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Woman as Decoration

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PLATE I

Madame Geraldine Farrar as Thaïs in the opera of that name. It is a sketch made from life for this book. Observe the gilded wig and richly embroidered gown. They are after descriptions of a costume worn by the real Thaïs. It is a Greek type of costume but not the familiar classic Greek of sculptured story. Thaïs was a reigning beauty and acted in the theatre of Alexandria in the early Christian era.

Sketched for "Woman as Decoration" by Thelma Cudlipp Mme. Geraldine Farrar in Greek Costume as Thaïs

An English Portrait
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