Benoit? Bilibin? Or anyone else?

[Glasha]

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Everything is much more prosaic. no relation to the sketch theater costume sketches, these are not, and equally to the alleged hudozhnikam.Eto amateur ethnographic sketches of what - something the Frenchman who traveled around Ispanii.Popav in the Spanish province of Avila (Avila en los campos) he made a sketch of the local women's costumes, writing names of the objects that make up the suit and their color. must believe my eyes, not the ears - the stories .... and do not attract the ears of those unknown to famous artists monogram.

Again funny.
It referred to the famous artists, of course, have no relationship (not everyone that Tower-- that Bilibin)
but this is the most that neither is working sketches of costumes for a production.
You will ever designed theater artists working even seen? not the ones that put up for Christie's /Sotheby's?

Only yesterday I was at the auction by Serge Lifar (photos, documents, books, software, sketches) with regards to Russian Ballet and the Paris Opera: Dobuzhinskiy (Mstislav) working paper bag - did not believe it would be looking at those pocherkushki? sketches - who and what there just is not: and Russian, and French, and finished, and only the quest - to varying degrees of elaboration.

In the working papers Rostislav Dobuzhinskiy were sketches and Andre Leon Bakst, and Nicolas Benoit - they were friends, and Annenkov, and Erte, and Ivanov .... - Too many as they had. They exchanged a reason, not just for the work situation.

So if these were in Kuznetsova and Benoit, it absolutely does not mean anything - there could anyone get sketches and completely random.

Excluding the path proposed by Jane Doe, you can dance on the inscriptions and monograms, more carefully, in my opinion. But not hopeless. For the specialist and for the corresponding reward.

Maroussia, the discussion ended with something like the will of Default ("Film is over now <! - ~ 1 ~ ->").

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And it would have believed that Fedorov?
Yes, yes, the one Fedor (if familiar, of course).
And not the "ethnographic sketches" (<! - ~ 1 ~ ->), and working sketches of the Bolshoi Theatre.