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The Rich Odor of Roses…

Explore the vibrant and decadent world of Oscar Wilde in London, from his tomb in Père Lachaise Cemetery in Paris to the hardware display at the Crystal Palace. Discover the stunning artworks inspired by Wilde's era, including John Atkinson Grimshaw's moonlit scenes and James McNeill Whistler's nocturnes. Immerse yourself in the captivating portraits of Giovanni Boldini, Jacques-Emile Blanche, and John Singer Sargent. Experience the essence of Wilde's London through this curated collection.

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The Rich Odor of Roses…

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  1. The Rich Odor of Roses…

  2. Oscar Wilde’s London

  3. Wilde’s Tomb, Père Lachaise Cemetery, Paris

  4. The Home Front • Hardware Display, The Crystal Palace, London, 1851 • L’Éxposition universelle, Paris, 1900

  5. Overseas:Richard Caton Woodville, “Relief of the Light Brigade” (1897)

  6. John Atkinson Grimshaw “The Thames by Moonlight with Southwark Bridge” (1884)

  7. Atkinson Grimshaw,“Liverpool Quay by Moonlight” (1887)

  8. James McNeill Whistler “Nocturne in Black and Gold: The Falling Rocket” (1874-77)

  9. James McNeill Whistler “Nocturne in Blue and Gold– Old Battersea Bridge”(1872-75)

  10. Emily Mary Osborn, “Nameless and Friendless” (1857)

  11. GiovanniBoldini“Portrait of Comte de Montesquiou-Frezenac” (1897)

  12. Jacques-Emile Blanche, “Sir Coleridge Kennard sitting on the sofa, or The Portrait of Dorian Gray’ (1904)Jacques-Emile Blanche, “Aubrey Beardsley” (1895)

  13. John Singer Sargent“Lord Ribblesdale”(1902)

  14. John Singer Sargent“Dr. Pozzi at Home”(1881)

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