H Beard Print Collection
Print
ca.1923 (published)
ca.1923 (published)
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Taken from a set of illustrations from the designs of Leon Bakst for The Sleeping Princess which were originally published by Ben Brothers in 1923, this illustration is labelled 'Planche XLVI: Le Fiancé Anglais'. He is dressed in a heavy, wide skirted blue jacket, with wide turned back sleeves to reveal the white lining and decorated with gold. Tight black breeches are just visible below. He has a pink sash across his chest and carries a black hat under his left arm, trimmed with a white feather. Harry Beard Collection.
Only 1000 copies of the original, limited edition, book were published by Benn Brothers.
Further information about Bakst and his work for the Ballets Russes can be found on the Theatre and Performance Section of the museum's website.
Diaghilev's production of this ballet was staged at the Alhambra Theatre in 1921.
Only 1000 copies of the original, limited edition, book were published by Benn Brothers.
Further information about Bakst and his work for the Ballets Russes can be found on the Theatre and Performance Section of the museum's website.
Diaghilev's production of this ballet was staged at the Alhambra Theatre in 1921.
Object details
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| Title | H Beard Print Collection (named collection) |
| Materials and techniques | Print |
| Brief description | Taken from a set of illustrations from the designs of Leon Bakst for The Sleeping Princess which were originally published by Ben Brothers in 1923, this illustration is labelled 'Planche XLVI: Le Fiancé Anglais'. Harry Beard Collection. |
| Physical description | Taken from a set of illustrations from the designs of Leon Bakst for The Sleeping Princess which were originally published by Ben Brothers in 1923, this illustration is labelled 'Planche XLVI: Le Fiancé Anglais'. He is dressed in a heavy, wide skirted blue jacket, with wide turned back sleeves to reveal the white lining and decorated with gold. Tight black breeches are just visible below. He has a pink sash across his chest and carries a black hat under his left arm, trimmed with a white feather. |
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| Production type | Copy |
| Literary reference | Sleeping Princess |
| Summary | Taken from a set of illustrations from the designs of Leon Bakst for The Sleeping Princess which were originally published by Ben Brothers in 1923, this illustration is labelled 'Planche XLVI: Le Fiancé Anglais'. He is dressed in a heavy, wide skirted blue jacket, with wide turned back sleeves to reveal the white lining and decorated with gold. Tight black breeches are just visible below. He has a pink sash across his chest and carries a black hat under his left arm, trimmed with a white feather. Harry Beard Collection. Only 1000 copies of the original, limited edition, book were published by Benn Brothers. Further information about Bakst and his work for the Ballets Russes can be found on the Theatre and Performance Section of the museum's website. Diaghilev's production of this ballet was staged at the Alhambra Theatre in 1921. |
| Other number | F.157-56 - H Beard collection numbering |
| Collection | |
| Accession number | S.3954-2009 |
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| Record created | February 2, 2010 |
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