It was in his capacity as art-editor of "The Yellow Book" that Beardsley made his first claim to public notice. The earlier volumes contain twenty designs from his pencil, in addition to a number of others from the best known black and white artists of the day. Volume I. is now out of print, but the publisher has been fortunate in securing several second-hand copies which he supplies only with sets.
AN ILLUSTRATED QUARTERLY LITERARY EDITOR--ARTHUR SYMONS ART EDITOR--AUBREY BEARDSLEY
Vol. I. 274 pp. 43 Illus.--Vol. II. 286 pp. 29 Illus. --Vol. III. 280 pp. 30 Illus.
After ceasing to hold the post of art-editor of "The Yellow Book," Beardsley became associated in a similar capacity with "The Savoy," at the same time contributing the lion's share of the illustrations. In the three volumes that appeared he had to his credit forty-nine designs, in addition to a poem and a story entitled "Under the Hill." In addition to Beardsley's own work, "The Savoy" contains many notable contributions both literary and artistic.
Over 250 reproductions, including several designs by AUBREY BEARDSLEY, of French, English, and American Posters, with an Introduction by EDWARD PENFIELD. Large Crown 8vo. Price 5s. net.
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