The illustrations of Aubrey Beardsley ... the figures in Beardsley’s pictures are never subtle or at odds with themselves. The self-conscious depiction of degeneration that conservative critics ...

Frederick Henry Evans, from Two Portraits of Aubrey Beardsley (presentation portfolio), 1893 ... were created from the ego — a place of self-indulgence and unlimited imagination, a place that was ...

Such spirited words, spoken in 1896 by notorious illustrator Aubrey Beardsley ... walking stick – the image that Beardsley cultivated was reminiscent of a self-taught and otherworldly individual ...

Aubrey Beardsley, Illustrations for Oscar Wilde ... In 1894, he produced a self-portrait lying in bed: a tiny, vulnerable figure in a polka-dotted turban, a little boy lost in a desert of ...

Aubrey Beardsley was the first editor of The Yellow ... and it pays to get up close and intimate with the art. A self-portrait of the man himself. Image courtesy Tate Early Beardsley drew ...

International cultural life has been devastated by COVID-19, but Tate Britain’s pandemic-truncated exhibition on the decadent artist Aubrey Beardsley, which the museum boasts is the largest collection ...

There can’t be many artists from the 1890s whose work is still so shocking that a gallery will not, even now, display their work. But Aubrey Beardsley is one. “We have to be careful – we ...

Mark Gatiss explores the brief life of Victorian artist Aubrey Beardsley ... A lifelong fan, Mark shows how Beardsley was more than just a genius of self-promotion who scandalised the art world ...

Few skewered Victorian Britain’s social mores as relentlessly as Aubrey Beardsley. None did so more ... and photographic portraits (including one he sent to a friend months before he died ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. It’s not just the decadent world of Aubrey Beardsley that now seems impossibly remote. Who could have ...