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Cecil Beaton set design

Set Design
1954 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Set design by Cecil Beaton, possibly for Noël Coward's Quadrille, Coronet Theatre, New York, 1954.

Sir Cecil Beaton (1904-1980) was best known as a photographer. Beaton also worked as an illustrator, a diarist, and designer for stage and film. He won three Oscars for costume and art direction for the film version of My Fair Lady (1965) and for Gigi (1958).

Object details

Categories
Object type
TitleCecil Beaton set design (generic title)
Materials and techniques
Pen and crayonl on paper
Brief description
Set design by Cecil Beaton, possibly for Noël Coward's Quadrille, Coronet Theatre, New York, 1954
Physical description
Pen and crayon set design by Cecil Beaton, possibly for Noël Coward's Quadrille, Coronet Theatre, New York, 1954. The design shows a room in a house with pannelled doors, portaits on the walls, a purple floor and dark red walls.
Dimensions
  • Height: 11.5cm
  • Width: 15.1cm
Credit line
Given by the executors of Eileen Hose
Summary
Set design by Cecil Beaton, possibly for Noël Coward's Quadrille, Coronet Theatre, New York, 1954.

Sir Cecil Beaton (1904-1980) was best known as a photographer. Beaton also worked as an illustrator, a diarist, and designer for stage and film. He won three Oscars for costume and art direction for the film version of My Fair Lady (1965) and for Gigi (1958).

Collection
Accession number
S.2193-2014

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Record createdOctober 24, 2014
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