The drawings of the late-nineteenth-century English illustrator and author Aubrey Beardsley are so sexually charged that even a critic as generally snobbish and patrician as Kenneth Clark ...

A new show at Tate Britain delves into the short-lived but prolific career of the illustrator, who shocked Victorian society to its core with his salacious ink drawings Despite dying from tuberculosis ...

So was that other revolutionist, Aubrey Beardsley, misunderstood by many ... He was always an ornamentist, rather than an illustrator, and his work must be judged from that point of view.

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 ...

Depicting decadence, erotica and the grotesque, illustrator Aubrey Beardsley’s work was enough to both shock and delight late-Victorian Britain. Active for only a few years before an untimely death ...

Aubrey Beardsley was an English illustrator and author who lived in the 19th century, known for his black ink drawings influenced by Japanese woodblock printing. He was, according to the UK's Tate ...

At the BD & Comics Passion Festival she will give a talk about the illustrator Aubrey Beardsley whom , she postulates , would have been drawing Manga-style comics and animations were alive today.

Celebrated — and at times reviled — for his scalpel-sharp visions of the exotic and the morbid, Aubrey Beardsley (1872-1898 ... One of his first jobs as an illustrator entailed producing more than a ...

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A new show at Tate Britain delves into the short-lived but prolific career of the illustrator, who shocked Victorian society to its core with his salacious ink drawings Despite dying from tuberculosis ...