The following artwork is included: a pencil sketch on the back of half a piece of orange script paper 5 ½ in. x 8 ½ in. with two pieces of fabric used in the creation of the costume stapled to the sketch, and a pencil sketch on the back of half a piece of white script paper 5 ½ in. x 8 ½ in. with two pieces of fabric used in the creation of the costume stapled to the sketch.
Concept artwork used to design and build Leah Brahms costumes seen in the Star Trek: TNG season four episode #190 “Galaxy’s Child,” which aired the week of March 11, 1991. Doctor Leah Susan Brahms was a female Human scientist of the 24th century United Federation of Planets. Considered a leader in warp field theory and its applications, she made major contributions to the development of the Galaxy-class warp drive system. Her expertise and innovative approach led to advancements that were pivotal to Starfleet's technological progress. She became a professor at the Daystrom Institute, where she inspired countless students and continued to shape the future of space exploration. One of the costumes is a long-sleeved, gray jacket featuring gray piping, black and gray, vertical stripes, a zip and buttons down the back with a matching skirt. The other is a long-sleeved purple blouse featuring an abstract, textured pattern, matching trousers and heeled shoes attached to tights. Heritage Hollywood/Entertainment Showcase Auction #41199, Lot 4141, Wednesday March 25, 2026 - Robert Blackman.
