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Dolce & Gabbana Catalogues
Dolce & Gabbana
Milan, 2016
Two catalogues for Dolce & Gabbana's Fall/Winter 2016/2017 collections, one for women and one for children. The theme of the collection was fairy tales.
Dolce & Gabbana Fashion Show Invitation
Dolce & Gabbana
Milan, 2016
Invitation to the Dolce & Gabbana Fall/Winter 2016/2017 show in Milan, featuring their fairy tale collection.
Fairytale Brownies Catalogue
Brownies.com
Phoenix, 2022
Christmas 2022 catalogue for Fairytale Brownies company. Fairy with a chef hat as part of the logo. Slogan is "A Taste of Pure Enchantment."
Little Miss Muffet Fights Back: Recommended Non-Sexist Books About Girls for Young Readers
Feminists on Children's Media (eds.)
Feminists on Children's Media
New York, 1971
Side-stapled volume, measuring 9x3.75 inches. 48 pages. Illustrated throughout, printed in olive green ink. First edition of this feminist biography for parents, educators, and librarians, recommending children’s titles that promote respect for girls. Fine.
Program: Cinderella
London, 2021
Program for new musical Cinderella with book by Emerald Fennell and music/lyrics by Andrew Lloyd Webber. A production that rewrites the tale for a modern audience, setting the show in a town that values physical beauty above all else. The show satirizes plastic surgery and our fame and youth-obsessed culture. Prince Charming is thought to be dead and Cinderella is a childhood friend of his younger brother. Cinderella is fiercely independent and rebellious until she realizes she loves the young prince, and with the help of a plastic surgeon fairy godmother, changes her looks to appeal to him at the ball, where he unfortunately kisses another woman, until he realizes the blonde he didn't recognize was actually Cinderella. Prince Charming returns and reveals he's gay and had run away so he wouldn't have to marry a woman. It still ends with happily ever after. The storyline changes make the story much more reminiscent of The Little Mermaid and Snow White than Cinderella.
Program: Cinderella
En Face Magazine Vol. 30, No. 6, March/April 2023
San Francisco Ballet
San Francisco, 2023
Program for Christopher Wheeldon's CINDERELLA, performed by San Francisco Ballet at the War Memorial Opera House on April 1st at 2pm. 66 pages, illustrated throughout with pictures and articles. Casting sheet for the specific performance laid in. Fine
Program: Giselle
En Face Magazine Vol. 30, No. 4, Feb/March 2023
San Francisco Ballet
San Francisco, 2023
Program for Helgi Tomasson's GISELLE, performed by San Francisco Ballet on March 4th, 2023 at the War Memorial Opera House. 58 pages, illustrated throughout with pictures and articles. Fine.
Program: Into the Woods
Hollywood Bowl Performances Magazine
Los Angeles, July 23-28 2019
Program for weekend staging of the musical Into the Woods. 105 pages, illustrated throughout with photographs. Also includes information for other shows performed in the week. Fine.
Program: The Little Mermaid / Shostakovich Trilogy
Vol. 96, No. 7
San Francisco Ballet
San Francisco, April 2019
Program for San Francisco Ballet’s production of The Little Mermaid. 65 pages, illustrated throughout with photographs. Also includes information for the staging of the Shostakovich Trilogy. Fine.
The Bésame Bugle Sleeping Beauty: The 1959 Edition Makeup Insert
Bésame Cosmetics
2019
Facsimile newspaper inserted with Bésame Cosmetics limited edition Sleeping Beauty eyeshadow palette. Features stories about Mary Costa (voice of Aurora), Helene Stanley (model for Aurora), information about the full Sleeping Beauty makeup collection, and information about the film itself. Also features instructions to accomplish character-based makeup looks and a short paragraph about the makeup company.
The Little Mermaid performance fans
The Hollywood Bowl and Disney
Los Angeles, 2019
Pictorial fans produced for the 30th anniversary celebration of Disney’s The Little Mermaid. The film was screened at the Hollywood Bowl with the Los Angeles Philharmonic accompanying. Front includes an illustration of Ariel with the title and “30 Years,” back includes a poem “Make Waves,” about the cultural significance of The Little Mermaid, and social media handles. Plastic and cardboard, some warping to cardboard but otherwise fine.
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