A Devil in Woman's Likeness 1893
aubreyvincentbeardsley
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portrait
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comic strip sketch
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cartoon like
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comic strip
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junji ito style
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illustrative and welcoming imagery
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group-portraits
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comic style
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cartoon style
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comic art
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graphic novel art
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cartoon theme
"A Devil in Woman's Likeness" (1893) is a striking black and white illustration by Aubrey Beardsley, a prominent figure in the Art Nouveau movement. The work, known for its sinuous lines and dramatic use of light and shadow, depicts a group of women on a castle battlement, their forms elongated and ethereal. Beardsley's signature style is evident in the decorative details of the border and the stylized foliage, highlighting his interest in both the beauty and the macabre. The image, with its suggestive poses and ambiguous narrative, is considered a quintessential example of Beardsley's aesthetic.
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