Designs for glasses and perfume bottles by Léon Bakst
Russian, c. 1923
watercolor and metallic paint on cut paper
McNay Art Museum
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Fabric design with grape motif by Léon Bakst
Russian, c. 1922
gouache and metallic paint on paper
McNay Art Museum
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Costume design by Léon Bakst, for Madame Moreno as Aethra in Phèdre
Russian, 1923
watercolor, metallic paint, and graphite on paper, mounted on board
McNay Art Museum
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Costume for a slave or dancing girl in Cléopâtre, designed by Sonia Delaunay
Russian, c. 1918-1936
wool, rayon, lamé, metallic braid, paint, metal, and cotton
National Gallery of Australia
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Prop design by Léon Bakst, for a daybed used by Ida Rubinstein during rehearsals of Cléopâtre
Russian, 1909
gouache, graphite, and gold paint on paper
Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Costume design by Léon Bakst for a temple servant in Cléopâtre
Russian, 1910
watercolor and graphite on paper
Harvard Theatre Collection, Houghton Library
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Costume for a Syrian woman in Cléopâtre, designed by Léon Bakst
Russian, 1909 (skirt), 1930s (bodice)
cotton, silk, metal studs, paint
National Gallery of Australia
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Prop design for a loom by Léon Bakst, possibly for Hélène de Sparte
Russian, c. 1912-1923
graphite and gouache on paper
Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Costume design by Léon Bakst for a flower bearer in Hélène de Sparte
Russian, 1912
watercolor, graphite, and metallic paint on paper, mounted on board
McNay Art Museum
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Costume design by Léon Bakst for a slave in Salomé
Russian, 1912
gouache, watercolor, and gold paint on paper
Metropolitan Museum of Art
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“Dioné: dessin de Bakst réalisé par Paquin,” Journal des dames et des modes, no. 34, 1913.
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Costume design by Léon Bakst, for a woman from the village in Daphnis et Chloé
Russian, c. 1912
watercolor and graphite on paper
Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Cloaks from costumes for brigands in Daphnis et Chloé, designed by Léon Bakst and created by Marie Muelle
Russian, c. 1912
cotton, wool, and paint
National Gallery of Australia
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