Tag: anna pavlowa

Pavlowa (MPW March 1916)

Pavlowa The Incomparable in "The Dumb Girl of Portici". The Moving Picture World, March 1916 [detail]
Pavlowa The Incomparable in “The Dumb Girl of Portici”. The Moving Picture World, March 1916 [detail]
Pavlowa The Incomparable in "The Dumb Girl of Portici". The Moving Picture World, March 1916
Pavlowa The Incomparable in “The Dumb Girl of Portici”. Published in The Moving Picture World, March 1916

Anna Pavlova, 1924

Anna Pavlova. The great creator of The Swan, the incomparable star of classical dance, gave two evenings of dances during the magnificent Olympic art season organized at the Champs-Elysées theater, that gained enthusiastic success. Original: La grande créatrice du Cygne, l’incomparable étoile de la danse classique, a donné, au cours de la magnifique saison d’art Olympique organisée au Théâtre des Champs-Elysées, deux soirées de danses qui ont obtenu un succès enthousiaste. Le Théâtre et Comœdia illustré, Juin 1924. | src BnF ~ Gallica
Anna Pavlova. The great creator of The Swan, the incomparable star of classical dance, gave two evenings of dances during the magnificent Olympic art season organized at the Champs-Elysées theater, that gained enthusiastic success. Original: La grande créatrice du Cygne, l’incomparable étoile de la danse classique, a donné, au cours de la magnifique saison d’art Olympique organisée au Théâtre des Champs-Elysées, deux soirées de danses qui ont obtenu un succès enthousiaste. Le Théâtre et Comœdia illustré, Juin 1924. | src BnF ~ Gallica

Pavlova in Christmas by Kallmus

Madame d’Ora ~ Anna Pavlova, in costume for the solo “Christmas”, before 1929 | src State Library of New South Wales
Madame d’Ora ~ Ballettänzerin Anna Pavlova, Anna Pawlowa (1881-1931). Porträt in einer Weihnachtspantomime, ca. 1925, Fotografie von d’Ora | src getty images

Anna Pavlova in Bacchanale

Madame Anna Pavlova (here, in Bacchanale or Bacchanal, around 1911), the celebrated Russian dancer. Beagles postcard nº 63 T. Ph. by Schneider. | src painting in light’s Flickr

«Cléopâtre», London, 1923

E.O. Hoppé :: Anna Pavlova as Cleopatra and Laurent Novikoff as Amoun in «Cléopâtre» at Ivy House, Hampstead Heath, London, England, 1923. | src E.O. Hoppé Estate Collection / Ballets Russes (1909-1929)

Sterbender Schwan, 1920

Ernst Oppler :: Anna Pawlowa als “Sterbender Schwan”. Radierung (Etching). Vom Künstler signiert und nummeriert. 1920. | src Bassenge Auktionen

Anna Pavlova, ca. 1915

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