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York’ [Paris 1905]; The Duchess of Padua: a play with preface by R.
Ross, 1907; 1908; rptd in all Complete edns and Complete plays
noted above. First performed as Guido Ferranti. (New York
Broadway 26 Jan 1891).
reviews (of Ross 1907 edn): Manchester Courier 13 Feb 1908;
[Scott-James, R. A.] Daily News 13 Feb 1908; [Thomas, E.] Daily
Chron 13 Feb 1908; Birmingham Daily Post 14 Feb 1908; [C., B.]
Morning Leader 14 Feb 1908; Daily Graphic 14 Feb 1908;
[Courtney, W. L.] Daily Telegraph 19 Feb 1908; [M[ontague], C. E.]
Manchester Guardian 20 Feb 1908; Glasgow Herald 24 Feb 1908;
Evening Standard and St James’s Gazette 27 Feb 1908; [S., D.]
Liverpool Daily Courier 28 Feb 1908; Globe 27 Mar 1908; New Age
4 Apr 1908; Literary World 15 Apr 1908.
reviews (of first performance): New York Daily Tribune 27 Jan
1891; New York Sun 27 Jan 1891; New York Times 27 Jan 1891;
[New York] World 27 Jan 1891; New York Dramatic Mirror 31 Jan
1891; Critic (New York) 7 Feb 1891.
The happy prince and other tales. Contains The happy prince; The
nightingale and the rose; The selfish giant; The devoted friend;
The remarkable rocket [illustr W. Crane and J. Hood]. 1888 (2
edns) (facs with introd by J. Espey 1977), 1902, 1905, 1907, 1908,
1910, illustr C. Robinson 1913. Boston 1888, 1890, 1894. Rptd in all
Complete edns noted above.
reviews: [Quilter, H.] Universal Rev 15 June 1888; Athenaeum 1
Sep 1888; [Ross, A. G.] Saturday Rev 20 Oct 1888.
The picture of Dorian Gray. Novel. New York 1890; London, New
York and Melbourne 1891, 1895; Paris 1901, 1905; 1st pbd (in earlier
form) in Lippincott’s Monthly Mag July [20 June] 1890; preface 1st
pbd in Fortnightly Rev Mar 1891; rptd in all Complete edns noted
above; dramatised by G. C. Lounsbury (Vaud 28 Aug 1913); ed W.
Edener [Lippincott text] Nürnberg 1964; ed I. Murray 1974
(Oxford Eng Novels); ed D. L. Lawler, New York 1988 (The picture
of Dorian Gray: authoritative texts, backgrounds, reviews and
reactions, criticism); tr Du 1893, Fr 1895, Ger 1901, Cz, Danish,
Rus, Swed 1905, Finnish, Ital, Polish 1906, Magyar 1907, Greek,
Yiddish 1912.
reviews (of 1890 Lippincott text): [Jeyes, S. H.] St James’s
Gazette 24 June 1890 (see also Wilde’s letters to the editor (26, 27,
28 and 30 June), letter from A London Editor (28 June), and Notes
(2 July)); St James’s Budget 27 June 1890 (see also Mr Oscar Wilde
and the St James’s Gazette (4 July)); Daily Chron 30 June 1890 (see
also Wilde’s letter 2 July); Christian Leader (Glasgow) 3 July 1890;
Scottish Leader (Edinburgh) 3 July 1890; Scots Observer
(Edinburgh) 5 July 1890 (see also Wilde’s letters to the editor (12
July, 2 and 16 Aug)); Speaker 5 July 1890; Christian World 10 July
1890; Light 12 July 1890; Punch 19 July 1890; [Hawthorne, J.]
Lippincott’s Monthly Mag (Philadelphia and London) Sep 1890;
[Wharton, A.] Lippincott’s Monthly Mag (Philadelphia and
London) Sep 1890.
reviews: (of 1891 text): Pall Mall Gazette 3 Mar 1891; Punch 14
Mar 1891; Glasgow Herald 30 Apr 1891; Manchester Guardian 5
May 1891; Theatre 1 June 1891; Athenaeum 27 June 1891; [Pater,
Walter] Bookman Nov 1891.
reviews (of Lounsbury dramatisation): World 2 Sep 1913; Era
3 Sep 1913; Sketch 3 and 10 Sep 1913; Stage 4 Sep 1913; Illus London
News 6 Sep 1913; The Times 29 Aug 1913.
Intentions (essays). The decay of lying first pbd Nineteenth Cent Jan
1889; Pen pencil and poison first pbd Fortnightly Rev Jan 1889;
The critic as artist first pbd as The true function and value of
criticism; with some remarks on the importance of doing
nothing Nineteenth Cent July and Sep 1890; The truth of masks
first pbd as Shakespeare and stage costume Nineteenth Cent May
1885. 1891, 1894, New York 1891, 1894. Rptd in all Complete edns
above; tr Fr (J. J. Reynaud) 1905.
reviews: The Times 7 May 1891; Pall Mall Gazette 12 May 1891;
Speaker 16 May 1891; Punch 30 May 1891; Photo Amer Rev June
Oscar Fingal O’Flahertie Wills Wilde
1891; Athenaeum 6 June 1891; Observer 14 June 1891; [Le
Gallienne, R.] Acad 4 July 1891; [Symons, A.] Speaker 4 July 1891;
Birmingham Daily Post 6 July 1891; Nation (New York) 9 July
1891; Spectator 11 July 1891; Literary Opinion July 1891; Newcastle
Daily Chron 22 Sep 1891; [Middleman, J.] London Figaro 10 Oct
1891; Yorkshire Post 14 Oct 1891; [Carpenter, G. R.] Andover Rev
(Boston) Dec 1891; Graphic 12 Dec 1891; [Repplier, A.] North Amer
Rev (Cedar Falls IA) Jan 1892.
