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Aesthetic Collection (#11)

"Aesthetic: Where Fun Meets Beauty and Wit" Step into the world of aesthetic, where creativity knows no bounds

Background imageAesthetic Collection: Renaissance ornament

Renaissance ornament

Background imageAesthetic Collection: House & Studio for F. Miles Esq. Chelsea, illustration from The British Architect

House & Studio for F. Miles Esq. Chelsea, illustration from The British Architect
XJF473756 House & Studio for F. Miles Esq. Chelsea, illustration from The British Architect and Northern Engineer, published December 6 1878 (litho) by English School

Background imageAesthetic Collection: The Line of Beauty, cartoon in Punch, published December 9 1879 (litho)

The Line of Beauty, cartoon in Punch, published December 9 1879 (litho)
XJF444368 The Line of Beauty, cartoon in Punch, published December 9 1879 (litho) by Du Maurier, George (1834-96); Private Collection; (add.info)

Background imageAesthetic Collection: The Lady at the Dressing Table (ink and wash)

The Lady at the Dressing Table (ink and wash)
XYC111994 The Lady at the Dressing Table (ink and wash) by Beardsley, Aubrey (1872-98); 19.7x16.5 cm; Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Fund, USA; English, out of copyright

Background imageAesthetic Collection: Dandy Pianist - a Wow with the Party Ladies

Dandy Pianist - a Wow with the Party Ladies
Botany - The Dandelion - a florid little man! A wow with all the ladies (up to a point!). A pianist, possibly modelled in part on popular Polish pianist Paderewski? Date: circa 1907

Background imageAesthetic Collection: Oscar Wilde (1854-1900) Irish playwright, novelist, poet and wit, left England to tour America

Oscar Wilde (1854-1900) Irish playwright, novelist, poet and wit, left England to tour America.Cartoon from Punch London, 4 February 1882, showing Aestheticism, as Ariadne on Naxos

Background imageAesthetic Collection: St Anthony the Great (Antony) of Thebes 251-356. Egyptian aesthetic: Father of Christian

St Anthony the Great (Antony) of Thebes 251-356. Egyptian aesthetic: Father of Christian monasticism: Patron saint of herdsmen

Background imageAesthetic Collection: The Gutenberg Bible. First major book printed with a movable type printing press

The Gutenberg Bible. First major book printed with a movable type printing press, marking the start of the " Gutenberg Revolution" and the age of the printed book

Background imageAesthetic Collection: Ketamine drug molecule

Ketamine drug molecule
Ketamine, molecular model. Drug used in human and veterinary medicine, generally for the induction and maintenance of general anaesthesia

Background imageAesthetic Collection: Aesthetic Dancer

Aesthetic Dancer

Background imageAesthetic Collection: Oxford Uni Student 1950S

Oxford Uni Student 1950S
An aesthetic-looking male student in the street. Date: 1950s

Background imageAesthetic Collection: Flint stones

Flint stones on the exterior of a church. This decorative use of flint is known as flint flush work, or flint panelling. Photographed at St Gregorys Priory, Canterbury, UK

Background imageAesthetic Collection: Aesthetic maiden

Aesthetic maiden
A fancy dress costume idea from 1884 - an aesthetic maiden. The costume comprises a loose flowing half skirt and a half high classical bodice with ribbon belt around the waist

Background imageAesthetic Collection: The Glory of Spring

The Glory of Spring
A woman in aesthetic dress picking iris in a classical garden setting

Background imageAesthetic Collection: Beardsley / Sketch 1895

Beardsley / Sketch 1895
AUBREY VINCENT BEARDSLEY English illustrator, leader of the Aesthetic movement and principal artist in the Art Nouveau manner

Background imageAesthetic Collection: Female Type / High Art

Female Type / High Art
THE HIGH ART MAIDEN sending up the aesthetic movement, portraying a lady in love with her chinaware

Background imageAesthetic Collection: Fumariaceae

Fumariaceae
ROG-12373 Bleeding-heart (Dicentra formosa); from North America widely grown in gardens. After rain. UK Dicentra formosa Bob Gibbons Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Background imageAesthetic Collection: Boy in Knitted Outfit

Boy in Knitted Outfit
A small boy with aesthetic curls wears a hand-made knitted costume of jumper and shorts with short white socks & leather shoes with a bar across the front

Background imageAesthetic Collection: Fauntleroy Costume Photo

Fauntleroy Costume Photo
Boy in a Cavalier costume (a style which pre-dates the 1886 Hodgson Burnett novel): velvet tunic & knickerbockers, vandyked lace falling collar & cuffs, sash & cavalier hat. Date: 1889




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"Aesthetic: Where Fun Meets Beauty and Wit" Step into the world of aesthetic, where creativity knows no bounds. From the whimsical musings of John Ruskin to the adventurous spirit of Dr. Christopher Dresser on a rickshaw in Japan, this is a realm that celebrates all things beautiful and thought-provoking. Oscar Wilde, the Irish playwright, novelist, poet, and wit himself embodies the essence of aestheticism. His sharp intellect combined with his impeccable sense of style made him an icon in his time. As captured by Edward's cartoon, Wilde's presence adds a touch of brilliance to any artistic endeavor. Boho art takes center stage in this captivating collection - Boho art 13 and Boho art 5 showcase intricate patterns and vibrant colors that transport you to another dimension. These pieces are a testament to individuality and free-spirited expression. In contrast, "Simply Green-3" and "Simply Green-1" bring forth a sense of tranquility through their minimalist approach. The soothing hues invite us to embrace simplicity while appreciating nature's beauty. Daydreaming becomes an art form with "Daydreaming-3, " "Daydreaming-2, " and "Daydreaming-1. " These ethereal compositions allow our minds to wander freely as we get lost in imaginative realms filled with endless possibilities. The allure of White Marble III and White Marble II lies in their timeless elegance. These sculptures embody purity and grace; they stand as testaments to human craftsmanship throughout history. Aesthetic is more than just visual appeal; it is an invitation for introspection, inspiration, and self-expression. It encourages us to find beauty even in the smallest details – whether it be in witty conversations or moments spent daydreaming about what could be. So immerse yourself in this world where fun meets beauty – let your imagination run wild amidst these captivating hints from various artists across different eras.