Merchant Taylor, costume sketch for Henry Irving’s Planned Production of King Richard II
Edwin Austin Abbey · 1852 - 1911
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Why is this public domain? Edwin Austin Abbey died in 1911; this work is in the public domain.
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A pencil and watercolor costume sketch shows a standing man in profile wearing an orange tunic, a blue collar, and pale blue hose with pointed shoes. A small pair of scissors is drawn at the left and the name Merchant Taylor is written in the upper right. The work is attributed to Edwin Austin Abbey and relates to a costume design for Henry Irving's planned production of King Richard II.
