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Three characters from the 1910 ballet, Carnaval, composed by Robert Schumann. On the left is a mime artiSt In the middle is a man, dressed in a white shirt with a black necktie and checked trousers, wearing a mask. On the right is a lady, facing backwards, wearing a white dress and bonnet, with pink embroidering and a ribbon. , Author George Barbier, Illustrated by George Barbier.

Unique Identifier AR9111409

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 5227px × 6378px

Photo Credit © British Library Board / Robana / Art Resource, NY

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