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Keywords: aubrey beardsley illustration drawing sketch cartoon text writing blackandwhite white background monochrome black and white Apparently a caricature of James Whistler drawn by Beardsley after being snubbed by Whistler, it ended up in the hands of Walter Sickert and was lost in a cab. It was later recovered and published. From the book "Aubrey Beardsley, Imp of the Perverse" by Stanley Weintraub. Apparently a caricature of James Whistler drawn by Beardsley after being snubbed by Whistler, it ended up in the hands of Walter Sickert and was lost in a cab. It was later recovered and published. From the book "Aubrey Beardsley, Imp of the Perverse" by Stanley Weintraub.
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