Sir Max Beerbohm, Neutrals

Sir Max Beerbohm

Rossetti In His Worldlier Daysleaving The Arundel Club With George Augustus Sala

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Woolner At Farringford

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Riverside Scene

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Rossetti

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Mr. William Bell Scott Wondering What It Is Those Fellows Seem To See In Gabriel

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Lord Halsbury

Explore Sir Max Beerbohm’s ‘Lord Halsbury,’ a poignant watercolor portrait of a melancholic gentleman. Discover its naive charm, stylized form & symbolic details – a unique piece.

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Mr. Robert Browning, Taking Tea With The Browning Society

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Mr. Arnold Dolmetsch

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Sylvester Herringham Vainly Endeavouring To Enlist D. G. R.’s Interest In Some Singulary Interesting Experiment

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The Small Hours In The ’sixties At 16, Cheyne Walk

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Miss Cornforth. `oh, Very Pleased To Meet Mr Ruskin, I'm Sure

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An Introduction

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Mr. Morley Of Blackburn, On An Afternoon In The Spring Of ’69, Introduces Mr. John Stuart Mill

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Blue China

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Frontispiece

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Topsy And Ned Jones, Settled On The Settle In Red Lion Square

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The Mirror Of The Past

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Quis Custodiet Ipsum Custodem

Sir Max Beerbohm’s ‘Quis Custodiet Ipsum Custodem’ – a satirical woodcut print brimming with political intrigue & ukiyo-e style. Explore this witty caricature of Hugo & Dumas!