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Another newbie

Nexus7 — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 22:54:30 GMT

...I acquired an excellent book on Beardsley from a fellow artist who very sadly died...

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How many of you have seen a Beardsley original?

Matthew Wojciechowski — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 22:28:36 GMT

I recently made an appointment at the drawing study room of the MMA in New York City. They have three Beardsley works; "Rejane" and two title pages for "La Morte D'Arthur". It was truly amazing to see these in person. There are many erasures and out-of-lines drawing that you can't see in the printed works. Princeton and Harvard have two of the best collections in the U.S., but sadly their collections are off-limits to the public. I'd love to hear about anyone else's experiences seeing Beardsley's work up close. It was a truly amazing day for me, having been an admirer or his work for over 25 years.

Matt

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Beardsley Dress

nogerorob — Thu, 28 Oct 2004 17:07:35 GMT

Hey Beardsley peeps.

I was at this huge house party a few weeks ago and ran into a girl wearing a Beardsley dress.

The fabric had misc. Beardsley prints all over. It was really cool.

Has anyone seen beardsley fabric for sale?

rob

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How You Heard or Learned About Beardsley

nogerorob — Tue, 24 Oct 2006 05:18:43 GMT

How did you learn or hear about Aubrey Beardsley?

For me, I had a friend in college who had an oversized coffee table book featuring his work. I couldn't put it down, so she gave it to me. I've been a fan ever since.

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Beardsley's Beard and Viewing Origonal Beardsley Art

nogerorob — Fri, 14 May 2004 20:42:37 GMT

Did he ever have a beard?

It's quiet as oatmeal in here.

Anyone have any origonal beardsly work in their collection? Perhaps you've seen one in a museum?

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New Member

Jessica — Tue, 13 Apr 2004 00:47:26 GMT

I just wanted to say hello since I'm new here. I have fond memories from my days as a student librarian in an arts library, flipping through the naughtier selections of Beardsley prints when I should have been shelving books. I have no regrets.

I'm thinking about creating some kind of Beardsley-style tattoo (for my first tattoo). I'll post pics as soon as I can get around to it.

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Kitty Diggins presents Dandy -A Frolic by the Sea

Sister Diggins — Wed, 26 Jul 2006 01:59:04 GMT

Dandy -A Frolic by the Sea !
Thursday August 10 2006

Mermaids, Sailors, Pirates ,Gibson Girls, and of course Dandies!

We are bringing the Sea to you !

Now you can leave behind the three piece attire for once!

This is a call for you to get out those mid thigh one piece bathing suits, sailor attire , Striped boating jackets white trousers!

We will be turning back to the days of the Bristish Music Hall , Songs of the Sea ,and Bathing Beauties!

Our very special featured performer will be the fabulously talented Kitten on the Keys from San Francisco!

She will tinkle her ivories and strum the ukelele and amuse and delight you with songs of mermaids ,sailors and so on.

Our Special guest DJ's will be Howie Pyro ( Green Door , Jackie 60, TeaBag etc) and Sir Christof is playing 78's on the Victrola and the wax cylinder.

( DJ music will be 0f the teens and 20's)

Magic Lantern show !

Mz.Diggins,Sir D'Andy Luxe and Prince Poppycock will be there as always to primp and prep your busy little bodies in the direction of Exotic isles ,and languid Visions.

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10:00 pm 7.00 in costume 10.00 if not

18 and over

Absinthe served upstairs Free parking Full dining menu

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Beardsley Discussion

nogerorob — Wed, 05 Apr 2006 04:54:57 GMT

Anyone have anything of interest to Beardsley folk? i feel like we should have a few posts to the group for the good of the order. Then the tribe can go back to an ornamental tribe membership to your profile.

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uh

notaghostofachance — Sun, 30 Apr 2006 05:54:35 GMT

beardsley is dead

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newbie on board

Magda_fineartist — Thu, 03 Nov 2005 09:01:22 GMT

Hello everyone. I'm mostly into 19th century painting and a painter myself and this is a little out of the box for me. My fellow Repin, Zorn and Sargent admirers and colleagues would probably be a little surprised to find I really dig Aubrey Beardsley (or would they?). I like art with a little bit of a dark side to it and his design is amazing. Glad to have found this group.

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Aubrey Beardsley on Wikipedia

nogerorob — Fri, 29 Apr 2005 03:45:53 GMT

Here's the link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aubrey_Beardsley

Maybe fill in some information if you have a few minutes.

rob

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Venus & Tannh'a'user

Gi Gi — Sun, 19 Dec 2004 18:26:47 GMT

Starting my goal of cleaning & re-organizing my environment (yes, heading for the garage) I began at the top of my wall of books hoping to put away at least some of the 3x6 table piles of books, & I found An Aubrey Beardsley - The Story of Venus & Tannhauser or Under the Hill - which was written & illustrated by him. It is not an original but published in England, 1974.
It is a reproduction of the 1907 version, which was a compilation of the Savoy serialization but a complete unexpurgated one privately published.
Interestingly, the hero is remarkable look alike for Oscar Wilde who Beardsley was supposedly not on good basis with at the time, & a drawing of himself leashed at the ankle by a long silk ribbon to a satyr statue.

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Hey Beardsleys

nogerorob — Fri, 25 Feb 2005 17:00:17 GMT

Glad you all are here, we don't chat/post a lot but that's ok. I hope everyone is taking good care of themselves. Don't forget to post if something Beardsley related comes across your desk.

r

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symbolist - fin de siecle

Sat, 19 Jun 2004 17:35:24 GMT

I've created a symbolist art tribe symbolistart.tribe.net/ and thought some of you might be interested. thanks!
Kimberly

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Beardsley Stuff on Ebay

nogerorob — Thu, 03 Jun 2004 16:55:05 GMT

Check out the 1907 copy of Oscar Wilde's Salome currently listed.

http://search.ebay.com/aubrey-beardsley_W0QQfromZR10QQsbrsrtZlQQsosortorderZ2QQsosortpropertyZ3

rob

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Happy Easter

nogerorob — Sun, 11 Apr 2004 15:00:12 GMT

Hello, and happy egg hunting.

I was hoping to combine easter and beardsley, and all i came up with was this AB screensaver.

have good day, y'all.

http://www.screensaverheaven.com/ssheaven/b0059.html

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Favorite Piece?

nogerorob — Tue, 06 Apr 2004 06:23:25 GMT

Hello.

Nice to see you new peeps. This is a new tribe, so you are really the founding members.

Thanks to Sandrine for uploading a few photos to the gallery. I changed the main photo over your favorite, Lysistrata Sheilding her Coynte.

If anyone has Beadsley related images--by all means throw them up in the peanut gallery.

Anyone want to chime in with their favorite piece by Beardsley? (or top three?) Explain why or don't.

I had to flip through my book to settle on one I'll start it off--I dig The Stomach Dance.

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Welcome

nogerorob — Fri, 02 Apr 2004 23:31:48 GMT

Hello and welcome to the Aubrey Beadsley tribe. You don't have to be an artist, or art history major to belong here. You simply need to be interested in Beardsley's work.

It would be great if you have news about a showing of Beardsley's stuff or an article--to post it here for the group.

Free range discussions about Beardsley. Enjoy.

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