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Costume, Mask, and Puppet Designs for March Hare, Dormouse, Mad Hatter, and Jabberwock in Alice and Wonderland

Created1980 to 1981
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Costume, Mask, and Puppet Designs for Nine Characters in Alice in Wonderland

Created1980
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Costume, Makeup, and Puppet Designs for Christian, Faithful, Clerk, Lord Hategood, the Jury, Superstition, Mr. Pick Thank, and Madame Envy in the Vanity Fair Courtroom Dark View

Created1970 to 1973
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Costume, Makeup, and Puppet Designs for Christian, Faithful, Clerk, Lord Hategood, the Jury, Superstition, Mr. Pick Thank, and Madame Envy in the Vanity Fair Courtroom Bright View

Created1970 to 1973

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