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Costume design for Harlequin, from Sleeping Beauty, 1921
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Costume Design for Madame Loenfowitch in Moscow in Olden Times, for the Spectacle of Russian Art, 1922 -
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Costume design for Marshall Cantalabutte, after the departure of the wicked Fairy Carabosse, from Sleeping Beauty, 1922 -
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