Edith Head Bette Davis Costume Design Sketch

A costume design image from "All About Eve", featuring Bette Davis, circa late 1940s Mixed media on Strathmore paper under glass Signed and inscribed right center: Bette from Edith Paper size: 25'' H

Estate / Collection: The Collection of EJ Gonzalez EDITH HEAD Original costume design for a gold gown worn by Grace Kelly in Alfred Hitchcock's To Catch a Thief. Pencil and

[COSTUME DESIGN] EDITH HEAD. Original costume design for a dress set worn by Kim Novak in Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo. Circa 1958. Pencil, ink and gouache sketch on paper. Unsigned, wit

[COSTUME DESIGN] EDITH HEAD. Original costume design for a dress worn by Claire Trevor in Lucy Gallant. Design for Paramount Pictures, circa 1955. Pencil and gouache sketch on paper. U

EDITH HEAD Original sketch for a dress worn by Tippi Hedren for The Birds. Circa 1963. Gouache and pencil sketch on paper. Signed in pencil (ll), with pencil notations "double" (ll), "no bunch at sea

An original costume illustration of Grace Kelly, as Frances Stevens, in Alfred Hitchcock’s film To Catch A Thief, costarring Cary Grant, designed by Edith Head (Paramount, 1955). A mixed-medium

A costume illustration likely of Elizabeth Taylor as Angela Vickers in the film production A Place in the Sun (1951). A mixed medium Edith Head costume design, unsigned; illustration likely by sketch

William Wyler directed film Head signed and did two smal additional sketches by the larger hand colored one for actress Jennifer Jones notes on back Carrie

Set of (2) Rosemary Clooney "Betty Haynes" Edith Head Costume Sketches from White Christmas (Paramount, 1954). Vintage original (2) costume sketches accompli

Edith Head (1907-1981) Original Costume Design. Pencil signed and inscribed lower margin. Watercolor on Paper. Sight Size: 21.5 x 13.75 in. Overall Framed Size: 31 x 22.75 in. Framed behind glass.

Estate / Collection: The Collection of EJ Gonzalez EDITH HEAD Original costume design for the black and white dress worn by Grace Kelly in Alfred Hitchcock's Rear Window, 1954. Pencil and gouache ske

EDITH HEAD (1897-1981) Original costume design for a daytime dress worn by Elizabeth Taylor in A Place in the Sun. An original watercolor and pencil design depicting the white dress to be worn by Eliz

EDITH HEAD (1897-1981) Original costume design for the red dress worn by Judy Garland in I Could Go On Singing, 1963. An original watercolor and pencil design depicting the red dress to be worn by Jud

Original Costume Sketch by Edith Head. It is believed this was for a Lucille Ball Costume. Unsigned. Great for any fan of I Love Lucy or Edith Head. This is a hand drawn, vintage wardrobe sketch by co

Olivia de Havilland 'Jody Norris' Costume Sketch Designed by Edith Head and Drawn by Paula Giokaris for To Each His Own. Paramount, 1946. Designed by Edith Head. Drawn by Paula Giokaris. Gouache and p

EDITH HEAD Original sketch for a gown for Jane Wyman. Paramount, the design likely for Lucy Gallant, circa 1955. Ink, pencil and gouache sketch on paper. Unsigned, with pencil notations inclu

A Gilbert Adrian Costume Design Sketch from the Broadway Musical "Camelot." Rendered in p

Edith Head Costume Illustration for Ava Gardner in Blue Bird, c1976 Edith Head (1897 - 1981), is considered to be the most influential costume designer in American film history as well as the most awa

A Costume Design Sketch by Gilbert Adrian from the Broadway Musical "Camelot."  Styl

DAREDEVIL the trial of the Incredible Hulk movie costume design sketch drawing signed by Judy Truchan. Four pieces of the fabric use for the costume is attached to the drawing some of the photos and t

This Sketch was for the dress she would wear for her Vanity Cover Girl Photograph. Small damage along edges but is stunning.

A multimedia on paper costume design sketch for Goldie Hawn in her signature look for ""The Mod, Mod World"" segment in season one of Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In (NBC, 1968-1973). The sketch is signed i

Edith Head Costume Illustration for Cicely Tyson in Blue Bird, c1976 Edith Head (1897 - 1981), is considered to be the most influential costume designer in American film history as well as the most aw

Titled Covent Gardens, Hades and signed "Wilhelm 81'". Ink watercolor and gouache. Likely the work of William John Charles Pitcher. On heavy paper laid to another sheet. Work measures 5" x 9" light ma