Category: dancer, Tänzerin, danseuse, danzatrice, bailarina

Mona Maris by Balász, 1928

Atelier Balasz :: Schauspielerin Mona Maris in dem Karnevalskostuem “Tirolienne”. Modell: Herrmann Gerson. Entwurf: Joe Strasser. Veröffentlicht: Die Dame 8/1929. | Actress Mona Maris in a “Tirolienne” carnival costume. Published in Die Dame 8/1929. | src and hi-res Getty Images

Marika Rökk beim Spitzentanz

Ungarischer Schauspielerin Maria Roekk / Rokk (Marika Rökk) beim Spitzentanz (in Pointe) veröff. Februar 1930 (published in February 1930. (Photo by Ullstein Bild. Uncredited photographer) | src and hi-res Getty Images

Marika Rokk looking into a crystal ball, 1930

Sasha / Alexander Stewart :: Marika Rokk looking into a crystal ball. She is appearing in a production of ‘The Folies Pures’ at the Victoria Palace Theatre, 30th May 1930. (Hulton Archive) | src Getty Images

Sylvia Chen, late 1920s

Aleksandr Grinberg :: Dancer Silvija (Sylvia) Chen, studio of Vera Maya. A scenic study, Moscow, Russia, late 1920s (or ca. 1925). (Photo by Alexander Danilovich Grinberg / Foto Soyuz) | src Getty Images

Dancer Sylvia Chen, late 1920s

Aleksandr Grinberg :: Dancer Silvija (Sylvia) Chen, studio of Vera Maya. A scenic study, Moscow, Russia, late 1920s (or ca. 1925). (Photo by Alexander Danilovich Grinberg / Foto Soyuz) | src Getty Images

Celebration in the Hotel Bristol

Hans Robertson – Atelier Robertson :: Celebration in the Hotel Bristol in Berlin. From left, standing row: Trude Engelhart (?), Grete Wallmann, Vera Skoronel, Gret Palucca, Yvonne Georgi. From left, sitting: Elisabeth Wigman, Mary Wigman, Berthe Trümpy, Hanya Holm; links Harald Kreutzberg, ca. 1929. Published in Berliner Illustrirte Zeitung [BIZ] 48/1929. | src Getty Images

Dancer Silvija Chen, 1925-30

Aleksandr Grinberg :: Dancer Silvija Chen (also Sylvia Chen). A scenic study. Studio of Vera Maya, Moscow, Russia, 1925-1929. (FotoSoyuz) | src and hi-res Getty Images

Fokina in Der blaue Gott, 1914

Ballett Tänzerin Vera Fokina (Russland). Rollenporträt in dem Ballett “Der blaue Gott” (The Blue God), 1914. (Ullstein Bild). | src Getty Images