Ellen Tels, ca. 1912

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Hugo Erfurth :: Ellen Tels, tanzend, um 1912. Silver gelatine print auf mattem Papier. Abzug von 1916. Mit Blindstempel u.re. "Hugo Erfurt Dresden 1916".
Hugo Erfurth :: Ellen Tels, tanzend, um 1912. Silver gelatine print auf mattem Papier. Abzug von 1916. Mit Blindstempel u.re. “Hugo Erfurt Dresden 1916”. Von diesem Motiv existiert ebenfalls eine Fotopostkarte mit einbelichtetem Künstlersignum.
Hugo Erfurth :: Ellen Tels, dancing, around 1912. Silver gelatin printed on matte paper. Print from 1916. With blind stamp below right. “Hugo Erfurt Dresden 1916”. There is also a photo postcard of this motif with the artist’s signature imprinted on it.
src Schmidt Kunstauktionen Dresden ~ link to hi-res
Hugo Erfurth :: Ellen Tels, dancing, around 1912. Silver gelatin print on matte paper. Print from 1916. With blind stamp below right. "Hugo Erfurt Dresden 1916". Ellen Tels studied classical and free dance with Elisabeth Duncan, Isidora Duncan's younger sister, and worked at the Moscow Art Theater, where she ran her own studio from 1911 to 1919. With her ensemble she showed her own choreographic creations and made guest appearances between 1911 and 1914 in Western Europe, especially in Austria and Germany. src Schmidt Kunstauktionen Dresden
Hugo Erfurth :: Ellen Tels, tanzend, um 1912. Silver gelatine print auf mattem Papier. Abzug von 1916. Mit Blindstempel u.re. “Hugo Erfurt Dresden 1916”. Ellen Tels hatte Klassischen und Freien Tanz bei Elisabeth Duncan, der jüngeren Schwester von Isidora Duncan, studiert und war im Künstlertheater Moskau tätig, wo sie von 1911 bis 1919 ein eigenes Studio betrieb. Mit ihrem Ensemble zeigte sie choreografische Eigenkreationen und gastierte zwischen 1911 und 1914 in Westeuropa, vor allem in Österreich und Deutschland.
Hugo Erfurth :: Ellen Tels, dancing, around 1912. Silver gelatin print on matte paper. Print from 1916. With blind stamp below right. “Hugo Erfurt Dresden 1916”. Ellen Tels studied classical and free dance with Elisabeth Duncan, Isidora Duncan’s younger sister, and worked at the Moscow Art Theater, where she ran her own studio from 1911 to 1919. With her ensemble she showed her own choreographic creations and made guest appearances between 1911 and 1914 in Western Europe, especially in Austria and Germany.
src Schmidt Kunstauktionen Dresden ~ link to hi-res

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