Erste Sängerin (1912)
Technique: Giclée quality print
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"Erste Sängerin" (1912) by Ernst Stern is a captivating piece of artwork that takes us back to the ornate aesthetics of early 20th-century stage costumes. This illustration depicts a female singer dressed in an elaborately detailed costume, exuding the grandeur of a bygone era. The costume, adorned with layers of ruffles, stripes, and lace, is accentuated by a luxurious combination of blue and white hues, with delicate golden accents that give a touch of regality to the attire.This figure holds a sheet of music, suggesting her role as a performer, and her expression is one of serene confidence. Her costume, particularly the towering headdress, which is richly decorated and structured, suggests a historical or theatrical context, possibly inspired by Baroque or Rococo styles which were known for their opulence and dramatic flare.Ernst Stern's illustration is not only a showcase of his talent in capturing intricate designs but also evokes the cultural milieu of theatrical performances in the early 20th century.