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Leon Bakst, Emil Hoppé German, Gum bichromate over platinum print — Leon Bakst
Emil Hoppé
1913

Costume Study for Vaslav Nijinsky in the Role of Iksender in the Ballet "La Péri" (The Flower of Immortality), first performed in Paris, 1912, Léon Bakst Russian, born present day Belarus, Watercolor and gold and silver paints over graphite — Costume Study for Vaslav Nijinsky in the Role of Iksender in the Ballet "La Péri" (The Flower of Immortality), first performed in Paris, 1912
Léon Bakst
1922

Souvenir Serge de Diaghileff's Ballet Russe, Léon Bakst Russian, born present day Belarus — Souvenir Serge de Diaghileff's Ballet Russe
Multiple artists/makers
20th century

Costume, Léon Bakst Russian, born present day Belarus, silk, cotton, metallic thread, glass, plastic, American — Costume
Léon Bakst
1922–23

Fancy dress costume, Léon Bakst Russian, born present day Belarus, silk, glass, plastic, American — Fancy dress costume
Léon Bakst
Raoul Dufy
1919

Mme Ida Rubinstein, Léon Bakst Russian, born present day Belarus, Watercolor, opaque watercolor, and graphite on paper, mounted on canvas — Mme Ida Rubinstein
Léon Bakst
1917

Messrs. M. Knoedler & Co. announce an exhibition of water colors, drawings and stage decorations by Leon Bakst : April 10th to April 24th, inclusive, 1920, Léon Bakst Russian, born present day Belarus — Messrs. M. Knoedler & Co. announce an exhibition of water colors, drawings and stage decorations by Leon Bakst : April 10th to April 24th, inclusive, 1920
Léon Bakst
M. Knoedler & Co.
1920

Léon Bakst, calling card, Anonymous, Engraving — Léon Bakst, calling card
Anonymous
Léon Bakst
ca. 1893–96

'Fantaisie sur le costume moderne': Two female haute couture figures, Léon Bakst Russian, born present day Belarus, Graphite, brush and watercolor and bodycolor — 'Fantaisie sur le costume moderne': Two female haute couture figures
Léon Bakst
1910

Costume Design for a Woman from the Village, for the Ballet 'Daphnis and Chloé', performed at the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris, 1912, Léon Bakst Russian, born present day Belarus, Watercolor and graphite — Costume Design for a Woman from the Village, for the Ballet 'Daphnis and Chloé', performed at the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris, 1912
Léon Bakst
[1912]

Costume Design for the 'Sultan Samarkand' for the Ballet 'Schéhérazade', Léon Bakst Russian, born present day Belarus, Watercolor, graphite, and gold paint — Costume Design for the 'Sultan Samarkand' for the Ballet 'Schéhérazade'
Léon Bakst
1919

Costume Design for a Valet, likely for the Ballet 'Les Papillons', premiered at the Théâtre de Monte-Carlo, 1914, Léon Bakst Russian, born present day Belarus, Gouache and graphite — Costume Design for a Valet, likely for the Ballet 'Les Papillons', premiered at the Théâtre de Monte-Carlo, 1914
Léon Bakst
ca. 1914

Design for the Set of the Ballet 'Narcisse', premiered at the Théâtre de Monte Carlo, 1911, Léon Bakst Russian, born present day Belarus, Watercolor, gouache, and charcoal — Design for the Set of the Ballet 'Narcisse', premiered at the Théâtre de Monte Carlo, 1911
Léon Bakst
1911

Russian female dancer costume for "La Fée des Poupées", Léon Bakst Russian, born present day Belarus, Graphite on tracing paper; squared — Russian female dancer costume for "La Fée des Poupées"
Léon Bakst
1903

Tracing of a Ballet Costume: Woman in Ruffles, Léon Bakst Russian, born present day Belarus, Pencil on two sheets of tracing paper glued together — Tracing of a Ballet Costume: Woman in Ruffles
Léon Bakst
1923

Costume Design for Captain Faloppa in "The Good-Humored Ladies" (Le Donne de Buon Umore), premiered in Rome, April 12, 1917, Léon Bakst , and /or workshop Russian, born present day Belarus, Watercolor, graphite, touches of metallic powder paint — Costume Design for Captain Faloppa in "The Good-Humored Ladies" (Le Donne de Buon Umore), premiered in Rome, April 12, 1917
Léon Bakst
1917

Design for a Textile Pattern, possibly for Costumes in the Ballet 'Le Dieu Bleu' (1912), Léon Bakst Russian, born present day Belarus, Graphite, gold and silver paint — Design for a Textile Pattern, possibly for Costumes in the Ballet 'Le Dieu Bleu' (1912)
Léon Bakst
ca. 1910–24

A Russian Devotee, Léon Bakst Russian, born present day Belarus, Gouache and watercolor over graphite — A Russian Devotee
Léon Bakst
1922

