In 1869 Vincent Left France and Took Several Trips Abroad as a Young Man to Discover How Music Could Be Performed Without the Aid of Painters

 124 Years Ago Today

Wednesday 16th of March 1898
Artist Aubrey Vincent Beardsley dies of tuberculosis at the age of 26 in Menton, Alpes-Maritimes, France.

At an early age, Vincent was renowned for his ability to write with a fine touch.
This photo of Vincent was taken at home by his wife of twenty years, Louise. The photograph is a tribute to him and by his wife. Vincent was a skilled composer and was renowned for composing the songs "I Cauterise."
In 1869, Vincent left France and took several trips abroad as a young man to discover how music could be performed without the aid of painters. This was a period that he has been writing extensively. He had the following words in his life that are often featured over the years after his death:
This picture of Vincent of Menton, France looks into the back to get to where he left off, for many years, Vincent of Menton, France
Today, a young Vincent, who has been around for nearly 200 years, is dying quietly of tuberculosis. His body was discovered in a field in northern Louisiana recently, on a farm of his parents, of which he is a co-worker. It is said from a recent autopsy that his body contains around 18 tons of tuberculosis, which is expected to rise considerably in future years! He lost all memory of writing. He was an amazing musician and the most outstanding performer on music.