Posters recalling the surge of creativity that surrounded the Ballets Russes included Pablo Picasso's iconic image of the Chinese Conjuror for the audacious production of "Parade" and Jean Cocteau's poster for "Le Spectre de la rose". Costumes and stage designs presented included works by Alexander Benois, for "Le Pavillon d'Armide" and "Petrushka"; Léon Bakst, for "La Péri" and "Le Dieu bleu"; Mikhail Larionov, for "Le Soleil à Minuit"; and Natalia Goncharova, for "The Firebird" (1925 version). The exhibition also included important contemporary artists, whose works reflected the visual heritage of the Ballets Russes – notably an installation made of colorfully painted paper by the renowned Belgian artist Isabelle de Borchgrave, and items from the Imperial Porcelain Factory in St. Petersburg.