
String Fever(marionette): Trapeze clowns
Hope Shippee · 1908-1978
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String Fever(marionette): Trapeze clowns, Hope Shippee (1934-1943). Via artnap.com
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This watercolor and ink study titled String Fever (marionette): Trapeze clowns by Hope Shippee, dated 1934-1943, shows a large clown gripping trapeze ropes in a green costume with colorful diamond patterns. Smaller studies of clowns in blue and patterned suits, along with several clown face sketches, surround the central figure, and handwritten notes request fingers and feet with hooks and big hands and feet.


















