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Style: Tudor
Eugene Berman Costume Design Gouache Annabella from "Tis a Pity She's a Whore"
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Eugène Berman - "Paludia" (1967-1968)
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Né le 4 novembre 1899 à Saint-Pétersbourg, Eugène Berman est un peintre et décorateur de théâtre d’origine russe, naturalisé américain. Il est le frère de Léonide Berman.
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Eugène Berman - "Paludia" (1967-1968)
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Signature: Monogrammed at the bottom center, countersigned on the back
Creation Date: 1967-Rome-1968
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The rare papier-mâché Troubadour frame, dating from circa 1840, enhances the historical aura of the work, aligning with the artist’s deep appreciation for curiosities and antiquities.
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