Aubrey Beardsley 
 
 A Catalogue of his 
 Drawings 
 
<f 
 
 University of California Berkeley 
 
 Gift of 
 THE HEARST CORPORATION 
 
List of Drawings by 
 Aubrey Beardsley 
 
 Compiled by 
 
 A. E. Gallatin 
 
 New York 
 
 M. F. Mansfield & A. Wessels 
 1900 
 
NOTE. 
 
 In 1897 Leonard Smithers of London pub- 
 lished a list of Beardsley's drawings compiled 
 by Mr. Vallance, in connection with an album 
 of his drawings. 
 
 This present list is intended to supplement 
 Mr. Vallance' s, and contains no item mentioned 
 by him. Besides these additions there is a list 
 of articles on Beardsley that have appeared in 
 different periodicals (none mentioned by Mr. 
 Vallance are included). 
 
 A. E. G. 
 
 NEW YORK, December, 1899. 
 
"A Second Book of Fifty 
 Drawings." 
 
 New York : John Lane, London : Leonard 
 Smithers, 1899. 
 
 Including a photograph of Beardsley taken by- 
 Mr. W. J. Harper, and a one-page prefatory- 
 note by the London publisher. A part of the 
 "Savoy" drawing, "A Footnote" (portrait 
 of the artist) used as cover design. The 
 hitherto unpublished drawings in this album 
 are as follows : 
 
 1. "Portrait of the Artist." 
 
 2. "Joan of Arc in the field." 
 
 3. "A Book Mark." 
 
 4. "The Witch of Atlas." 
 
 5. "A Frontispiece for Balzac's Contes 
 
 Drolatiques." 
 
 6. " Manon Lescaut." 
 
 7. "A Scene from Manon Lescaut." 
 
 8. "Madame Bovary." 
 
 9. "A Scene from Madame Bovary." 
 
 10. "Beatrice Cenci." 
 
 11. "Die Gotterdammerung." 
 
 12. "Phedre." 
 
 13. "La Dame Aux Camelias." 
 
 14. "Madame Rejane." 
 
 15. "The Procession of Joan of Arc." 
 
These fifteen drawings are in the possession 
 of Mr. R. B. Ross and reproduced by his per- 
 mission. They were drawn in the years 1889 
 1 890. Several of these drawings are included 
 in Mr. Vallance's item, "Scrap Book, con- 
 taining various early sketches, studies, etc., un- 
 published. Property of R. B. Ross, Esq." 
 
 Then follow three photogravures, "Adoramus 
 Te," "A Christmas Carol," and "A Head." 
 These drawings were made in 1892, and be- 
 long to the Reverend Alfred Gurney. 
 
 Two drawings, "Incipit Vita Nova" and 
 "The Litany of Mary Magdalen." Drawn 
 in 1892. Both by permission of Mr. More 
 Adey. 
 
 "Madame Rejane." Drawn in 1893. 
 Madame Rejane is holding a fan on the right- 
 hand side of drawing. 
 
 Vignette for Mallarme's "L'Apres-Midi 
 d'un Faune." Drawn in 1892. 
 
 "A Suggested Reform in Ballet Costume." 
 (Unfinished drawing.) By permission of Mr. 
 Joseph Pennell. 
 
 Cover Design for "The Forty Thieves." 
 
 Frontispiece for "Venus and Tannhauser." 
 
 "Lysistrata Haranguing the Athenian Wo- 
 men." This is a part of one of the "Lysis- 
 trata" drawings mentioned in Vallance's list. 
 
 "Messalina Returning from the Bath." 
 Drawn in 1897. 
 
 "Messalina." From a water-color painted 
 in 1895. 
 
 "La Dame aux Camelias." A sketch in 
 water-colors. Painted in 1897, on the fly- 
 leaf of a copy of "La Dame aux Camelias," 
 which was given to the artist by Alexandre 
 Dumas, fils. 
 
A Third Book of Fifty Drawings. 
 
