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Watercolor stage design of a Chinese-style town square with pagoda roofs, market stalls, and a flowering tree.

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Le Cheveu blanc - maquette de décor - acte I, Place de ville chinoise, Walter-René Fuerst (1910s), Bibliothèque nationale de France. Via artnap.com

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This watercolor and ink set design depicts a town square with pagoda-like roofs, pastel buildings, and colorful market stalls under striped and patterned awnings. A large flowering tree fills the upper right corner, and a decorative border frames the scene with a caption identifying it as the decor for the first act. The work is attributed to Walter-René Fuerst and dated to the 1910s, and it is titled Le Cheveu blanc, maquette de décor, acte I, Place de ville chinoise.