The Works of Max Beerbohm · Character
Aubrey Beardsley
Artist and illustrator, key figure in the Aesthetic movement.
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Also known as la belle Aubrey, Mr. Aubrey Beardsley
First appearance: the works of max beerbohm
Aubrey Beardsley shows up with force in 1880. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Referenced indirectly as part of the aesthetic circle; 'la belle Aubrey' is a known alias.
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In 1880: Referenced indirectly as part of the aesthetic circle; 'la belle Aubrey' is a known alias. Later, in The Bibliography of the Works of Max Beerbohm: Mentioned in a caricature title and as subject of a wood…
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- Aesthetic Movement and Dandy Gallery
- Dandyism and Society Contrasts
- Dandy Archetypes and Publishers
- Romance, Eccentricity, and Social Climbing
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