Costume
Found in 168 Collections and/or Records:
Basketball Team Dressed Up, circa 1917
Seven boys, members of a basket ball team. Five are dressed in their uniforms, Melvin Strauss is dressed as a clown, and one boy is dressed as a hobo lying on the floor.
Box 1: "Cinderella" Costume, 1963
This box contains (2) pieces, top and tutu, for Carol's costume for Denver Civic Ballet's 1963 production of "Cinderella." The costume was created by her mother, Delores de Aragon Young, previously known as Pam Young.
Box 2: Costumes, 1956-1965
This box contains (2) costumes worn by Carol Foster during her time with Denver Civic Ballet or The Denver Post Opera. (1) costume contains (2) pieces, a top and tutu, and was worn for possibly "Coppelia." The other costume is a green one-piece from an unidentified performance.
Box 3: "The Huntsman and the Princess" and Costume Renderings, 1970
This box contains (2) pieces of artwork by Judy Graese including (1) print titled "The Huntsman and the Princess" and (1) costume rendering for "Androcles and the Lion" created for the American Theater Institute.
Box 3: UCLA Sketches, 1966-1967
This box contains oversize drawings, sketches, costume designs, a sketchbook, and an "artist book" created by Sandra during her time at UCLA and the Aesthetic Education Institute.
Box 5: Assuit shawl, c. 1920
Box contains Dolly Grey's Assuit shawl. Assuit shawls are a textile marrying mesh with small strips of metal.
Box 5: "Kiva: What Do We Hold Sacred" Costumes, 2006
This box contains costumes from Speaking of Dance's performance "Kiva: What Do We Hold Sacred." This was a dance created for the 100th anniversary of Mesa Verde National Park. The patterns on the costumes reference pottery designs of the ancient Puebloans. Costumes were designed by Janetta Turner. Choreography by Deborah Reshotko.
Box 6: "Kiva" and "Halloween" Costumes, 1995-2006
Box 6: Suit, Cape, Fur Coat
Box contains Bert Byron's black three piece suit with matching cape and Dolly Grey's brown fur coat with matching muff.