Art Print
Isolde (colour lithograph)
One of the few colour works Beardsley ever made: Isolde raising the cup, 1895 — flat planes and fine black line.
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Beardsley in colour — rare, and worth it.
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Beardsley in colour — rare, and worth it.
One of the few colour works Beardsley ever made: a colour lithograph of Isolde raising the fatal love-potion, printed in The Studio in 1895. A colour lithograph is built from flat printed planes, so it comes apart cleanly into three screens — the vermilion field, the black line, and the green of the potion itself. The cream shirt is Isolde's white gown.
Aubrey Beardsley (1872–1898) worked almost entirely in black and white, which makes this colour piece a genuine deep cut — the same impossible line, now with a scandal of red behind it.
Aubrey Beardsley · Isolde, colour lithograph, 1895 · The Cleveland Museum of Art, accession 2010.651 · Public domain (CC0)
Care — Machine wash cold, inside out. Tumble dry low. Do not iron directly on the print.
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Materials & Fit
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Our tees are screen-printed by Real Thread. Watch Isolde take shape on the press, from the first line to the red field.
Isolde on press · 12 seconds · Filmed at Real Thread
Illustration, silhouette and the expressive power of a line.
