The Winter’s Tale;3rd Lady by Tom Heslewood (1904)

Costume design of a standing woman with auburn hair in a grey tunic and pale blue gown, with cypress trees behind her.

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Why is this public domain? Tom Heslewood died in 1939; this work is in the public domain.

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A watercolor and gouache costume design shows a standing woman with auburn hair wearing a grey tunic with gold and blue trim over a pale blue gown. Cypress-like trees rise faintly behind her against a beige ground. The sheet is inscribed '3rd Lady' and is catalogued as The Winter's Tale;3rd Lady by Tom Heslewood, dated 1904.

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