Harlekin by Ernst Stern (1912)

Hand-colored costume plate of a harlequin figure in a diamond-patterned suit holding a black mask and a wooden stick.

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A hand-colored costume design shows a harlequin figure in a diamond-patterned suit of teal and tan, with a white ruff collar, a gray cap with a pompom, and a black half-mask held in one hand. A wooden stick rests across the body, and the figure stands on gray shoes with the caption "Harlekin" beneath. The sheet carries a printed label reading Strauss Hofmannsthal Ariadne auf Naxos, Der Bürger als Edelmann, with a 1912 copyright by Adolph Fürstner, Berlin-Paris, and the number 41.

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1912

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