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Arthur Joseph Bovey

Discover the vibrant world of Arthur Joseph Bovey, a talented yet mysterious artist who captured the spirit of London’s Jazz Age with bold colours, geometric patterns, and a flair for the theatrical. From the iconic covers of The Theatre World magazine to his unique Art Deco designs, Bovey’s work offers a fascinating glimpse into a dynamic era. Little is known about his life, but his art continues to inspire and intrigue.

Lived: Unknown
Active: 1920s - 30s

Step into the Jazz Age with Arthur Joseph Bovey

Have you ever wondered what London’s theatre scene looked like in the roaring 1920s? Arthur Joseph Bovey takes you right there with his striking illustrations. Known for his bold geometric style and vibrant colours, Bovey captured the spirit of the Jazz Age - a time when everything was changing - art, music, fashion, and the way people lived.

A master of Art Deco design

We’re big fans of Bovey’s work, especially his covers for The Theatre World. This was the go-to magazine for theatre lovers in the 1920s and 30s. Published by the Claremont Publishing Co. on Henrietta Street in London, it was the ultimate source for news and reviews of the latest stage shows. Bovey’s designs brought the excitement of the stage to life, showcasing the glamour and energy of London’s theatres.

The Theatre World and illustrated stage review Issue no.14

Detail of the cover image from Issue no.14 of The Theatre World and illustrated stage review for March 1926.

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Step into the Jazz Age with Arthur Joseph Bovey

Have you ever wondered what London’s theatre scene looked like in the roaring 1920s? Arthur Joseph Bovey takes you right there with his striking illustrations. Known for his bold geometric style and vibrant colours, Bovey captured the spirit of the Jazz Age - a time when everything was changing - art, music, fashion, and the way people lived.

A master of Art Deco design

We’re big fans of Bovey’s work, especially his covers for The Theatre World. This was the go-to magazine for theatre lovers in the 1920s and 30s. Published by the Claremont Publishing Co. on Henrietta Street in London, it was the ultimate source for news and reviews of the latest stage shows. Bovey’s designs brought the excitement of the stage to life, showcasing the glamour and energy of London’s theatres.