Dance Costume
mid 20th century (made)
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| Place of origin |
Green silk tunic worn for an unidentified Natural Movement production.
Natural Movement is a form of dance developed by Madge Atkinson (1885-1970), based on the natural movements of the human body. Atkinson was inspired by the wide interest in free dance in the early 20th century and her works were developed for both theatre and education.
Natural Movement is a form of dance developed by Madge Atkinson (1885-1970), based on the natural movements of the human body. Atkinson was inspired by the wide interest in free dance in the early 20th century and her works were developed for both theatre and education.
Object details
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| Object type | |
| Materials and techniques | Silk |
| Brief description | Rectangular green silk tunic tied under the bust, worn for an unidentified Natural Movement production |
| Physical description | Tunic or gown made of two pieces of rectangular silk stitched at the shoulders and sides to make a simple tunic. It has two finished 4cm holes front and back, through which a belt or tie would have been threaded |
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| Credit line | Given by Francine Watson Coleman on behalf of the Natural Movement organisation |
| Object history | Acquired as a part of the Natural Movement Collection. |
| Summary | Green silk tunic worn for an unidentified Natural Movement production. Natural Movement is a form of dance developed by Madge Atkinson (1885-1970), based on the natural movements of the human body. Atkinson was inspired by the wide interest in free dance in the early 20th century and her works were developed for both theatre and education. |
| Collection | |
| Accession number | S.67-2020 |
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| Record created | February 24, 2020 |
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