Covarrubias, Rosa, 1895-1970

found: Williams, A. Covarrubias, 1994:CIP galley (Rosa Covarrubias; d. 1970) book, p. 23 (Rosemonde, b. Sept. 6,1895)

found: NYPL Dance Collection corresp. file, 03/09/94(under Williams, Adriana: known as Rose Roland during the 1920's when she was a dancer; also known as Rose Rolanda and Rosa Rolando)

found: Wikipedia, Oct. 12, 2011under article for Miguel Covarrubias (Covarrubias designed sets and costumes for the theater including the Garrick Gaities' Rancho Mexicano number for dancer and choreographer Rosa Rolando (or Rolanda; born Rosemonde Cowan) later to take the name Rosa Covarrubias after they married in 1930)

found: The Mexican Museum, viewed Oct. 12, 2011(The Rosa and Miguel Covarrubias Collection; Miguel Covarrubias and Rosa Rolanda met in 1924 in New York City. Rosa, born in Los Angeles, was a celebrated dancer with the Morgan Dancers, performing on Broadway and in Europe. Rosa and Miguel married in 1930. Sharing similar interests in painting, dance, theater, and ethnology, they collaborated on a broad range of creative projects. They traveled all over the world, spending significant time in Europe, Cuba, Bali, China, and New York. Upon settling in Mexico, their home, at Number Five Calle de Reforma, became a meeting ground for many renowned Mexican artists and intellectuals) - http://www.mexicanmuseum.org/membership/article_news.asp?articlekey=203&language=english