Charles Ricketts & Charles Shannon

After Ricketts's death, Thomas Sturge Moore and Gordon Bottomley (among others) tried to take stock of the artist's work. Bottomley ...

Videos on YouTube featuring Charles Ricketts are rare, but there are a few. Relatively new is a quote from Ricketts in a short movie about O...

The terminology of the auction houses does not always coincide with that of the bibliographer or the collector. One tries to sell an object,...

Charles Ricketts often served as a model for Charles Shannon, and is portrayed in oil paintings, lithographs and a single caricature by the ...

There will be an audio book of the first issue of the magazine The Dial from 1889! The texts are read out by volunteers for a website that ...

The Book of Italy appeared during World War I, in 1916, and its chief aim was to help the Italian soldiers' and sailors' families...

This week's blog is a guest blog written by Geoff Dibb, events secretary of the Oscar Wilde Society. In 2013, his study of Wilde's U...

What did Charles Ricketts's portrait of W.H. look like? Earlier, I wrote about Oscar Wilde's story and about Ricketts painting that ...

For many of Ricketts's friends, his death came as a surprise, although they found him tired and overworked in recent years. The poet Gor...

In this blog, I haven't mentioned the new biography about Oscar Wilde before, but the book is a good opportunity to see how both biograp...