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Emile Littler Archive

Costume Design
1921 (drawn)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Costume design by Attilio Comelli for a dress featured in Act I of The Lady of the Rose at Daly's Theatre, 1922.

This production of The Lady of the Rose was a musical play in three acts. Adapted by Frederick Lonsdale from the book, Die Frau im Hermelin, by Rudolph Schanzer and Ernest Welisch. Lyrics by Harry Graham and music by Jean Gilbert. Produced by Fred J. Blackman. It premiered at Daly's Theatre on 21st February 1922.


Object details

Categories
Object type
TitleEmile Littler Archive (named collection)
Materials and techniques
Pen and ink and watercolour
Brief description
Costume design by Attilio Comelli for a dress featured in Act I of The Lady of the Rose at Daly's Theatre, 1922. Emile Littler Archive.
Physical description
Costume design for a dress from The Lady of the Rose at Daly's Theatre. Dress is light blue with dark blue details and a green belt around the waist. Signed.
Dimensions
  • Height: 27.9cm
  • Width: 17.2cm
Marks and inscriptions
  • 'ACT I' (Written in bottom right hand corner)
  • '10' (Written in top right hand corner)
  • (Red symbol in top left hand corner)
  • Transliteration
Credit line
Gift of the Estate of Emile Littler
Literary referenceThe Lady of the Rose
Summary
Costume design by Attilio Comelli for a dress featured in Act I of The Lady of the Rose at Daly's Theatre, 1922.

This production of The Lady of the Rose was a musical play in three acts. Adapted by Frederick Lonsdale from the book, Die Frau im Hermelin, by Rudolph Schanzer and Ernest Welisch. Lyrics by Harry Graham and music by Jean Gilbert. Produced by Fred J. Blackman. It premiered at Daly's Theatre on 21st February 1922.
Associated object
THM/144 (Series)
Other number
THM/144 - Archive number
Collection
Accession number
S.2578-2010

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Record createdOctober 21, 2010
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