[Illustration: Design for Frontispiece to Zola's "L'Abbé Mouret" Hitherto Unpublished]
LIST OF VOLUMES ILLUSTRATED BY AUBREY BEARDSLEY
Price 42s. net (originally published at 31s. 6d. net)
_Also an Edition printed upon Japanese Vellum, limited to one hundred and twenty copies for England and America. Price_ 84_s. net (originally published at_ 63_s. net_). _Now out of print._
This handsome volume was published soon after Beardsley's death. It contains most of his work up to the time of his ceasing to be associated with the art editorship of "The Yellow Book," and includes the remarkable designs illustrating "Salomé," a volume long since out of print. These are considered by the critics as among the best and most individual work he did. There are in all upwards of 180 reproductions, in addition to two characteristic photographs of Beardsley, taken by Mr. Frederick H. Evans.
_Also a Limited Edition of one hundred and twenty copies for England and America, printed on Japanese Vellum._ 1055. _net (originally published at_ 84_s net_.)
This collection was not published until nearly three years after Beardsley's death, and contains most of the designs not included in "The Early Work." The two volumes thus form an almost complete record of his artistic production. In all there are upwards of 170 reproductions, including three in colour and eleven in photogravure.
In the Japanese Vellum edition several illustrations are reproduced in photogravure, instead of half-tone as in the ordinary edition, whilst the frontispiece is hand-coloured.
A SECOND BOOK OF FIFTY DRAWINGS BY AUBREY BEARDSLEY
_This Edition is limited to one thousand copies of the ordinary issue, and fifty copies printed on Japanese Vellum (exhausted on publication)._
The First Book of Fifty Drawings, which preceded this volume, is now selling at a greatly enhanced price. The present volume is remarkable as containing several reproductions from very early sketches, as well as many executed in the artist's most individual style, among which is a photogravure of "Mademoiselle de Maupin," one design in colour, and three photogravures which show how strong, at one time, was the Burne-Jones influence upon Beardsley.
With Nine Full-page Illustrations by AUBREY BEARDSLEY Crown 4to. Price 10s. 6d. net