The artwork titled “Costume design for the Opera ‘Prince Igor’ by Alexander Borodin” was created by Ivan Bilibin in the year 1929. It belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and is of the design genre. This piece is part of the “Prince Igor” series.
The artwork presents a meticulously detailed costume design, characterized by ornate and intricate patterns that reflect the stylistic elements of the Art Nouveau movement. The central figure, presumably Prince Igor, is depicted in elaborate armor, holding a flag and a shield adorned with a lion, symbolizing strength and valor. The composition exudes a sense of regality and grandeur, further enhanced by the figure’s imposing stance and the rich, decorative elements of the attire. The background features architectural elements reminiscent of ancient fortresses, grounding the design in a historical and culturally significant context.
