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Aestheticism

art movement emphasizing aesthetic considerations over social values

日本語：耽美主義

  • Victor Cousin
    Victor Cousin
  • John Ruskin
    John Ruskin
  • Matthew Arnold
    Matthew Arnold
  • Gabriele D'Annunzio
    Gabriele D'Annunzio
  • Actor George Grossmith (1847-12-09 – 1912-03-01) in "Patience" portraying the aesthetic poet Reginald Bunthorne, one of two take offs of Oscar Wilde and Aestheticism in the play.
    Actor George Grossmith (1847-12-09 – 1912-03-01) in "Patience" portraying the aesthetic poet Reginald Bunthorne, one of two take offs of Oscar Wilde and Aestheticism in the play.
  • 'Inscribed on the underside: "Fearful consequences through the laws of Natural Selection and Evolution of living up to one's Teapot.' This teapot is a satire on the utterances of... Darwinism, and the Aesthetic movement, which swept England and America in the 1870s and 1880s.
    'Inscribed on the underside: "Fearful consequences through the laws of Natural Selection and Evolution of living up to one's Teapot.' This teapot is a satire on the utterances of... Darwinism, and the Aesthetic movement, which swept England and America in the 1870s and 1880s.
  • "Design for an Æsthetic Theatrical Poster" from the May 7, 1881 issue of Punch. Gilbert and Sullivan's Patience and F. C. Burnand's The Colonel had only just premièred, and it was a hot topic.
    "Design for an Æsthetic Theatrical Poster" from the May 7, 1881 issue of Punch. Gilbert and Sullivan's Patience and F. C. Burnand's The Colonel had only just premièred, and it was a hot topic.
  • Coutts Lindsay, founder of the Grosvenor Gallery
    Coutts Lindsay, founder of the Grosvenor Gallery

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Oscar Wilde

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