ALEXANDRE BENOIS (1870-1960) Sketch of two costumes for 'The Sleeping Beauty (i) signed and dated 'AB 1946' (lower right), (ii) inscribed in pencil 'Seignor a la Cour'. watercolour and pencil on paper 23.6 x 15.6 cm Since Diaghilev's production, Sleeping Beauty has been revived many times throughout the world. Alexandre Benois designed the costumes for several productions, including the 1946 Royal Ballet production at Covent Garden and the 1953 production at Milan's Teatro alla Scala. ALEXANDRE BENOIS (1870-1960) A set of two costume designs for The Sleeping Beauty (i) signed and dated 'AB 1946' (lower right), (ii) inscribed in pencil 'Seignor a la Cour' watercolour and pencil on paper 23.6 x 15.6 cm Since Diaghilev's production, The Sleeping Beauty has been staged in many revivals all over the world. Alexander Benois designed costumes several productions, including the 1946 Royal Ballet staging at Covent Garden and the 1953 production at Teatro alla Scala, Milan.