Category: dance, Tanz, danse, danza, dansa, tansii

Art study of Anna Ludmilla, 1922

James Wallace Pondelicek :: Dryad. An art study of Anna Ludmila (sic) (b. Jean Marie Kaley). Shadowland October 1922. | src internet archive

Dancer Anna Ludmilla, 1930

Anna Ludmilla by Sasha
Sasha (Alexander Stewart) :: American ballet dancer Anna Ludmilla (b. Jean Marie Kaley) whose work included leading roles in ballets as well as Broadway musicals, 22 March, 1930. | src and hi-res Getty Images

Two dancers by Fleckenstein

Louis Fleckenstein :: [Two Women Dancing in the Woods], 1907–1943. | src The J. Paul Getty Museum
Louis Fleckenstein :: [Two Women Dancing in the Woods], 1907–1943. | src The J. Paul Getty Museum
Louis Fleckenstein :: [Dancers in Garden], 1907–1943. | src The J. Paul Getty Museum
Louis Fleckenstein :: [Dancers in Garden], 1907–1943. | src The J. Paul Getty Museum
Louis Fleckenstein :: [Dancers in Garden], 1907–1943. | src The J. Paul Getty Museum
Louis Fleckenstein :: [Dancers in Garden], 1907–1943. | src The J. Paul Getty Museum
Louis Fleckenstein :: [Dancers in Garden], 1907–1943. | src The J. Paul Getty Museum
Louis Fleckenstein :: [Dancers in Garden], 1907–1943. | src The J. Paul Getty Museum
Louis Fleckenstein :: [Dancers in Garden], 1907–1943. | src The J. Paul Getty Museum
Louis Fleckenstein :: [Dancers in Garden], 1907–1943. | src The J. Paul Getty Museum
Louis Fleckenstein :: [Dancers in Garden], 1907–1943. | src The J. Paul Getty Museum
Louis Fleckenstein :: [Dancers in Garden], 1907–1943. | src The J. Paul Getty Museum
Louis Fleckenstein :: [Dancers in Garden], 1907–1943. | src The J. Paul Getty Museum
Louis Fleckenstein :: [Dancers in Garden], 1907–1943. | src The J. Paul Getty Museum

Lubélia Stichini, 1928

Jaquim da Silva Nogueira :: Portuguese dancer Lubélia Stichini, 1928. | src Museu Nacional do Teatro e da Dança on Google Arts

Two barefoot poses, 1920s

Photographer unknown, Two barefoot poses outdoors. Original print. OE [Otton Engel’s repository, Moscow.
Formerly in the collection of Irina Malakhova.] | src Nicoletta Misler’s The Russian Art of Movement 1920-1930