H. C. (Henry Currie) Marillier

Henry Currie Marillier (1865–1951) was a British writer whose books focused mainly on art, artists, and design. Reliable catalog and authority records confirm both his full name and dates, and reference works describe him as a writer with particular expertise in tapestries.

His published work shows a strong interest in visual culture. Among the books associated with him are The Liverpool School of Painters and The Early Work of Aubrey Beardsley, which point to a career spent interpreting artists and artistic movements for a general reading audience as well as more specialized readers.

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