The Woman in the Moon 1894
aubreyvincentbeardsley
comic strip sketch
quirky illustration
pen illustration
lined art
line drawing illustration
junji ito style
ink line art
linework heavy
wedding around the world
thin linework
"The Woman in the Moon" is a striking black and white illustration by Aubrey Beardsley, created in 1894. It is a fine example of Beardsley's signature Art Nouveau style, which is characterized by its flowing lines, exaggerated figures, and use of decorative motifs. The illustration features a woman standing in the moonlight, her body rendered in stark contrast against the dark background. The woman's gaze is directed toward a distant figure, her face obscured by her long hair. The suggestive nature of the scene, coupled with the use of stark black and white contrasts, creates a haunting and ethereal atmosphere, characteristic of the artist's distinctive style.
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