Costume design for a Brigand Boy in the Ballet 'Daphnis and Chloé', performed at the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris, 1912, Léon Bakst Russian, born present day Belarus, Watercolor and lead pencil — Costume design for a Brigand Boy in the Ballet 'Daphnis and Chloé', performed at the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris, 1912
Léon Bakst
[1912]

Costume Design for a Female Courtier, likely for the Ballet 'La Belle au Bois Dormant' (Sleeping Beauty), premiered at the Alhambra Theatre in London, 1921, Léon Bakst Russian, born present day Belarus, Watercolor and graphite — Costume Design for a Female Courtier, likely for the Ballet 'La Belle au Bois Dormant' (Sleeping Beauty), premiered at the Alhambra Theatre in London, 1921
Léon Bakst
ca. 1921

Costume Design for a Courtier, likely for the Ballet 'La Belle au Bois Dormant' (Sleeping Beauty), premiered at the Alhambra Theatre in London, 1921, Léon Bakst Russian, born present day Belarus, Watercolor, graphite, gold paint — Costume Design for a Courtier, likely for the Ballet 'La Belle au Bois Dormant' (Sleeping Beauty), premiered at the Alhambra Theatre in London, 1921
Léon Bakst
ca. 1921

Design for a Stage Set for the Ballet 'Le Donne de Buon Umore’ (The Good Humored Ladies), premiered in Rome, April 12, 1917, Léon Bakst Russian, born present day Belarus, Watercolor and graphite — Design for a Stage Set for the Ballet 'Le Donne de Buon Umore’ (The Good Humored Ladies), premiered in Rome, April 12, 1917
Léon Bakst
1917

Landscape with Shepherds, Set Design for the Ballet 'Daphnis and Chloé', performed at the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris, 1912, Léon Bakst Russian, born present day Belarus, Watercolor — Landscape with Shepherds, Set Design for the Ballet 'Daphnis and Chloé', performed at the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris, 1912
Léon Bakst
[1911]

Costume Design for the Ballet 'Thamar', premiered at the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris, 1912, Léon Bakst Russian, born present day Belarus, Gouache, graphite, and silver paint — Costume Design for the Ballet 'Thamar', premiered at the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris, 1912
Léon Bakst
1918

Costume Design for a Eunuch in Scheherazade, Léon Bakst Russian, born present day Belarus, Gouache and graphite, heightened with gold paint — Costume Design for a Eunuch in Scheherazade
Léon Bakst
1912

Léon Bakst, calling card, Anonymous, Engraving — Léon Bakst, calling card
Anonymous
ca. 1893–96

Tracing of a Ballet Costume: St Sebastian, Léon Bakst Russian, born present day Belarus, Pencil on tracing paper — Tracing of a Ballet Costume: St Sebastian
Léon Bakst
1922

Design for a Daybed, used by Ida Rubinstein during the Rehearsals for Cleopatra, Léon Bakst Russian, born present day Belarus, Gouache, graphite, and gold paint — Design for a Daybed, used by Ida Rubinstein during the Rehearsals for Cleopatra
Léon Bakst
1909

Landscape, possibly a detail of the Set Design for the Ballet 'Narcisse', premiered at the Théâtre de Monte Carlo, 1911, Léon Bakst Russian, born present day Belarus, Gouache and graphite — Landscape, possibly a detail of the Set Design for the Ballet 'Narcisse', premiered at the Théâtre de Monte Carlo, 1911
Léon Bakst
[1911]

Design for a Loom, possibly for the Ballet 'Helen of Sparta' (1913), Léon Bakst Russian, born present day Belarus, Graphite and gouache — Design for a Loom, possibly for the Ballet 'Helen of Sparta' (1913)
Léon Bakst
ca. 1912–23

Design for the Costume of a Slave, for the Ballet 'La Tragédie de Salomé', Léon Bakst Russian, born present day Belarus, Gouache, watercolor, and gold paint — Design for the Costume of a Slave, for the Ballet 'La Tragédie de Salomé'
Léon Bakst
1912

Russian female costume, Léon Bakst Russian, born present day Belarus, Graphite on tracing paper — Russian female costume
Léon Bakst
n.d.

Woman wearing a yellow bonnet and polka-dot dress, Léon Bakst Russian, born present day Belarus, Graphite, brush and watercolor and bodycolor — Woman wearing a yellow bonnet and polka-dot dress
Léon Bakst
n.d.

Russian male dancer costume, Léon Bakst Russian, born present day Belarus, Graphite on tracing paper — Russian male dancer costume
Léon Bakst
n.d.

Stage Design for Scheherazade

Léon Bakst

n.d.

Léon Bakst

n.d.

Léon Bakst

n.d.

Léon Bakst

n.d.

Stage Decor with Four Running Peacocks

Léon Bakst

n.d.

Vaslav Nijinski as the Golden Slave in Schéhérazade (preparatory drawing for a print), Florence Wyman Ivins American, Watercolor over charcoal — Vaslav Nijinski as the Golden Slave in Schéhérazade (preparatory drawing for a print)
Florence Wyman Ivins
Léon Bakst
1910–23