Emperor’s New Clothes: The General by Maxine Borowsky

Costume design of a bearded general in a blue robe, red sash and sword, with a fan-like headdress of colorful banners.

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A gouache costume design shows a bearded general seen from behind, wearing a long blue robe with gold trim, a red sash, and a tan shoulder-collared tunic. His tall, fan-like headdress has red, orange, and green banners and a sword is held at his side. The title "The Emperor's New Clothes" and "The General" are inscribed at the top, with the artist's signature and approval notes at the lower right.

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1934-1943

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