International audienceThis paper explores the first two texts Wilde published in 1877 and 1879 in Irish periodicals, which are reviews of the first and third exhibitions of the Grosvenor Gallery in 1877 and 1879. Wilde commented on the developments that had been affecting British painting for the past fifteen years or so. He addressed the works of artists who were then associated with the “classic” school of painting as well as with “Aestheticism”—which often overlapped. Moreover, he engaged in a dialogue with the reviewers and art critics who were favourable to such art. It was in such fermenting soil that Wilde’s aesthetics was grounded and this essay proposes in particular to explore the aesthetics of ambivalence and ambiguity which char...
In 1882, the Irish poet, writer and aesthete, Oscar Wilde (1854-1900) travelled to the United States...
Towards the end of 1881, a young Irish aesthete named Oscar Wilde set sail for the New World on a q...
The paper starts by describing the historical context in which John Ruskin appeared on the British a...
International audienceThis paper explores the first two texts Wilde published in 1877 and 1879 in Ir...
The purpose of this thesis is to examine Wilde's aesthetic, to find his most consistent beliefs bene...
Oscar Wilde was a fascinating literary figure who took center stage in England near the end of the n...
This thesis examines Oscar Wilde’s theories of art in connection with specific debates ongoing in Vi...
This thesis examines Oscar Wilde’s theories of art in connection with specific debates ongoing in Vi...
Abstract-Dandyism is a very important and significant social phenomenon in 19th century Europe. This...
This project explores Oscar Wilde's work on painting, the art of dress, and home decor, referred to...
Few writers have captured the imagination of their own time, spawning so much criticism, gossip and ...
Oscar Wilde is best known as the author of The Importance of Being Earnest, The Picture of Dorian Gr...
It is well known that Wilde’s aestheticism was based not only on the ideas of Arnold, Pater, Ruskin ...
Cette étude prend son point de départ dans la doctrine de l’art pour l’art telle qu’elle est défendu...
My twofold aim with this essay is, firstly, to examine the ideas about art expressed in the novel Th...
In 1882, the Irish poet, writer and aesthete, Oscar Wilde (1854-1900) travelled to the United States...
Towards the end of 1881, a young Irish aesthete named Oscar Wilde set sail for the New World on a q...
The paper starts by describing the historical context in which John Ruskin appeared on the British a...
International audienceThis paper explores the first two texts Wilde published in 1877 and 1879 in Ir...
The purpose of this thesis is to examine Wilde's aesthetic, to find his most consistent beliefs bene...
Oscar Wilde was a fascinating literary figure who took center stage in England near the end of the n...
This thesis examines Oscar Wilde’s theories of art in connection with specific debates ongoing in Vi...
This thesis examines Oscar Wilde’s theories of art in connection with specific debates ongoing in Vi...
Abstract-Dandyism is a very important and significant social phenomenon in 19th century Europe. This...
This project explores Oscar Wilde's work on painting, the art of dress, and home decor, referred to...
Few writers have captured the imagination of their own time, spawning so much criticism, gossip and ...
Oscar Wilde is best known as the author of The Importance of Being Earnest, The Picture of Dorian Gr...
It is well known that Wilde’s aestheticism was based not only on the ideas of Arnold, Pater, Ruskin ...
Cette étude prend son point de départ dans la doctrine de l’art pour l’art telle qu’elle est défendu...
My twofold aim with this essay is, firstly, to examine the ideas about art expressed in the novel Th...
In 1882, the Irish poet, writer and aesthete, Oscar Wilde (1854-1900) travelled to the United States...
Towards the end of 1881, a young Irish aesthete named Oscar Wilde set sail for the New World on a q...
The paper starts by describing the historical context in which John Ruskin appeared on the British a...