Opéra comique, Pelléas et Mélisande by Paul Goute (1921)

Two pencil and wash sketches of costumed figures for an opera production, one seated pair and one woman with a cloak.

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Two pencil and wash studies by Paul Goute are mounted on a cream sheet, dated 1921, for the opera comique Pelléas et Mélisande. The left study shows two seated figures in patterned robes, one holding a document, while the right study shows a woman in a dark cloak in the foreground with a second figure walking in the distance.

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