Beardsley Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: Adapted from a woodcut illustration by Audrey Beardsley, famous in the Art nouveau period. This kneeling angel is depicted, watching over the young king in "Le Morte D'Artur (c 1892). She is surrounded by a stylized Rose vine frame. The background on items other than t-shirts is a medium, muted gray green.
Description: Adapted from a woodcut illustration by Audrey Beardsley, famous in the Art nouveau period. This angel is depicted, standing, amid motifs from the natural world. From "Le Morte D'Artur" (c 1892). The background on items other than t-shirts is set to a medium, desaturated gray green.
Description: Salome Art Nouveau imagery takes center stage in The Climax by Aubrey Beardsley, a 1893 illustration featuring Salome and a long haired figure framed by ornate black and cream decoration. Beardsleys elegant line work and dramatic symbolism capture the spirit of fin de siecle art. A strong choice for admirers of Victorian illustration, literary history, museum culture and decorative design.
The Climax by Beardsley Salome Art Nouveau Illustration Phone Case
by Galavan
$17 $23
Description: King Arthur - The Questing Beast ... (see more designs like this in The Blue Box)
King Arthur - The Questing Beast / Le Morte D'Arthur Phone Case
by TheBlueBox
$17 $23
Description: Comedian, Ally Beardsley, is one of Three Little Pigs attacked by a big bad wolf in Dropout's talk show, "Very Important People"
Very Important People: EVISCERATED. He stepped on my Mom. Phone Case
by 51Deesigns
$17 $23
Description: This Aubrey Beardsley illustration depicts King Arthur commanding the return of Excalibur to the water. A masterpiece of Art Nouveau ink drawing that captures the tragic elegance of the Arthurian legend.
Aubrey Beardsley King Arthur Excalibur Sword In Lake Illustration Phone Case
by Suaty
$17 $23
Description: In ivory on any darker color shirt, a pair of graceful, kneeling angels beneath a twining rose vine. Based on vintage, literary illustrations by Aubrey Beardsley (c. 1892), in woodcut style typical of the Victorian Art Nouveau period. Art print is shown with a wedgewood blue background.
