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"Aida" opera costume paintings, 1870

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Seven pen and watercolor paintings on paper of character and chorus member costume designs for the opera "Aida," circa early 1870s.
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"Aida" opera costume paintings, 1870 .01 Linear Feet 7 paintings

George Mason University. Libraries. Special Collections Research Center
Seven pen and watercolor paintings on paper of character and chorus member costume designs for the opera "Aida," circa early 1870s.
George Mason University

"Cavalleria rusticana" opera costume paintings, 1890

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Six pen and watercolor paintings on paper of character and chorus member costume designs for the opera "Cavalleria rusticana," circa 1890.
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"Cavalleria rusticana" opera costume paintings, 1890 .01 Linear Feet 6 paintings

George Mason University. Libraries. Special Collections Research Center
Six pen and watercolor paintings on paper of character and chorus member costume designs for the opera "Cavalleria rusticana," circa 1890.
University of Richmond

Cheryl Pierce Craddock Theater Design Collection, 1966/1983

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This collection from Cheryl Pierce Craddock contains some of her set designs, costume sketches with swatches and photographs of characters wearing her creations.
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Cheryl Pierce Craddock Theater Design Collection, 1966/1983 1.5 Linear Feet

Pierce Craddock, Cheryl
This collection from Cheryl Pierce Craddock contains some of her set designs, costume sketches with swatches and photographs of characters wearing her creations.
George Mason University

Hand-colored printed broadside illustration of costumed characters from the opera "Oberon", 1826

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Hand-colored printed broadside illustration of costumed characters from the opera "Oberon," made circa 1826.
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George Mason University

"La Navarraise" opera scene and costume lithographs, 1894

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Four lithographs featuring one scene and three plates of costume designs for the opera "La Navarraise" by Heugel & Cie, Editeurs (Huegel music publishing company) printed circa 1894.
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"La Navarraise" opera scene and costume lithographs, 1894 .01 Linear Feet 4 lithographs

Heugel & Cie, Editeurs
Four lithographs featuring one scene and three plates of costume designs for the opera "La Navarraise" by Heugel & Cie, Editeurs (Huegel music publishing company) printed circa 1894.
George Mason University

Robert Davison original costume and set design scrapbook, 1941/1944

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Spiral bound scrapbook containing 41 original costume and set designs for theatrical productions by Robert Davison.
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George Mason University

Robert Perdziola original costume designs for Alma in Summer and Smoke

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A group of eleven preparatory pencil costume design drawings and five watercolor costume designs with fabric swatches by Robert Perdziola for the character of Alma in an unidentified production of Tennessee Williams' play Summer and Smoke.
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Robert Perdziola original costume designs for Alma in Summer and Smoke .25 Linear Feet 1 box

Perdziola, Robert, 1961-
A group of eleven preparatory pencil costume design drawings and five watercolor costume designs with fabric swatches by Robert Perdziola for the character of Alma in an unidentified production of Tennessee Williams' play Summer and Smoke.
George Mason University

Single "Aida" opera costume painting, 1871

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Single pen and watercolor painting on paper of a costume design from the opera "Aida," made circa early 1870s.
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Single "Aida" opera costume painting, 1871 .01 Linear Feet 1 painting

George Mason University. Libraries. Special Collections Research Center
Single pen and watercolor painting on paper of a costume design from the opera "Aida," made circa early 1870s.

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