 Announced in the Fall, 1899, catalogue of 
 Leonard Smithers* books. 
 
 "The Early Work of 
 Aubrey Beardsley." 
 
 New York and London: John Lane, 1 899. 
 
 With a prefatory note of eighteen pages by 
 H. C. Marillier, and two photographic studies 
 of Beardsley by Frederick H. Evans. This 
 book contains about 1 60 drawings, of which 
 24 are published for the first time. These 
 drawings are : 
 
 "Hail Mary." Pencil Sketch. 
 
 "Perseus and the Monstre." Pencil. 
 
 " Figure of a Child." Pencil and Ink. 
 
 "Perseus." Ink. 
 
 "Two Figures from Back of 'Perseus. ' " 
 Pencil. 
 
 "Two Figures in an Attic." Ink and 
 Wash Sketch. 
 
 "The Procession of Jeanne D'Arc." 
 Pencil. 
 
 "Sardro Botticelli." Pencil. 
 
 "An Angel with an Organ." Pencil. 
 
 "Vignette of a Ship." Ink. 
 
 "The Toilette of Salome." Unpublished 
 drawing for "Salome." 
 
 "John and Salome." Unpublished draw- 
 ing for "Salome." (A few copies 
 of these two "Salome" drawings, to- 
 gether with another state of "Enter 
 Herodias," were privately printed in 
 
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"Sketch for Cover of 'Salome.' " 
 
 "Portrait of the Artist." 
 
 "Portrait of Mr. Harland." 
 
 "A Poster Design." Woman holding 
 child aloft in her right hand. 
 
 "Cover Design for 'The Yellow Book.' " 
 Woman examining books. 
 
 " Design for a Book Cover." A satyr 
 reading to a woman; very like a cata- 
 logue cover for Smithers. 
 
 "Title-Page Ornament." In "A Second 
 Book of Fifty Drawings" this is called 
 "Madame Rejane." 
 
 "Maitresse D'orchestre." Same motif 
 as grotesque on page 53 of "Bon-Mots 
 of Foote and Hook." 
 
 "Messalina." Same as drawing in f( A 
 Second Book of Fifty Drawings." 
 
 "Title-Page Ornament." A nude figure 
 playing on a base viol. 
 
 "Black Coffee." Six copies were bound 
 up in "An Evil Motherhood," and 
 then recalled. 
 
 "Autumn." A design for a Calendar. 
 Frontispiece and Title-Page design for 
 "Venus and Tannhauser." The Cover 
 Design of "The Early Work" is 
 adapted from these drawings. 
 
 "A Nocturne of Chopin." A wash draw- 
 ing of two seated women and a man 
 standing. 
 
 "Ben Jonson. His Volpone: or 
 the Foxe." 
 
 A new edition, with a critical essay on the 
 author by Vincent O' Sullivan; and a frontis- 
 
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piece, six initial letters (one repeated), and a 
 cover design by A. Beardsley. (These initial 
 letters are reproduced in half-tone from the 
 originals, which are in pencil.) With a eulogy 
 on the artist by Robert Ross. London : Smithers, 
 New York: Lane, 1898. There are two 
 editions of this book, one of 1000 copies on 
 art paper and another of 100 copies on Japan 
 paper, containing an extra set of illustrations in 
 large size, printed in photogravure. A pros- 
 pectus containing the frontispiece enlarged was 
 issued. 
 
 "Aubrey Beardsley." 
 
 By Arthur Symons. London : At the Sign 
 of the Unicorn: 1898. 
 
 An essay reprinted from The Fortnightly Re- 
 view of May, 1898. This book includes three 
 portraits of Beardsley, a photogravure copy of 
 a painting by Jaques Blanche, and two photo- 
 graphs, one by F. Holly er and one by W. J. 
 Hawker. Six drawings are also bound up in 
 this book, two for the first time published, by 
 permission of Mr. Andre Raffalovich. 
 
