Der erste Schneidergesell by Ernst Stern (1912)

Hand-colored costume plate of a period figure in a dark coat and curled wig, holding a green patterned hatbox.

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A hand-colored costume design shows a figure in a dark ruffled coat, cream breeches with fringed tassel garters, and a curled wig, holding a pale green patterned hatbox while scissors hang at the hip. The sheet is captioned "der erste Schneidergesell" and numbered 19, with a decorative cartouche citing Strauss and Hofmannsthal's opera "Ariadne auf Naxos" and "Der Bürger als Edelmann", published by Adolph Fürstner, Berlin-Paris, copyright 1912 by Adolph Fürstner.

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