Fred Boissonnas getting ready to shoot the Acropolis of Athens,(1903-1930). Unknown photographer. [Ο Μπουασονά φωτογραφίζει την Ακρόπολη Πηγή] / source: www.lifo.gr
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Elli Sougiultzoglou Seraïdari (aka Nelly’s / Νελλυς) ::
Hungarian dancer Lila Nicolska (Yelizaveta Nikolska)
in
the Acropolis, 1929 / src: presspop.gr/nellys/
Nelly’s (Elli Sougioultzoglou-Seraïdari) :: Dancer Mona Paeva,
naked at the Acropolis holding only a small olive strand, Athens,
Greece, 1927 / source: lifo.gr and 69magazine
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Braun, Clément & Cie :: The Propylaia to
the Acropolis, Athens, Greece, Europe; negative 1869; print about 1890;
Carbon print / source: J. Paul Getty Museum
Richard Avedon :: Jean Shrimpton at the Caryatid Porch of the Erechtheion, Parthenon, Athens, 1967
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Elli Sougiultzoglou
Seraïdari
(aka Nelly’s / Νελλυς) :: Dancer in the Acropolis, 1920’s [probably Hungarian dancer Lila Nicolska (Yelizaveta Nikolska)]
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Edward Steichen :: Thérèse Duncan, Isadora Duncan daughter, at the Acropolis, Athens, 1921 / src: Stephen Ellcock on instagram
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Note: ‘Isadora’s adopted daughter, Thérèse, agreed to pose for
Steichen’s camera, and, in his autobiography, he described their session which produced more interesting results: “She was a living reincarnation of a Greek nymph. Once, while photographing the Parthenon, I lost sight of her, but I could hear her. When I asked where she was, she raised her arms in answer. I swung the camera around and photographed her arms against the background of the Erechtheum.”’
(A Life in Photography, chap. 6). source of text
Nelly’s (Elli Sougioultzoglou-Seraïdari) ::
Dancer Mona Paeva, naked at the Acropolis, Athens, Greece, 1928 / source: www.lifo.gr
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Edward Steichen :: Thérèse Duncan, adopted daughter of Isadora Duncan, at The Parthenon, Athens, 1921 / src: La Petite Melancolie (now deactivated)
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