Title Page of 'The Savoy ', No 1

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"The Savoy," No. 1, is a seminal work in the annals of late 19th-century British literature and art, notable for its avant-garde content and striking visual presentation. Published in January 1896, "The Savoy" was a periodical that sought to challenge the conventional norms of its time, both in literary and artistic expression. The magazine was co-founded by the influential artist Aubrey Vincent Beardsley and the writer Arthur Symons, who served as its editor. Beardsley, renowned for his distinctive black-and-white illustrations and his association with the Aesthetic and Decadent movements, played a pivotal role in defining the visual identity of the publication.

The first issue of "The Savoy" featured a cover illustration by Beardsley, which exemplified his unique style characterized by intricate line work, bold contrasts, and an often provocative subject matter. This cover set the tone for the magazine's content, which included a mix of poetry, prose, and art that pushed the boundaries of contemporary taste and morality. Contributors to the inaugural issue included prominent figures such as W.B. Yeats, Max Beerbohm, and George Bernard Shaw, whose works collectively underscored the magazine's commitment to innovation and artistic freedom.

"The Savoy" was conceived as a counterpoint to the more conservative literary periodicals of the time, such as "The Yellow Book," from which Beardsley had been dismissed due to a scandal. Despite its short-lived run, with only eight issues published between 1896 and 1897, "The Savoy" left an indelible mark on the cultural landscape of the fin de siècle. It remains a significant artifact of the period, reflecting the dynamic interplay between art and literature at the dawn of modernism.

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