Tag: 1910s

Ervina Kupferová role portraits

František Drtikol :: Ervina Kupferova en Cléopâtre. Photographie originale, ca. 1920 | src Drouot

Tirage argentique en brun contrecollé sur carton représentant Ervina Kupferova en Cléopâtre. Ervína Kupferová, danseuse célèbre fut la femme de Frantisek Drtikol. (src: Drouot)

František Drtikol ~ (Role) Portrait of Ervina Kupferova, 1919 | src mutualArt

Jarmila Kronbauerová, 1913-14

František Drtikol :: Portrait of actress Jarmila Kronbauerová, 1914. Vintage oil print on matte paper, signed lower right in pencil on the recto “Drtikol & Spol” and dated. | src Aukční dům Zezula
František Drtikol :: Portrait of actress Jarmila Kronbauerová, 1913. Vintage oil print on matte paper, signed lower right in pencil on the recto “Drtikol & Spol” and dated. | src Aukční dům Zezula

Ebon Strandin in Plastika ballet

Atelier Jaeger, Stockholm :: Ebon Strandin [Ebon Theodora Vilhelmina Strandin (1894-1977)] i baletten Plastiska danser, Kungliga Operan 1913. Skannat glasnegativ. | src Musik- och teaterbiblioteket

Pierrot och Pierrette, 1918

Jean Börlin and Ebon Strandin in Pierrot and Pierrette, photo: Atelier Moderne, Copenhagen, 1918. [original: Jean Börlin och Ebon Strandin i Pierrot och Pierrette, foto: Atelier Moderne, Köpenhamn, 1918.] | src Dansmuseet on IG
Jean Börlin and Ebon Strandin in Pierrot and Pierrette, photo: Atelier Moderne, Copenhagen, 1918. [original: Jean Börlin och Ebon Strandin i Pierrot och Pierrette, foto: Atelier Moderne, Köpenhamn, 1918.] | src Dansmuseet on IG

Opium (1919)

Opium, Robert Reinert, Germany, 1919. (Theo Matyko ’19) “This 1919 silent film was released during a lull in censorship restrictions after the first world war. Crowds lined up around the block for weeks to see its celebration of decadence and sexual liberty. The rare original poster is six feet tall.” | src The Guardian

La Syphilis (1910s)

Louis Raemaekers :: L’Hecatombe. La Syphilis. “An image meant to warn Belgian soldiers returning from the front of the dangers of ‘The French Pox’. It depicts a dangerous woman standing both seductively and menacingly in front of a field of graves.” | src The Guardian

Lyda Borelli as Salomé

Mario Nunes Vais ~ Lyda Borelli as Salomé, 1905-1910. Spanish postcard by Amadeo Barcelona | src JFP # 105
Lyda Borelli in her outfit for her stage version of Oscar Wilde’s Salomé. Spanish postcard by Amadeo, Barcelona.| src Flickr

Marya Delvard by Hugo Erfurth

Hugo Erfurth :: Marya Delvard, Dresden, 1910, aus dem Album ‘Ausstellung Hugo Erfurth – Bildnisse aus dem XX. Jahrhundert, Konstanz 1949’. | src MK&G ~ Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe (Hamburg)
Hugo Erfurth :: Marya Delvard, Dresden, 1910. | src MK&G ~ Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe (Hamburg)