Unframed Costume Design for the Original Broadway Production of Tennessee Williams' Streetcar Named Desire, (1947), attributed to Lucinda Ballard, watercolor and graphite on paper, annotated for the character Blanche Du Bois, played by Jessica Tandy opposite Marlon Brando, Elia Kazan director, stamped on the reverse with the United Scenic Artists Local 829 stamp, number 513, unsigned. N.B. Period black and white images of Ms. Tandy in the designed costume can be found on Eileen Darby's photograph archive: www.eileendarby.com.
Unframed Costume Design for the Original Broadway Production of Tennessee Williams' Streetcar Named Desire, (1947), attributed to Lucinda Ballard, watercolor and graphite on paper, annotated for the character Blanche Du Bois, played by Jessica Tandy opposite Marlon Brando, Elia Kazan director, stamped on the reverse with the United Scenic Artists Local 829 stamp, number 513, unsigned. N.B. Period black and white images of Ms. Tandy in the designed costume can be found on Eileen Darby's photograph archive: www.eileendarby.com.
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