Max Beerbohm — 3D virtuelt museum

Gå på opdagelse i et virtuelt galleri fyldt med 32 værker af Max Beerbohm.

• Rossetti’s Courtship. Chatham Place – katalogpost af Max Beerbohm
• The Man from Hymettus. Mr Frederick Leighton
• Princeps Triplumiferus, Max Beerbohm
• Rossetti in his worldlier daysleaving the Arundel Club with George Augustus Sala – katalogpost af Max Beerbohm
• Woolner at Farringford, Max Beerbohm
• Dante Gabriel Rossetti, in his back garden
• Swinburne, Elizabeth Siddal, and Rossetti – katalogpost af Max Beerbohm
• Riverside Scene – katalogpost
• Lord Halsbury – katalogpost af Max Beerbohm
• Mr. William Bell Scott wondering what it is those fellows seem to see in Gabriel – katalogpost af Max Beerbohm
• Rossetti
• Ford Madox Brown being patronised by Holman Hunt – katalogpost af Max Beerbohm
• Untitled (203) – katalogpost
• Mr. Robert Browning, taking tea with the Browning Society – katalogpost af Max Beerbohm
• Untitled (428), Max Beerbohm
• The sole remark likely to have been made by Benjamin Jowett about the mural paintings at the Oxford Union.
• The New English Art Club – katalogpost af Max Beerbohm
• Mr. Arnold Dolmetsch – katalogpost af Max Beerbohm
• Untitled (730) – katalogpost af Max Beerbohm
• Mr.--- and Miss--- nervously perpetuating the touch of a vanished hand, Max Beerbohm
• Sylvester Herringham vainly endeavouring to enlist D. G. R.’s interest in some singulary interesting experiment – katalogpost af Max Beerbohm
• The Small Hours in the ’Sixties at 16, Cheyne Walk af Max Beerbohm
• Miss Cornforth. `Oh, very pleased to meet Mr Ruskin, I'm sure af Max Beerbohm
• Untitled (357) – katalogpost af Max Beerbohm
• Mr. Morley of Blackburn, on an afternoon in the Spring of ’69, introduces Mr. John Stuart Mill – katalogpost af Max Beerbohm
• Blue China, Max Beerbohm
• Quis Custodiet Ipsum Custodem – katalogpost
• An introduction af Max Beerbohm
• Swinburne and Miss Sophia Grimes – katalogpost af Max Beerbohm
• Frontispiece
• The Mirror of the Past – katalogpost af Max Beerbohm
• Rossetti insistently exhorted by George Meredith to come forth into the glorius sun and wind for a walk to Hendon and beyond – katalogpost