The Men of the Nineties

The Men of the Nineties, published in 1920 by Bernard Muddiman, is a historical account of the cultural and artistic movements in England during the 1890s. The book examines the emergence of a new generation of artists and writers, including notable figures like Aubrey Beardsley and Oscar Wilde, who challenged Victorian norms and were influenced by French artistic movements. Muddiman provides a comprehensive survey of this dynamic era, highlighting the camaraderie among these creators and their contributions to literature and art, ultimately framing the 1890s as a pivotal moment in English cultural history.