Aspects and Impressions by Edmund Gosse

A refined collection of literary and cultural essays by one of England’s most distinguished critics and men of letters.

In Aspects and Impressions, Edmund Gosse offers insightful reflections on literature, art, and prominent cultural figures of his time. With his trademark elegance and erudition, Gosse explores the personalities and works of authors such as Ibsen, Swinburne, and Tennyson, while also contemplating broader themes in aesthetics, criticism, and the role of the artist in society.

Blending personal observation with scholarly depth, this volume showcases Gosse’s ability to illuminate both the style and the spirit of the subjects he examines. A window into late Victorian and Edwardian intellectual life, Aspects and Impressions remains a rewarding read for lovers of literary history and criticism.

Perfect for readers interested in classic essays, the history of literature, and the refined voice of a bygone literary era.