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Fan with lithographic design, paper, made in France, ca. 1855. Fan made of paper with a coloured lithographic design. The sticks are of papier mache, black with formal gold rococo type scrolls surrounding a floral spray enriched with tinted mother of pear
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Stage design, 1st act, 4th scene “The Volsker knocking off the storm” to B. Brecht “Coriolan” at the Berlin ensemble with stage music by Paul Dessau (premiere 23 September 1964). Karl von Appen, 1964. Colours; 45.4 x 63.3 cm. Dresden: Copper stick cabinet
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Stage design, 1st act, 4th scene “The Volsker knocking off the storm” to B. Brecht “Coriolan” at the Berlin ensemble with stage music by Paul Dessau (premiere 23 September 1964). K...
Swaying Dancer (Dancer in Green)
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Design for Berlin wool work, ca. 1836-1854, by Sarah Bland (1810-1905). Design in pen and ink on graph paper featuring a floral drawing in a triangular shape for a slipper. It has geometric borders and motifs below it. Pen and ink on graph paper.
Design for Berlin wool work, ca. 1836-1854, by Sarah Bland (1810-1905). Design in pen and ink on graph paper featuring a floral drawing in a triangular shape for a slipper. It has geometric borders and motifs below it. Pen and ink on graph paper.
Design for Berlin wool work, ca. 1836-1854, by Sarah Bland (1810-1905). Design in pen and ink on graph paper featuring a floral drawing in a triangular shape for a slipper. It has ...
Embroidery design for slippers with flowers ca. 1836-1854, by Sarah Bland (1810-1905). Embroidery design on graph paper for slippers featuring flowers. There are three bunches: one on the top left with purple and yellow flowers; one below it with pink flo
Embroidery design for slippers with flowers ca. 1836-1854, by Sarah Bland (1810-1905). Embroidery design on graph paper for slippers featuring flowers. There are three bunches: one on the top left with purple and yellow flowers; one below it with pink flo
Embroidery design for slippers with flowers ca. 1836-1854, by Sarah Bland (1810-1905). Embroidery design on graph paper for slippers featuring flowers. There are three bunches: one...
Design for an embroidered border, ca. 1836-1854, by Sarah Bland, (1810-1905). Design in pen and ink on tracing paper of bordering featuring continuous leaf patterns. Pen and ink on tracing paper.
Design for an embroidered border, ca. 1836-1854, by Sarah Bland, (1810-1905). Design in pen and ink on tracing paper of bordering featuring continuous leaf patterns. Pen and ink on tracing paper.
Design for an embroidered border, ca. 1836-1854, by Sarah Bland, (1810-1905). Design in pen and ink on tracing paper of bordering featuring continuous leaf patterns. Pen and ink o...
Design for a Stage Set (recto); Architectural Design (verso)
Design for a Stage Set (recto); Architectural Design (verso)
Pen and brown ink brush and brown wash over black chalk (recto); pen and brown ink over black chalk (verso)...