 "Le Debris d'un Pofcte." 
 "The Mirror of Love." 
 
 The other four drawings are : 
 
 1. "Isolde." 
 
 2. "The Wagnerians." 
 
 3. "The Mysterious Rose-Garden.' ' 
 
 4. "The Dancer's Reward." 
 
 First from "The Studio"; second and third 
 from "The Yellow Book"; fourth from "Sa- 
 lome." 
 
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Six Drawings Illustrating 
 Theophile Gautier's romance 
 "Mademoiselle de Maupin." 
 
 1. 'Mademoiselle de Maupin." 
 
 2. 'D' Albert." (A Vignette.) 
 
 3. 'D' Albert in Search of His Ideals." 
 
 4. 'The Lady at the Dressing-Table." 
 
 5. 'The Lady with the Rose." 
 
 6. 'The Lady with the Monkey." 
 
 Fifty sets of these drawings were issued in 
 1898, in folio size, by Smithers, in a portfolio; 
 130 copies of the first drawing were printed 
 in colors. A copy of "Mademoiselle de 
 Maupin " was bound up in each copy of "A 
 Second Book of Fifty Drawings," but with 
 smaller margins. 
 
 "The Rape of the Lock." 
 
 A reprint of the crown 4to size published in 
 1896 by Smithers, in demy i6mo size, with 
 a new cover design by Beardsley, London : 
 Smithers, 1897, New York: Lane, 1898. 
 A prospectus with the drawing, "The 
 Baron's Prayer," was issued. 
 
 "Le Morte d' Arthur." 
 
 A reprint of the 189394 edition in two 
 and three volumes, which contained 20 illus- 
 trations and 548 ornaments (some repeated), 
 into an edition of four small volumes, each 
 containing a photogravure as frontispiece se- 
 lected from the former edition. London : 
 J. M. Dent, 1897. 
 
Brief outlines of Beardsley and his 
 work in : 
 
 "Hazelle's Annual" (English) 
 
 for 1895. 
 "Who's Who" (English) 
 
 for 1898. 
 "The International Year Book/* 
 
 Dodd, Mead 3* Co., New York, 1899. 
 
 In the following books a number 
 of Beardsley's better known drawings 
 are reproduced. 
 
 "Posters in Miniature." 
 
 New York: R. H. Russell, 1896. 
 
 The drawings are : 
 
 Outline Portrait of Himself. 
 Cover "Savoy " No. I. 
 Avenue Theatre Poster. 
 t( Savoy" Christmas Card. 
 "La Dame aux Camelias." 
 " Pseudonym and Autonym Libraries," 
 
 Poster. 
 "Isolde." 
 
 "Picture Posters." 
 
 By Charles Hiatt. London: Bell, New 
 York: Macmillan, 1896. 
 
 The Avenue Theatre poster and poster 
 for "The Yellow Book" (Girl in 
 Field) reproduced. 
 
"The Modern Poster." 
 
 New York : Scribner's, 1895. 
 
 "La Dame aux Camelias." This draw- 
 ing is called "Cover for Lane's Publi- 
 cations'' in this book and in "Posters 
 in Miniature." It was not used for 
 this purpose, however, but as a draw- 
 ing for "The Yellow Book" (Vol. 
 III). 
 
 " Pen Drawing and Pen Draughts- 
 men." 
 
 By Joseph Pennell. London and New 
 York: Macmillan, 1894. 
 
 Beardsley's work is remarked on and " The 
 Peacock Skirt" from "Salome" is reproduced. 
 
 " Modern Illustration." 
 
 London & New York: G. Bell, 1895. 
 ByJ. Pennell. 
 
 Beardsley's work is remarked on and " La 
 Comedie aux Enfers " is reproduced. 
 
 " The Reign of the Poster." 
 
 A pamphlet by C. R. Bolton. Boston : 
 W. B. Jones, 1895. Two of Beardsley's 
 drawings reproduced : 
 " Pseudonym and Autonym Libraries," 
 
 Poster. 
 " Children's Books," poster (very small). 
 