Lord Arthur Savile’s crime and other stories. Lord Arthur Savile’s
crime first pbd Court and Soc Rev May 1887; The model
millionaire first pbd World June 1887; The sphinx without a
secret first pbd as Lady Alroy World May 1887; The Canterville
ghost first pbd Court and Soc Rev Feb and Mar 1887. 1891; New
York 1891; Rptd in all Complete edns noted above.
reviews: Graphic 22 Aug 1891; [Sharp, W.] Acad 5 Sep 1891;
[Yeats, W. B.] United Ireland 26 Sep 1891; Athenaeum 23 Jan 1892;
Nation (New York) 11 Feb 1892.
A house of pomegranates. The young king first pbd Lady’s Pictorial
Dec 1888; The birthday of the infanta first pbd as The birthday of
the little princess Paris Illustré Mar 1889; The fisherman and his
soul; The star-child. Stories. Illustr C. Ricketts and C. Shannon
1891 (facs with introd by J. Espey 1977); 6th edn illustr J. King 1915;
New York 1918 with introd by H. L. Mencken; rptd in all
Complete edns noted above.
reviews: Speaker 28 Nov 1891 (see also Wilde’s letter 5 Dec); Pall
Mall Gazette 30 Nov 1891 (see also Wilde’s letter 11 Dec); Liverpool
Daily Courier 16 Dec 1891; Lady’s Pictorial 19 Dec 1891;
[Saintsbury, G.] New Rev Jan 1892; Speaker 2 Jan 1892; Mag of Art
Jan 1892; Athenaeum 6 Feb 1892; Saturday Rev 6 Feb 1892; Nation
(New York) 16 June 1892; Spectator 14 Apr 1894.
Salomé. Drame en un acte [Fr text]. T. Paris 1893, 1907; London 1893.
Salome. A tragedy in one act: translated from the French of Oscar
Wilde [by Wilde and Lord A. Douglas]. Pictured by Aubrey
Beardsley. London and Boston 1894; rptd in all Complete edns
and Complete plays noted above; Salome . . . with sixteen
drawings by Aubrey Beardsley [and a note by R. Ross] ‘1907’
[1906]; with introd by H. Jackson 1938; tr R. A. Walker [1st edn
with unexpurgated Beardsley plates] 1957; tr V. Holland 1957;
with introd by S. Berkoff 1989. First performed Paris, Théâtre de
l’Oeuvre 11 Feb 1896; Berlin Kleines Theater 22 Feb 1902; London
Bijou 10 May 1905; with A Florentine tragedy London King’s
Hall, CG 10 June 1906. Tr Du 1893; Swed 1895; Ger (H. Lachman)
1903, (F. Uhl) 1908; Polish 1904; Rus 1904; Cz 1905; Ital 1906;
Greek 1907; Magyar 1908; Catalan 1908; Yiddish 1909; Sp nd.
reviews (of text): The Times 23 Jan 1893 (see also Wilde’s letter 2
Mar); [Le Gallienne, R.] Star 22 Feb 1893; Pall Mall Gazette 27 Feb
1893; Westminster Budget 10 Mar 1893; [Archer, W.] Black and
White 11 May 1893; [Douglas, Lord Alfred] Spirit Lamp May 1893.
reviews (of first Eng performances (a press boycott restricted
coverage of the first London stagings. Max Beerbohm of the
Saturday Rev was an important exception)): [Beerbohm, M.]
Saturday Rev 13 May 1905; [Beerbohm, M.] Saturday Rev 6 June
1906; Speaker 14 July 1906.
Lady Windermere’s fan: a play about a good woman. C. 1893; [Acting
edn] London and New York [nd]; rptd in all Complete edns and
Complete plays noted above; Paris [London] 1903, 1911, New York
and London [1921], ed I. Small 1980. First performed StJ 20 Feb
1892.
reviews: [McC[arthy], J. H.] Sunday Sun 21 Feb 1892; Observer 21
Feb 1892; Referee 21 Feb 1892; Reynolds’s Newspaper 21 Feb 1892;
Sunday Times 21 Feb 1892; Daily Chron 22 Feb 1892; Daily Graphic
22 Feb 1892; Daily News 22 Feb 1892; Daily Telegraph 22 Feb 1892;
Morning Advertiser 22 Feb 1892; Morning Post 22 Feb 1892;
[Scott, C.] Daily Telegraph 22 and 26 Feb 1892; Standard 22 Feb
1892; The Times 22 Feb 1892; Echo 22 Feb 1892; Evening News and
Post 22 Feb 1892; Players 23 Feb and 8 Mar 1892; Truth 25 Feb
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