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Theatre Costume

1909 (made)

Costume for a Polovtsian Boy consisting of:
Wrapover coat of striped silk repp edged with a band painted with lozenges in yellow and rust.
Tapering trousers of striped taffeta ikat, the pink stripes woven with magenta and purple patterns.
Belt of snuff-coloured cotton divided into rectangles by narrow geometric braid in beige, red, blue and grey.
Skull cap of reddish lilac cloth embroidered with multicoloured patterns and edged with black braid woven with a geometric design

Object details

Categories
Object type
Parts
This object consists of 4 parts.
(Some alternative part names are also shown below)
  • Theatre Costume
  • Dance Costume
  • Coat
  • Theatre Costume
  • Dance Costume
  • Trousers
  • Theatre Costumes
  • Belts (Costume Accessories)
  • Dance Costumes
  • Caps (Headgear)
Materials and techniques
Brief description
Costume for a Polovtsian Boy in Fokine's ballet Polovtsian Dances from 'Prince Igor', Diaghilev Ballet, 1909.
Physical description
Costume for a Polovtsian Boy consisting of:
Wrapover coat of striped silk repp edged with a band painted with lozenges in yellow and rust.
Tapering trousers of striped taffeta ikat, the pink stripes woven with magenta and purple patterns.
Belt of snuff-coloured cotton divided into rectangles by narrow geometric braid in beige, red, blue and grey.
Skull cap of reddish lilac cloth embroidered with multicoloured patterns and edged with black braid woven with a geometric design
Dimensions
  • S.576 1980 neck to hem (laid flat) length: 87cm
  • S.576 1980 width at widest point (laid flat) width: 72cm
  • S.576 1980 neckline (laid flat) width: 18cm
  • Weight: 0.6kg
Collection
Accession number
S.576&C-1980

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Record createdJuly 1, 2009
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