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Catalogue of Mechanics Fair 
 Poster Exhibition. 
 
 Boston, October, 1895. The "Chil- 
 dren's Books " poster reproduced. 
 
 " The Land of Heart's Desire/' 
 
 By W. B. Yeats. Chicago: Stone & 
 Kimball, 1897. The left-hand part of 
 the Avenue Theatre poster used as a fron- 
 tispiece. 
 
 This was one of the two plays the Avenue 
 Theatre poster was used for. 
 
 Stone & Kimball's "Book-List." 
 
 A " Salome " drawing reproduced. 
 
 W. C. Whitehead's "List of 
 Posters." 
 
 Several Beardsley posters catalogued in this 
 catalogue which was privately printed at Cleve- 
 land in 1895. 
 
 " The Art of Aubrey Beardsley/' 
 
 The dummy of a book which M. F. Mans- 
 field, the New York publisher, intended to pub- 
 lish in 1898, but never did. The article on 
 Beardsley by Max Beerbohm in the May, 1 898, 
 ef Idler," was to have been republished with a 
 
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number of his drawings, including the bookplate 
 of Mr. Propert published in " The Yellow 
 Book," printed in red on Japan paper to be 
 mounted on inside of cover. A few (book- 
 plates) were printed in this manner. 
 
 A list of the more important maga- 
 zine articles that have appeared on 
 Beardsley. 
 
 " The Idler." 
 
 March, 1897. (London: Chatto & 
 Windus.) 
 
 An article, " Mr. Aubrey Beardsley and 
 His Work," by Arthur H. Lawrence. This 
 article, which is an interview, is illustrated by a 
 portrait of Beardsley reproduced from " A 
 Book of Fifty Drawings," one by Fred. Holl- 
 yer, a photograph of his sister, Miss Mabel 
 Beardsley, and the following examples of his 
 work : 
 
 "A Headpiece." (From title-page of 
 
 "Morte d' Arthur.") 
 "The Moska." (From No. i, 
 
 "Savoy.") 
 
 Frontispiece to "A Book of Bargains." 
 "The Battle of the Beaux and Belles." 
 
 (From "The Rape of the Lock.") 
 "Merlin." (From " Morte d' Arthur.") 
 "The Coiffing." (From No. 3, 
 
 "Savoy.") 
 
 The Avenue Theatre Poster. 
 "Les Passades." (From "To-Day.") 
 
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"La Femme Incornprise," (From "To- 
 Day.") 
 "Atalanta." 
 
 "Portrait of Madame Rejane." 
 Silhouette of himself. 
 
 "The Idler." 
 
 May, 1898. (London: J. M, Dent.) 
 
 An article, "Aubrey Beardsley," by Max 
 Beerbohm. The illustrations are as follows : 
 
 "The Finding of the Holy Grail." 
 (From "Le Morte d' Arthur.") 
 
 "Ali Baba in the Wood." 
 
 "Merlin taketh the Child Arthur into his 
 keeping." (From "Morted' Arthur.") 
 
 "The Return of Tannhauser to the 
 
 Venusberg." 
 
 Nine small drawings from the " Bon- 
 Mots " series. 
 
 "The Studio." 
 
 (London.) "The International Studio." 
 (New York.) June, 1898. 
 
 An article by Gleeson White, " Aubrey 
 Beardsley. In Memoriam." The illustra- 
 tions are as follows: 
 
 Head of Rejane. (Reproduced in red.) 
 Woman on Horse (Chopin, Ballade 
 
 III) (Very deep crimson and gray). 
 Cover design for "Studio." 
 "Hail Mary." "Venus." 
 Satyr reading to a woman. (See "The 
 
 Early Work.") 
 
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"The Catholic World." 
 
 May, 1899. 
 
 An article of 13 pages, "Aubrey Beardsley : 
 A Reconstruction.'* By Louise Imogen 
 Guiney. The pencil drawing, "Hail Mary, 51 
 reproduced in half-tone on cover. 
 
