Logic, Balance, Control: Ornament & Typography in The Dial and The Vale Press
© 2020 Alevtina Lapiy, Ryerson University. This exhibit explores the work of Charles Ricketts as a typographer, who, frustrated with type as …
The New Woman and The Yellow Book: Commercializing The Female Body
© Samantha Baran, Ryerson University, 2020 Women in the 1890s Women were the inspiration and guardians for civilization in 1890s Victorian England. …
Evergreen: Environmentalism & the Symbolism of Changing Seasons in the Context of the Scottish Renaissance
© Copyright 2019 Aimie Prazeres, Ryerson University Introduction The Evergreen was a Celtic revival magazine based in Edinburgh, Scotland edited by Patrick Geddes …
Disability and Feminism The Evergreen: A Northern Seasonal
© Copyright 2019 Jonathan McLemore, Ryerson University Disability and Feminism The Evergreen: A Northern Seasonal Introduction From Volume 1 of “The Evergreen: …
Decadence and the Bourgeois: Aubrey Beardsley’s “Under the Hill”
© Copyright 2019 Kassandra Kurek, Ryerson University Aubrey Beardsley andThe Savoy Aubrey Vincent Beardsley (1872-1898) was a young author, editor and artist …
Diversity in Gender via Genre in Vernon Lee’s “Prince Alberic and the Snake Lady”
©2019 Lana Bosnjak, Ryerson University An Introduction to The Yellow Book: an Avante-Garde Quarterly The Yellow Book was published by John Lane …
Religious Folktales and Science in The Evergreen
Introduction I will be focusing on three stories throughout this entire exhibit. The first story is “Night in Aran” written by George …
Undiagnosed Remains: Mental Illness in T. Sturge Moore’s ‘King Comfort’ and ‘The Centaur’
© Copyright 2019 Declan McIntosh, Ryerson University Introduction The problem of undiagnosed bouts of mental illness—and, furthermore, the varying definition of what …
Fantasy and the Ultimate Dismantling of the 1890s Power Relations in Fiona Macleod’s “Morag of the Glen”
© 2019 Fatima Khan, Ryerson University. Introduction Fiona Macleod’s “Morag of the Glen” in Volume 7 of The Savoy is best explored …
The Improbable Juxtaposition of Religion and Morality During the Fin-de-Siècle in Baron Corvo’s “Stories Toto Told Me”
©2019 Rachel Bowman, Ryerson University INTRODUCTION Baron Corvo’s fictional literary works entitled “Stories Toto Told Me” are a series of short stories …