Manicure Girls Act I by Will R. Barnes (1912 - 1924)

Watercolor costume design of a woman in pink and black holding a manicure tray with bottles, labeled Manicure Girls Act I.

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A costume design drawing in watercolor and ink shows a woman with short auburn hair and rouged cheeks holding a silver tray with small glass bottles and cups. She wears a pink dress with a black fitted bodice, a white lace collar and cuffs, and a draped pink and black skirt with black pointed shoes. The sheet is labeled "Manicure Girls Act I" and is attributed to Will R. Barnes, dated 1912 to 1924.

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1912 - 1924

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