Box 2

Two works in file. Drei Damen aus Xerxes and Pamina.

The costume design series consists of both named and unnamed costume designs from throughout Neher's career. These works focus on clothing, accessories, and sometimes contain notes about materials to be used in the final costume. In many cases, the play an exact costume design was for is unknown. The character design series also includes works that show what costumes looked like for particular characters.

Fifteen works in this file: "Chor," "Der Konig," "Bote," "Theresias und Knabe," "Wächter," "Chorführer und Chor," "2. Bote," "Kreon," "Antigone," "Hamon," "Kreon," "Wächter," "2. Bote," "Ismene," and "Antigone."

Eight works in this file: "Polizeichef," "Volk Männlich," "Volk Weiblich," "Der Kavallier," "Cardillac," "Die Tochter," "Die Dame," and "Offizier."

Ten works in this file. "Orgon," "Damis, sein Sohn," "Elmire," "Elmire," "Frau Pernelle," "Marianne und Frau Pernelle," "Marianne, Dorine, und Flipote," "Valere Bräutigam und Claeamte, Elmiras Bruder," "Orgon und Damis," and "Tartuffe, Loyal, und Beamter."

Possibly for Im Dickicht der Städte by Bertold Brecht, perhaps performed in 1923 or 1924.

The costume design series consists of both named and unnamed costume designs from throughout Neher's career. These works focus on clothing, accessories, and sometimes contain notes about materials to be used in the final costume. In many cases, the play an exact costume design was for is unknown. The character design series also includes works that show what costumes looked like for particular characters.

The costume design series consists of both named and unnamed costume designs from throughout Neher's career. These works focus on clothing, accessories, and sometimes contain notes about materials to be used in the final costume. In many cases, the play an exact costume design was for is unknown. The character design series also includes works that show what costumes looked like for particular characters.

Possibly for Im Dickicht der Städte by Bertold Brecht, perhaps performed in 1923 or 1924.

The costume design series consists of both named and unnamed costume designs from throughout Neher's career. These works focus on clothing, accessories, and sometimes contain notes about materials to be used in the final costume. In many cases, the play an exact costume design was for is unknown. The character design series also includes works that show what costumes looked like for particular characters.