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	Search results for Initialled    Refine your search Subject Betout, Charles Man Co... (33) Betout, Charles Woman ... (10) Unidentified Widor, Ch... (9) Unidentified Widor, Ch... (5) Betout, Charles Boy Co... (2) Show more... results 1-20 of 70 item(s)  page 1 of 4 : ( <<  1  2  3  4  >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites   Image: Title: Designer: Description: 1. Andrew Aguecheeck Unidentified Costume design from Charles Marie Widor and Auguste Dorchain's Conte d’Avril which was staged at the Théâtre de l’Odéon (1919). Man in yellow doublet with orange and blue trim; white shirt with ruffled collar and ruffles at wrists; blue and tan striped breeches; light tan hose; brown boots; sword... 2. Andromaque Bétout, Charles The design is described as a woman in long purple chiton, with strap and brooch on left shoulder; full length lavender veil. Pencil sketch of detail of head in upper left corner. Designed using pencil and watercolour on cream card. Annotated in pencil and ink. 3. Casaque d’hiver à la Brandebourg Bétout, Charles The design is described as a man in brown surtout with fur cuffs; long rust coloured waistcoat; white shirt with jabot; brown breeches; grey hat with rust coloured plumes; gold hose; grey shoes; holding cane in right hand; sword at left side. Designed using crayon and watercolour on peach paper. Annotated... 4. Chérubin Bétout, Charles The design is described as a man in green frock coat with yellow embroidered borders and cuffs; yellow brocaded waistcoat; green breeches; white shirt with jabot and ruffles at wrists; green tricorne hat with yellow plume; green hair ribbon; white gloves; green hose; green shoes with gold buckles and... 5. Chicard, Le Bétout, Charles The design is described as a man in pink shirt; white trousers; gold helmet with long pink plume; black boots with long knee flaps. [Commedia del’arte]. Designed using crayon and watercolour on manilla paper. Annotated in pencil and ink. 6. Clerc de notaire, Le Bétout, Charles The design is described as a boy in white shirt with falling band; tan vest; wine tie; wine jacket and breeches; brown shoes; tan leggings; white hose; holding tan hat with wine band in right hand. Designed using crayon and watercolour on white card. Annotated in pencil and ink. 7. Costume Design Bétout, Charles The design is described as a woman in light blue gown with dark blue sleeves and with white and dark blue at bodice; white chemise. Pencil sketch detail of head in upper right corner. Designed using pencil and watercolour on cream board. Annotated in pencil and ink. 8. Costume Design Bétout, Charles Two figures: Two women in harem style outfit of long white, translucent skirt with yellow trim; jewelled halter bodice; jewelled cap; veil and scarf wrapped over bodice; jewelled bracelets. Detail of slipper in bottom left hand. Designed using pencil, watercolour, and gouache on cream card, mounted on... 9. Costume Design Bétout, Charles The design is described as a man in red houppelande with orange lining; orange surcote; red pointed hat; red hose and bulgha shoes; holding orange wand in left hand. Designed using crayon and watercolour on manilla paper. Annotated in pencil and ink. Annotated on verso Da:Costa. 10. Costume Design Bétout, Charles The design is described as a man in green waistcoat; white shirt; brown or rust coloured tie and breeches; blue apron; white and orange striped hose; brown shoes with green bows. Designed using pencil and watercolour on cream paper. Annotated in pencil and ink. 11. Costume Design Bétout, Charles The design is described as a man in orange waistcoat; white shirt; grey apron; brown breeches; white and grey striped hose; brown shoes with orange bows. Designed using pencil and watercolour on cream paper. Annotated in pencil and ink. 12. Costume Design Bétout, Charles The design is described as a man in military costume with pink jacket and sash; orange or yellow breastplate; white shirt; white trousers; yellow helmet with pink plume; tan gauntlet gloves; tall black boots; wearing mask with glasses and long beak-like nose. [Commedia del’arte]. Designed using crayon... 13. Curio Unidentified Costume design from Charles Marie Widor and Auguste Dorchain's Conte d’Avril which was staged at the Théâtre de l’Odéon (1919). Man in light tan tunic with orange and navy trim; tan breeches and hose, tan boots; white chemise with falling band and cuffs; blue cape with orange trim and light beige... 14. Cynthie Bétout, Charles Costume design from Molière's La Princesse d’Élide. Woman in gown with white underskirt with gold and lavender designs and gold fringe at hem; lavender overskirt and jewelled bodice with white ruffles at elbows; gold tiara with purple and white plumes; gold shoes; necklace. Théâtre de Molière,... 15. Debardeur Bétout, Charles Man in short purple jacket, trousers and cap, all trimmed in beige; white shirt; purple shoes. Designed using crayon and watercolour on manilla paper. Annotated in pencil and ink. 16. Déguisement d’aprés Gavarin Bétout, Charles The design is described as a man in clown costume with blue, lavender and white checked tunic and breeches; tall lavender hat; lavender walking stick; mask with round glasses and large red pointed nose; black boots; and on verso: Two figures: Front and profile of toy soldier outfits. [Commedia del’arte].... 17. Désbabillés Louis XV-XVI Bétout, Charles Four figures: 4 women in various undergarments: green peignoir; pink shawl; blue corset; white and blue petticoat; blue stockings; blue shoes; lavender corset and knickers; lavender stockings and shoes; yellow petticoat; green corset, and side bustle; green stockings and shoes. Design using crayon and... 18. Deshabillé tenue L[ouis] XVI Bétout, Charles The design is described as a woman in cap with blue bow; chemise; petticoat and robe, all white with blue borders. Faint sketches on verso. Designed using crayon on manilla paper. Annotated in crayon and ink. Initialled: EC or EY. 19. Duke, Act. I Armstrong, John Costume design from a production of Measure for Measure, staged at The Old Vic (1933). Man wearing a black robe and cape with leafy designs; black hose; black pointed shoes; black hat with black plumes; gold chain at his neck, and gold sleeves with black design. There is a sketch in pencil on verso.... 20. Ecuyer - époque de Charles V Bétout, Charles The design is described as a man in chain mail armour; silver helmet; tan surcote; holding sword in left hand. Designed using crayon and watercolour on cream paper. Annotated in pencil and ink. select all : clear all : add to favorites results 1-20 of 70 item(s)  page 1 of 4 : ( <<  1  2  3  4  >> ) :: previous : next
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