Costume Design For Potiphar’s Wife In The Legend Of Joseph by Léon Bakst

Costume design of a woman in a red diamond-patterned skirt, teal bodice and feathered purple headdress, by Léon Bakst.

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Why is this public domain? Léon Bakst died in 1924; this work is in the public domain.

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A watercolor and pencil costume design showing a female figure in a wide red skirt patterned with brown triangular motifs and crossed with fine magenta lines. The bodice is teal and blue with decorative ovals, and an elaborate purple and teal feathered headdress rises behind the figure, with a small bird at the upper right. The work is signed "BAKST" and is catalogued as a costume design for Potiphar's Wife in the legend of Joseph by Léon Bakst.

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