 " The Critic/' 
 
 May, 1899. 
 
 An article, "Aubrey Beardsley 's Strange 
 Art," being a review of "The Early Work"; 
 with the following illustrations from it : 
 
 Design for cover of " Yellow Book," 
 not used. 
 
 Miss Terry in "Becket." 
 
 Design for Book-Cover. 
 "Atalanta." 
 "Black Coffee." 
 
 A Poster. 
 
 Miss Letty Lind. 
 
 " The Poster." 
 
 (English, the American paper under same 
 name never published a Beardsley drawing.) 
 
 No. 2. The Avenue Theatre poster reproduced 
 with two pages of text by H. R. Wol- 
 styn. 
 
 " 3. An article by Charles B. Cochran, 
 "Aubrey Beardsley at School." Two 
 illustrations from "The Pied Piper of 
 Hamelin," drawn by Beardsley at the 
 
age of 1 5, and the Holywell Street 
 drawing. (First rime published. ) 
 No. 4. The Singer Poster. (First time pub- 
 lished.) 
 
 " 6. "All Baba." A Review of " A Second 
 Book of Fifty Drawings," by Edgar 
 Wedlock. 
 Drawings : 
 
 " Madame Rejane." 
 
 "The Death of Pierrot." (Originally 
 published in "The Savoy.") 
 
 'The Book Buyer." 
 
 Feb. 1895. No. 10 of "Book Illustrators," 
 "Aubrey Beardsley." An article by 
 Herbert Small. The illustrations are 
 two photographs of Beardsley, the 
 "Children's Books" poster, a "Morte 
 d' Arthur" drawing, and a small gro- 
 tesque from "Bon-Mots of Samuel 
 Foote and Theodore Hook," which 
 was issued in 1 894. Here it is titled : 
 " Caricature of Max Beerbohm, hitherto 
 unpublished." 
 
 Oct. 1898. An article, "Some Personal 
 Recollections of Aubrey Beardsley." 
 By Penrhyn Stanlaws. The illustra- 
 trations are a sketch of Beardsley by 
 Stanlaws and a drawing described in 
 Vallance's list as "Marked Pierrot and 
 Female Figure, small square in black 
 and white, published in 'To-Day.'" 
 
 June 1899. An article, "The Memorial 
 of Aubrey Beardsley," by W. S. M. 
 
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This is a review of "The Early- 
 Work " and "A Second Book of Fifty 
 Drawings." It is illustrated by the 
 following drawings : 
 
 "Madame Rejane." 
 "The Death of Pierrot." 
 "La Dame aux Camelias." 
 Caricature by Himself. 
 
 "Metropolitan Magazine/* 
 
 August, 1896. 
 
 An article, "Aubrey Beardsley, the Artist 
 of Decadence," by W. J. Randall. The fol- 
 lowing drawings from "The Rape of the 
 Lock" are reproduced: 
 
 'The Toilette." 
 
 'The Billet-doux." 
 
 'The Baron's Prayer." 
 
 'Battle of the Beaux and Belles." 
 
 'The Rape of the Lock." 
 
 'The Dream." 
 
 'The Barge." 
 
 ' The Yellow Book " drawing, "L'Edu- 
 cation Sentimentale." The book-plate 
 for Mr. Propert is also given, though 
 incorrectly, as "A Beardsley title-page." 
 
 "St. Paul's." 
 
 Apr. 8, 1899. 
 
 An article, "Some Thoughts on the early 
 work of Aubrey Beardsley." By Hal Dane. 
 Two "Early Work" drawings are reproduced : 
 
 "A Nocturne of Chopin." 
 "A Night Piece." 
 
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April 9, 1898. 
 
 Title-page to "Savoy." No. K 
 A Grotesque Watering the Earth. 
 A drawing from "Morte d'Arthur." 
 
 "The Art Interchange." 
 
