Makeup case used by makeup artist Bernadine M. Anderson, 1970s - 1990s. Creator: Unknown.

Makeup case used by makeup artist Bernadine M. Anderson, 1970s - 1990s. Creator: Unknown.

2-832-568 - Heritage Art/Heritage Images

Anderson, Hollywood's first African American female makeup artist, filed a class action lawsuit for being discriminated against because of her race. As a result she earned a 3-year apprenticeship with Warner Brothers and launched her career. Black hard-sided makeup case with silver metal hardware, including a lock & key mechanism. Hinged lid with a single, black plastic handle. Top compartment is a tray divided into two (2) sections. Underside of lid is lined with green felt. At the center is a square mirror flanked by a black elastic band on either side. The front panel is a hinged flap that folds down to reveal eight (8) wooden drawers. Each drawer has a mirrored bottom and silver-colored metal pull. Contains an array of makeup products (including stage makeup) such as foundation, blush, eye liner, adhesives, hair products, applicators, and eye shadow totaling 128 pieces.


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Creator
  1. Unknown, attributed to: :
People Related
  1. Bernadine Anderson: African-American: Make-up artist

Medium
  1. Cases (containers)

Picture Type
  1. Heritage art
  2. Object

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Digital Image Size

Pixel Dimensions (W x H) : 6195x5088
File Size : 92,345kb


Aliases

  1. 2014.15.1
  1. NMAAHC-2014_15_1_5004
  1. 0990005233
  1. 2-832-568
  1. 2014.15.1
  1. 2832568

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