Designs and grotesques

• Chloe
• Grotesque head
• Grotesque monster with peacock feather
• Initial Design for the decorated spine of J. M. Dent's edition of Sir Thomas Malory's Le Morte d'Arthur

Illustrations for Malory, Morte d' Arthur, 1893-94

• Peacock (chapter heading)
• Merlin
• Merlin & Nimue
• a Beale Isoud at Joyous Gard
• Headpiece
• The Achieving of the Sangreal
• How Sir Tristram drank of the love drink
• Satyr (chapter heading)
• Figure with long hair (chapter heading)

Illustrations for Salome, 1894

• "J'ai baisé ta bouche Iokanaan"
• The Woman in the Moon
• The Peacock Skirt
• The Black Cape
• The Platonic Lament
• Enter Herodias
• The Eyes of Herod
• The Stomach Dance
• The Toilette (version 1)
• The Toilette (published version)
• John and Salome
• The Climax
• The Dancer's Reward
• Salome on Settle
• Cover design (peacock feathers)
• Design for tailpiece
• Beardsley's emblematic signature

Illustrations for Pope, The Rape of the Lock, 1896

• Belinda in bed
• The Cave of Spleen
• Cutting the lock of hair

Illustrations for Under the Hill (Venus and Tannhäuser)

• Tannhäuser
• Venus at her toilet

Illustrations for Ernest Dowson's "Pierot of the Minute," 1899

• Half Title
• Frontispiece
• Heading
• Cul de Lampe

Miscellaneous

• Juvenal -- [Punch parody]
• "The Coiffing" (from "The Ballad of a Barber"), 1896

Portraits and Caricatures

• Caricature Self-Portrait
• Punch's parody of Beardley's "Juvenal"
• Punch's parody of The Yellow Book

Beardsley's Writings

• "The Ballad of a Barber," 1896
• The Story of Venus and Tannhäuser, 1907 (the first three chapters appeared as "Under the Hill" in the 1896 Savoy)

Pseudo-Beardsleys

• Forgeries and Misattributions