 April, 1899. 
 
 A note on Beardsley and the following illus- 
 trations : 
 
 Outline portrait of Himself. 
 A photograph of Beardsley. 
 "The Coiffure." (From "The Savoy.") 
 
 "Currier Franfais." 
 
 May 21, 1899. Reproduced: 
 
 " Messalina " (on stairway). 
 "Death of Pierrot." 
 "Ali Baba." 
 
 "The Black Book." 
 
 Vol.1. No. i. Contained "A Dialogue 
 in Black." By Merriam Bliss. A pen 
 and ink drawing of Beardsley and a draw- 
 ing " The Lady in Sable," attributed to 
 Beardsley, but not by him, accompanied 
 this article. 
 
 "Revue Illustree." 
 
 An article on Beardsley by Tristan Klingsor. 
 A new portrait, and five drawings: "Rejane," 
 two " Rape of the Lock" drawings, "Lady 
 Gold's Escort,' ' and a "Salome" drawing. 
 
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Minor Mention. 
 "The Studio." 
 
 No. 2, large folding-plate of the "Joan 
 d'Arc Procession,' ' wjiich was afterwards 
 reproduced in "A Second Book of 'Fifty 
 Drawings. " No. 36, an Invitation Card for 
 a Smoker given by John Lane. September, 
 1899, a short note on "The Early Work. " 
 October, 1899, short note on "A Second 
 Book." December, 1899, drawing, "Ata- 
 lanta." 
 
 "The Inland Printer." 
 
 October, 1897, cover of "A Book of Fifty 
 Drawings, " reproduced. September, 1898, a 
 short note by Percival Pollard and a portrait by 
 Felix Vallatton from the "Revue Blanche." 
 
 "The Critic." 
 
 July, 1896. 
 
 "The Toilette," from "The Rape of the 
 Lock," reproduced, with a short note on the 
 drawings in this book. 
 
 "Bradley: His Book." 
 
 June, 1896. 
 
 "The Rape of the Lock," reproduced, also 
 title-page "Platonic Affections." 
 
 " The Echo." 
 
 Vol. I. 
 I. A Brief Biographical Sketch. 
 
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3. Outline Portrait of Himself and small 
 
 "Morte d'Arthur" drawing. 
 5. Portrait of Andreas Mantegna. 
 
 Vol. II. 
 2. " Isolde " and two "Keynote" title-page 
 
 designs. 
 7. The "Savoy" Christmas Card. 
 
 Vol. III. 
 
 4& 5 (double number). Cover of "Savoy" 
 for April, 1896. 
 
 "The Outlook" (English). 
 
 April 8, 1899,. 
 
 A one-page article by A. K., reviewing 
 "Aubrey Beardsley," "The Early Book," 
 "A Second Book of Fifty Drawings," and 
 " Volpone." 
 
 New York "Herald/' 
 
 April 9, 1899. 
 
 A one-page review of " The Early Work," 
 with two illustrations from it: " A Suggested 
 Reform in Ballet Costume," "Maitresse 
 d'Orchestre." 
 
 "Chap Book." 
 
 No. i : " Yellow Book" poster (Girl in 
 field). No. 8 : A photograph of Beardsley. 
 
 " Illustrated American." 
 
 August 25, 1894. 
 
 Golf costume drawing, reproduced on cover 
 and also inside. 
 
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Leslie's Weekly. 
 
 March 28, 1895. 
 
 " Pseudonym and Autonym Libraries " poster 
 reproduced. August 6, 1 896, Portrait of Beards- 
 ley, article on Beardsley, and Golf costume 
 drawing. 
 
 New York " Evening Telegram/' 
 
 April 1 1, 1898. 
 
 Two drawings reproduced, "AliBabain the 
 Wood" and " The Billet-Doux." 
 
 " Godey's Magazine." 
 
 September, 1896. 
 
 Two drawings reproduced, the design for 
 " Poor Folk " and the one for (t Keynotes." 
 
