Itta Penzo in the role of Taiakh

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N. Vlas’evsky :: Itta Penzo in the role of Taiakh in the ballet Joseph the Beautiful, 1926. Artist’s photographic print, signed: “Vlas’evsky”. Music by S. Vasilenko, designs by B. Erdman and choreography by K. Goleizovsky for the Odessa Theatre of Opera and Ballet, Catalogue of the second “Art of Movement” exhibition, 1926. | src Nicoletta Misler's “The Russian Art of Movement 1920-1930”
N. Vlas’evsky :: Itta Penzo in the role of Taiakh in the ballet Joseph the Beautiful, 1926. Artist’s photographic print, signed: “Vlas’evsky”. Music by S. Vasilenko, designs by B. Erdman and choreography by K. Goleizovsky for the Odessa Theatre of Opera and Ballet, Catalogue of the second “Art of Movement” exhibition, 1926. | src Nicoletta Misler’s “The Russian Art of Movement 1920-1930”
N. Vlas'evsky :: Itta Penzo. Bridge on demi-point, 1926. © Collection Otton Engel’s repository, Moscow. Original photographic print, signed: “Vlas’evsky”. Catalogue of the second “Art of Movement” exhibition, 1926. | src Het Nieuwe Instituut: Space Embodied. The Russian Art of Movement 1920-1930
N. Vlas’evsky :: Itta Penzo. Bridge on demi-point, 1926. © Collection Otton Engel’s repository, Moscow. Original photographic print, signed: “Vlas’evsky”. Catalogue of the second “Art of Movement” exhibition, 1926. | src Het Nieuwe Instituut: Space Embodied. The Russian Art of Movement 1920-1930

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