Ballet Suedois Costume Design (Series)
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1920s
A series of designs, originally rendered in chalk, for the Ballet Suedoise in Paris. This piece is of the avant-garde style, comparable to structuralists such as Lavinski, Rodchencko and Malevitch, all of who were working in Russia in the early 1920s.
Between 1920-5, the Ballet Suedoise was the apogee of Parisian culture. Their revolutionary avant-garde performances and costumes were considered the height of modernity. Other notable artists who designed for them include Paul Colin, Fernand Leger and Jean Cocteau.
A Giclée fine art print on 310gsm Hahnemühle Hemp paper.
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