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Hand-coloured print of two women in an opera box, one in a large feathered hat with a parasol, the other in a pink plumed hat

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A hand-coloured print titled Hat-Boxes, by William Heath, dated 1827-1829. It shows two women seated in a theatre box framed by red curtains, one wearing a large yellow hat trimmed with white and blue feathers and holding a green and yellow parasol, the other seen from behind with a pink hat and white plumes. The print is part of the series Opera Reminiscences.

Museum record: Metropolitan Museum of Art