
Framed Illustration: Cover of Yellow Book by Aubrey Beardsley
Framed Cover of The Yellow Book – Artwork by Aubrey Beardsley
Date: Late 19th century
Medium: Printed cover, professionally framed
Artist: Aubrey Beardsley (1872–1898)
Condition: Excellent
This striking, framed cover from the legendary 1890s literary quarterly The Yellow Book features artwork by the journal’s original Art Editor, Aubrey Beardsley—one of the most influential and provocative artists of the fin-de-siècle period. Beardsley's distinctive black-and-white style helped define the visual aesthetic of the English Aesthetic and Decadent movements, and The Yellow Book became a symbol of avant-garde art and literature.
Presented in excellent condition, this framed piece is not only a visually compelling work of art but also an artifact of literary and design history. A perfect addition for collectors of Victorian ephemera, art nouveau, or book and publishing history.
Elegant, iconic, and beautifully preserved.
Framed Illustration: Cover of Yellow Book by Aubrey Beardsley
Framed Cover of The Yellow Book – Artwork by Aubrey Beardsley
Date: Late 19th century
Medium: Printed cover, professionally framed
Artist: Aubrey Beardsley (1872–1898)
Condition: Excellent
This striking, framed cover from the legendary 1890s literary quarterly The Yellow Book features artwork by the journal’s original Art Editor, Aubrey Beardsley—one of the most influential and provocative artists of the fin-de-siècle period. Beardsley's distinctive black-and-white style helped define the visual aesthetic of the English Aesthetic and Decadent movements, and The Yellow Book became a symbol of avant-garde art and literature.
Presented in excellent condition, this framed piece is not only a visually compelling work of art but also an artifact of literary and design history. A perfect addition for collectors of Victorian ephemera, art nouveau, or book and publishing history.
Elegant, iconic, and beautifully preserved.
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