
Costume Designs for ‘Mrs. Stonington’ for Act I and Act III
Percy Anderson · 1851-1928
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Costume Designs for ‘Mrs. Stonington’ for Act I and Act III, 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 watercolor costume design shows a standing woman in a grey dress with red trim, ruffled tiers, and a bustled skirt, with a red-hatted figure and a bust study above. Handwritten notes list fabric and styling details, and the sheet is labeled for Mrs. Stonington, Acts I and III. The work is attributed to Percy Anderson and dated 1901.























