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If you liked A defence of cosmetics by Sir Max Beerbohm, start with Classic Works of Sir Max Beerbohm (2014), More Theatres 1898-1930 (1976), and Catalogue of another exhibition of caricatures (1925). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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What should I read after A defence of cosmetics?

BookOrb recommends Classic Works of Sir Max Beerbohm (2014), More Theatres 1898-1930 (1976), Catalogue of another exhibition of caricatures (1925), Christmas Garland / Woven by Max Beerbohm (2023), and [Eight caricatures] (1931).

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Who wrote A defence of cosmetics?

A defence of cosmetics is by Sir Max Beerbohm.