Costume Design for ‘Fifth Ballet Girl’ (Short White Dress)
Percy Anderson · 1851-1928
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Costume Design for ‘Fifth Ballet Girl’ (Short White Dress), Percy Anderson (1901). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Percy Anderson died in 1928; this work is in the public domain.
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A pencil and watercolor costume design shows a female dancer in profile wearing a short white dress with blue bows, a frilled bodice, and a red floral hair ornament. Handwritten notes on the sheet describe materials such as silk, velvet, and tulle, and label the figure as the fifth ballet girl. The work is attributed to Percy Anderson and dated 1901.
