Aubrey Beardsley
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- Nombre de pages62
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4724864-4
- EAN8596547248644
- Date de parution04/09/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille1 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
In "Aubrey Beardsley, " Robert Baldwin Ross presents a meticulous examination of the life and work of the controversial artist and illustrator whose bold aesthetics challenged the conventions of the Victorian era. Ross's prose combines biographical narrative with critical analysis, employing a rich yet accessible literary style that reveals the complexities of Beardsley's sensibility. The book adeptly situates Beardsley within the broader context of the Aesthetic Movement and the emerging modernist sensibilities, highlighting how his audacious illustrations, often accompanied by his literary influences, played a pivotal role in defining the era's art and cultural discourse.
Robert Baldwin Ross was not only a close friend of Beardsley, but also an influential figure in the arts, having navigated the complicated intersections of friendship and professional admiration. His firsthand experiences and intimate knowledge of Beardsley's psyche and artistic intentions are woven throughout the narrative, revealing the personal struggles and societal challenges that shaped the artist's short yet impactful career.
This book is essential reading for anyone interested in the fin-de-siècle art movement, offering invaluable insights into Beardsley's provocative vision. Scholars and art enthusiasts alike will find Ross's work both enlightening and deeply engaging, serving as a crucial resource for understanding the transformative power of art in a rapidly changing cultural landscape.
Robert Baldwin Ross was not only a close friend of Beardsley, but also an influential figure in the arts, having navigated the complicated intersections of friendship and professional admiration. His firsthand experiences and intimate knowledge of Beardsley's psyche and artistic intentions are woven throughout the narrative, revealing the personal struggles and societal challenges that shaped the artist's short yet impactful career.
This book is essential reading for anyone interested in the fin-de-siècle art movement, offering invaluable insights into Beardsley's provocative vision. Scholars and art enthusiasts alike will find Ross's work both enlightening and deeply engaging, serving as a crucial resource for understanding the transformative power of art in a rapidly changing cultural landscape.
In "Aubrey Beardsley, " Robert Baldwin Ross presents a meticulous examination of the life and work of the controversial artist and illustrator whose bold aesthetics challenged the conventions of the Victorian era. Ross's prose combines biographical narrative with critical analysis, employing a rich yet accessible literary style that reveals the complexities of Beardsley's sensibility. The book adeptly situates Beardsley within the broader context of the Aesthetic Movement and the emerging modernist sensibilities, highlighting how his audacious illustrations, often accompanied by his literary influences, played a pivotal role in defining the era's art and cultural discourse.
Robert Baldwin Ross was not only a close friend of Beardsley, but also an influential figure in the arts, having navigated the complicated intersections of friendship and professional admiration. His firsthand experiences and intimate knowledge of Beardsley's psyche and artistic intentions are woven throughout the narrative, revealing the personal struggles and societal challenges that shaped the artist's short yet impactful career.
This book is essential reading for anyone interested in the fin-de-siècle art movement, offering invaluable insights into Beardsley's provocative vision. Scholars and art enthusiasts alike will find Ross's work both enlightening and deeply engaging, serving as a crucial resource for understanding the transformative power of art in a rapidly changing cultural landscape.
Robert Baldwin Ross was not only a close friend of Beardsley, but also an influential figure in the arts, having navigated the complicated intersections of friendship and professional admiration. His firsthand experiences and intimate knowledge of Beardsley's psyche and artistic intentions are woven throughout the narrative, revealing the personal struggles and societal challenges that shaped the artist's short yet impactful career.
This book is essential reading for anyone interested in the fin-de-siècle art movement, offering invaluable insights into Beardsley's provocative vision. Scholars and art enthusiasts alike will find Ross's work both enlightening and deeply engaging, serving as a crucial resource for understanding the transformative power of art in a rapidly changing cultural landscape.