 New York "Times" (Saturday 
 Review). 
 
 May 27, 1899. 
 
 Review of " The Early Work." (Through 
 1898-1899 many notes on Beardsley.) 
 
 "Form." 
 
 April, 1898. Short note. 
 
 New York " Evening Post." 
 
 May 4, 1899. Short note. 
 
 "Literature." 
 
 March 10, 1899. Short note. 
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Boston "Herald." 
 
 Apr. 21, 1895. 
 
 " Children's Books," poster and article, 
 " Clever Beardsley." 
 
 "Engraver & Printer." 
 
 January, 1895. 
 
 " Pseudonym and Autonym Libraries " poster 
 reproduced. 
 
 "The Book-Buyer." 
 
 October, 1896. 
 The outline portrait of Himself reproduced, 
 
 New York " Journal." 
 
 May 10, 1896. 
 
 A "Salome" Drawing. 
 " Fancy Portrait in Bed." (From "Yel- 
 low Book.") 
 June 10, 1896. 
 
 "Les Revenants de Musique." 
 "Siegfried/' 
 "Emile Zola." 
 "The Rape of the Lock." 
 April 8, 1898. (Evening edition.) 
 The Silhouette portrait of Himself. 
 
 New York World." 
 
 February 16, 1896. 
 
 "Toilette of Helene." 
 December 9, 1894. 
 
 "Pseudonym and Autonym Libraries" 
 poster. 
 
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November 18, 1894. 
 
 "Fancy Portrait in Bed." 
 November 18, 1895. 
 
 "Wagner and the Wagnerians*" 
 September 20, 1896. 
 
 "Woman in White." 
 November 18, 1896. 
 
 Title-page of " Savoy." No. 2* 
 
 "The Wagnerites." 
 
 "La Dame aux Camelias." 
 
 "Paries Dieux Journeux." 
 May 24, 1896. 
 
 "A Footnote." 
 
 "Town Topics/' 
 
 August 24, 1899. Short Note. 
 
 "Harvard Lampoon/' 
 
 "A Night Piece," re-drawn. 
 
 Boston "Evening Transcript/' 
 
 February ?, 1895. (A note on Beardsley.) 
 
 New York "Evening Sun/' 
 
 March 17, 19,1895. April 8,1899. (Notes 
 on Beardsley.) 
 
 "Black and White." 
 
 March 26, 1898. 
 Silhouette Portrait. 
 
 "Clips." 
 
 July 1 6, 1896. 
 "A Footnote." 
 
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July 2, 1896. 
 ss Comedie aux Enfers." 
 
 "Life." 
 
 (About May, 1894.) 
 
 "L'Educational Sentimental." (From 
 "Yellow Book.") 
 
 "The Broadway Magazine." 
 
 June, 1898. 
 "All Baba." 
 "Billet-Doux." 
 Two "Bon-Mots" Drawings. 
 
 " Sketch." 
 
 March 23, 1898. 
 
 "Scarlet Pastorale." 
 
 April 10, 1895. An article, "Little 
 Beardsley." 
 
 Chicago "Inter Ocean." 
 
 November 22, 1896. 
 
 Three " Morte d' Arthur" Drawings. 
 
 " Red Letter." 
 
 No. i. (August, 1896,) Note. 
 
 "The Art Student," 
 
 December, 1894. 
 
 A " Salome" Drawing. 
 
 New York "Tribune." 
 
 September, 20, 1896, January 3, 1897. 
 (Notes on Beardsley.) 
 
"Magazine of Art." 
 
 December, 1896. 
 
 A short article on Beardsley, and the follow- 
 ing drawings reproduced : 
 
 The outline portrait of Himself. 
 Cover Design of "Morte d' Arthur." 
 An initial, a tail-piece, and a full-page 
 drawing from "Morte d 7 Arthur." 
 
One Hundred Copies printed 
 
 in December, 1899, at 
 
 the De Vinne 
 
 Press