4. navsa.org › 2024/05/21 › frederick-d-king-queer-books-of-lateFrederick D. King, Queer Books of Late Victorian Print Culture

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   4 giorni fa · Frederick D. King. Brings together queer theory and textual studies to revise our understanding of nineteenth-century print culture.. Examines the collaboration of queer writers and artists: Aubrey Beardsley, Katherine Bradley and Edith Cooper (Michael Field), John Gray, Charles Ricketts, Charles Shannon, and Oscar Wilde are central figures of concern

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     Aubrey Beardsley – The Art of Being a Dandy | Tate

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     Aubrey Beardsley at Tate Britain – Exhibition Tour | Tate

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     Aubrey Beardsley: A collection of 211 illustrations (HD)

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6. www.cincinnatiartmuseum.org › about › blog1924: Life 100 Years Ago as Told by CAM - Cincinnati Art Museum

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   2 giorni fa · The year 1924 was no exception. Visitors were delighted by 19 exhibitions including Watercolors by Leon Bakst, Exhibition of Early American Glass, Eighty-one Drawings by Aubrey Beardsley, and the Traveling Exhibit of Graphic Arts arranged by the United States National Museum, today’s Smithsonian Institution. So Many Swell Acquisitions

7. en.wahooart.com › @ › Aubrey-Vincent-BeardsleyWahooArt.com: Aubrey Vincent Beardsley | 239 Artworks Aubrey...

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   2 giorni fa · His drawings in black ink influenced by the style of Japanese woodcuts emphasized the grotesque the decadent and the erotic. He was a leading figure ../..

8. www.popville.com › events › artist-talk-you-are-magic-by-heidiArtist Talk: “You Are Magic” by Heidi Phelps at Zeke’s Coffee...

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   3 giorni fa · Her influences include Aubrey Beardsley, Erté, Edward Gorey, Charles Addams, Victorian-era mourning costume and memento mori, Join us at Zeke's Coffee for a talk titled "You Are Magic" by Petworth-based artist and illustrator Heidi Phelps.

9. www.reddit.com › 1czxgg5 › the_climax_aubrey_beardsley_1893The Climax, Aubrey Beardsley, 1893 : r/textTile - Reddit

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