Set design & costume designs
Charles de Sousy Ricketts, 1900–1931
A set design for 'Tristan and Isolde' and 2 costume designs for Leontes in 'The Winter's Tale'. Part of a collection of drawings representing his work for the stage from his first designs for the English literary theatre down to post war costumes for the commercial stage. One drawing unlocated according to 2002 audit. Charles Ricketts had been a member of the Executive Committee of the National Art-Collections Fund for 15 years when he died in 1931, and the Committee were glad to take the opportunity of purchasing from his executors, on favourable terms, the collection of theatrical drawings and designs which he left behind him. They did so in view of the fact that the drawings represent an important phase in the artist's work and in memory of one who, among all his many other activities, had for so long given to the Fund the best of his advice, taste and experience.
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Title of artwork, date
Set design & costume designs, 1900–1931
Date supported
1932
Medium and material
Pencil and watercolour

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