LÉON BAKST (1866-1924) Costume design for Gypsy Fortune Teller for 'Le Coeur de …
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LÉON BAKST (1866-1924) Costume design for Gypsy Fortune Teller for 'Le Coeur de la Marquise' in 1902

signé 'Bakst' (en bas à droite) aquarelle et encre sur papier 29.2 х 22.2 cm Ce lot est une des premières esquisses théâtrales connues de Bakst : grâce à Diaghilev, Bakst fait ses débuts dans les arts de la scène à Saint-Pétersbourg, plus précisément dans le ballet, dont 'Le Cœur de la Marquise' en 1902.

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