N^.Nd. MMW230 Poncho Skirt and Sash Shawl (Macana) Mexican, 20Th C
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CI 69.8 Robe for a Woman (IZAR). Iraqi, Baghdad, early 20th cent. Demonstration of doning robe, modelled by MMA Staff Member Photographed by Katrina Thomas **+> Jane £llis For: THE MUSEUM OF COSTUME ART 9 Rockefeller Plaza 630 FlfthAvenue Columbus 5-7734-4535 Circle 7-$£±3; 2431 Painted on natural colored bark.cloth is a poncho from Bolivia, another unusual and rare fibre garment made by- man from the elements in his envlromraent. -\Bhown in new exhibition, "Adventures in Textures" at Museum of Costume Art, opening Thursday July iity continuing through September. Along with contemporary U.S. wartime fabrics for fall, (poncho lent by %erican kus Natural History.) For: THE MUSEUM OF COSTUME ART Jane ^llis 630 Fifth Avenue 9 Rockefeller Plaza Circle 7-2431 Columbus 5-7784-S535 PHOTO GRATIS Fish skin, one of the rare and exotic textiles employed by man, shown in forthcoming exhibition "Adventures In Textures" At The Muneutf of Costume Art, opening Thursday July 16 fltwfctinuing through September. Modern contemporary fabrics by U.S. manufacturers for wartime consumption ar8 included. i**""- B 155857 Portugal. OYal-shaped pillbox of black velvet with black ostrich and pestel-colored feathers on top of crown; worn over an embroidered wool kerchief of deep lemon yellow, which is tied under the chin. Gift of Mrs. James Ors<e (CI 41.85.24ab) In the exhibition FESTIVE FOLK COSTUMES, on view at The Costume Institute of The Metropolitan Museum of irt.