Study for women's theatrical costumes
Drawing, studies for six women's costumes, part of a group of 88 costume designs by Vincente Minnelli. Two designs for women's costumes are at the top of the sheet, possibly presenting two views (front and three-quarter back?) of the same costume, with plaid shirt and full skirt, in 19th-century style. On the bottom left, two additionald esigns of walking women, made of coat and andkle-length skirt, with hats, are drawn. On the bottom right are two additional designs, one for a girl's dress and the other for a woman's dress, both with wide sleeves and skirts.
Artwork Details
- Title:Study for women's theatrical costumes
- Artist:Vincente Minnelli (American, Chicago, Illinois 1903–1986 Beverly Hills, California)
- Date:1933–39
- Medium:Graphite
- Dimensions:Sheet (Irregular): 14 × 11 in. (35.5 × 27.9 cm)
- Classifications:Drawings, Ornament & Architecture
- Credit Line:Gift of Randolph Gunter, 1958
- Object Number:58.550.65
- Curatorial Department: Drawings and Prints
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Vincente Minnelli (American, Chicago, Illinois 1903–1986 Beverly Hills, California)
20th century
Vincente Minnelli (American, Chicago, Illinois 1903–1986 Beverly Hills, California)
1933–39
Vincente Minnelli (American, Chicago, Illinois 1903–1986 Beverly Hills, California)
1933–39
Vincente Minnelli (American, Chicago, Illinois 1903–1986 Beverly Hills, California)
1933–39
Vincente Minnelli (American, Chicago, Illinois 1903–1986 Beverly Hills, California)
1933–39
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