During his brief life span and career, Beardsley electrified the public with his exotic, sensual drawings. These 221 seductive black-and-white renderings provide graphic designers with a rich selection of subjects from his most famous illustrated books including The Savoy and Salome, as well as exotic cover designs, title pages, and poster art.
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I absolutely am thrilled with the downloads in this book. Good, clear and lovely! Would buy it again in a heartbeat!
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Exotic renderings of the sensual and the grotesque shocked London society in the 1890s,
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Among the newest titles in this outstanding Dover Publications series are "Beardsley Illustrations: 221 Royalty-Free Designs" showcasing the work of Aubrey Beardsley whose exotic renderings of the sensual and the grotesque shocked London society in the 1890s and have continued endured in popularity as magazine cover designs, title pages, and poster art.
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It's not what you think.,
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It's totally sanitized. Beardsley's most notorious illustrations are not here. There is nothing erotic or humorous -- Beardsley's spirit has been killed. Further, it seems that some illustrations have been altered, body parts erased, its meaning removed. The book (and CD) is dead.
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