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Dress, Natacha Rambova, silk, American — Dress
Natacha Rambova
ca. 1929

Coat, Natacha Rambova, wool, silk, metallic cord, American — Coat
Natacha Rambova
1927

Evening dress, Natacha Rambova, silk, glass, American — Evening dress
Natacha Rambova
ca. 1923

Ring, Maison André Rambour French, Gold, enamel — Ring
Maison André Rambour
1901

Decor for the Ballet "Liturgie", Natalia Goncharova French, born Russia, Watercolor, graphite, cut and pasted paper, silver, gold, and colored foil on cardboard — Decor for the Ballet "Liturgie"
Natalia Goncharova
1915

'Capitalism' and 'Communism' chessmen (32), Natalya Danko Russian, Porcelain, Russian, Petrograd — 'Capitalism' and 'Communism' chessmen (32)
Multiple artists/makers
1922

Evening ensemble, Sheila Natasha Simrod Friedman American, silk, wool, American — Evening ensemble
Sheila Natasha Simrod Friedman
1977

Christian Host from Mystical Images of War, Natalia Goncharova French, born Russia, Lithograph — Christian Host from Mystical Images of War
Multiple artists/makers
1914

Doomed City from Mystical Images of War, Natalia Goncharova French, born Russia, Lithograph — Doomed City from Mystical Images of War
Multiple artists/makers
1914

Costume design for Native American female, Natalia Goncharova French, born Russia, Watercolor, brush and black ink, and graphite — Costume design for Native American female
Natalia Goncharova
1900–1962

Costume design for Native American male, Natalia Goncharova French, born Russia, Watercolor, gouache, brush and black ink, and graphite — Costume design for Native American male
Natalia Goncharova
1900–1961

Costume design for a bullfighter, Natalia Goncharova French, born Russia, Pen and black ink, and graphite — Costume design for a bullfighter
Natalia Goncharova
1932

Costume design for a female dancer, Natalia Goncharova French, born Russia, Pen and black ink, and graphite — Costume design for a female dancer
Natalia Goncharova
early 20th–mid 20th century

Costume Design for Manka, for 'Bogatyri Ballet' (The Ballet of the Epic Heroes), premiered in New York, 1938, Natalia Goncharova French, born Russia, Gouache, watercolor, graphite — Costume Design for Manka, for 'Bogatyri Ballet' (The Ballet of the Epic Heroes), premiered in New York, 1938
Natalia Goncharova
[1938]

Costume Design for the Ballet 'Coq d'Or', premiered at the Théâtre national de l’Opéra in Paris, 1924, Natalia Goncharova French, born Russia, Gouache — Costume Design for the Ballet 'Coq d'Or', premiered at the Théâtre national de l’Opéra in Paris, 1924
Natalia Goncharova
[1924]

Costume Design for a Sea Creature, for the Ballet Sadko performed at the Manhattan Opera House, New York (recto); Cut Paper Composition with the Figure of a Wolf (verso), Natalia Goncharova French, born Russia, Gouache, graphite, and collage — Costume Design for a Sea Creature, for the Ballet Sadko performed at the Manhattan Opera House, New York (recto); Cut Paper Composition with the Figure of a Wolf (verso)
Natalia Goncharova
[1916]

Costume Design for a Fan Bearer for the Ballet 'Coq d'Or', premiered at the Théâtre national de l’Opéra in Paris, 1924, Natalia Goncharova French, born Russia, Watercolor, graphite, and gold paint — Costume Design for a Fan Bearer for the Ballet 'Coq d'Or', premiered at the Théâtre national de l’Opéra in Paris, 1924
Natalia Goncharova
[1924]

Costume Design for a Courtier for the Ballet 'Le Marriage d'Aurore' (Aurora's Wedding), premiered at the Théâtre national de l’Opéra, 1922, Natalia Goncharova French, born Russia, Watercolor and graphite — Costume Design for a Courtier for the Ballet 'Le Marriage d'Aurore' (Aurora's Wedding), premiered at the Théâtre national de l’Opéra, 1922
Natalia Goncharova
[1922]

Costume Design for a Peasant Woman in 'Les Noces' (The Wedding), performed at the Théâtre Gaîte-Lyrîqué in Paris, 1923, Natalia Goncharova French, born Russia, Graphite and watercolor — Costume Design for a Peasant Woman in 'Les Noces' (The Wedding), performed at the Théâtre Gaîte-Lyrîqué in Paris, 1923
Natalia Goncharova
[1923]

Knots, from "Femfolio", Athena Tacha American, Lithograph — Knots, from "Femfolio"
Multiple artists/makers
2007

Innere Ansicht des Sogenannten Heidenthurms, from the series Malerische Ansichten der merkwuerdigsten Alterthuemer und vorzueglicher Naturanlagen

Johann Anton Ramboux

Joseph Anton Selb

1824–27

Double Portrait of the brothers Konrad and Franz Eberhard

Johann Anton Ramboux

1822

"Parade" Wallpaper Designs (for Piazza Papers, Inc.)

Multiple artists/makers

ca. 1950s

Sketch for a theater costume for a bullfighter

Natalia Goncharova

1900–1962

Sketch for theatre costume of a man in cloak with large brimmed hat

Natalia Goncharova

1900–1962

Sketch of a theater costume for a female dancer

Natalia Goncharova

1900–1965

Weibliche Halbfigur (Half-Length Female Figure)

Natalia Goncharova

1922

Multiple artists/makers

1963

Costume design for The Cherubim

Natalia Goncharova

1920s

Costume design for St. Matthew

Natalia Goncharova

1920s

Costume design for St. Elisabeth

Natalia Goncharova

1920s

Costume design for an Apostle

Natalia Goncharova

1920s

Costume design for Saint Andrew

Natalia Goncharova

1920s

Costume design for the Prophet

Natalia Goncharova

1920s

Costume design for St. Peter

Natalia Goncharova

1920s

Costume design for Judas

Natalia Goncharova

1920s

Costume design for one of the Magi

Natalia Goncharova

1920s

Costume design for a Roman Soldier

Natalia Goncharova

1920s

Costume design for one of the Magi

Natalia Goncharova

1920s

Costume design for a Six-Winged Seraphin

Natalia Goncharova

1920s