Arnold Genthe :: Study of a cat. Photograph shows close-up portrait of a cat, possibly one of the cats that Arnold Genthe called Buzzer, between 1910-1919. Gelatin silver print. Library of Congress | src Flickr
Arnold Genthe :: Lisa Duncan dancing on a beach, Long Beach, Calif., ca. 1915 | src NYPL, Isadora Duncan CollectionArnold Genthe :: Anna Duncan dancing; between 1920 and 1942; from a photograph taken ca. 1920. Lantern slide. | src Library of Congress
Arnold Genthe :: Modern Torso, ca. 1918. Gelatin silver print. | src The J. Paul Getty Museum > permalinkModern Torso (1918) by Arnold Genthe. Published in Vogue magazine (1938) | src BnF · Gallica
Arnold Genthe:: Anna Pavlowa, about 1915. Gelatin silver print. «The Russian ballerina Anna Pavlowa (or Pavlova) so greatly admired Arnold Genthe’s work that she made the unusual decision to visit his studio, rather than have him come to her rehearsals. The resulting portrait of the prolific dancer, leaping in mid-air, is the only photograph to capture Pavlowa in free movement. Genthe regarded this print as one of the best dance photographs he ever made.» src The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles