Tag: dance costume

Grethe Ruzt-Nissen, ca. 1922

Waldemar Eide :: Postkort (ballettdanserinne, rollebilde) med motiv av Grethe Ruzt-Nissen (ca. 1922). Eneret Mittet & Co. (nº 15) | src Oslo Museum

Grethe Ruzt-Nissen (ca. 1922)

Waldemar Eide :: Postkort (grafisk trykk i sort-hvitt) med motiv av Grethe Ruzt-Nissen (ca. 1922). Eneret Mittet & Co. (nº 9) | src Stavanger kunstmuseum

‘Die JosefsLegende’, 1922

Franz Xaver Setzer :: ‘Die Josefslegende’ by Richard Strauss. Dancers of the Vienna State Opera. Standing f.l.t.r.: Riki Raab; Anna Horvath and Hilde Steinlein. Front f.l.t.r.: Maria Mindszenty; Tilly Losch and Hedy Pfundmayr. Vienna, 1922. (Archiv Setzer-Tschiedel) | src and hi-res Getty Images

Kniepert Tanzkostüme

Ernie Kniepert :: Poster. Ernie Kniepert entwirft Tanzkostüme und ist gerne bereit d. Geehrten mitgliedern des Gremiums der wiener Tänzerinnen weitgehendst entgegenzukommen. EK | src Hilde Holger

Grethe Ruzt-Nissen, ca. 1922

Waldemar Eide :: Postkort i sort-hvitt, med motiv av Grethe Ruzt-Nissen (ca. 1922). Eneret Mittet & Co. (nº 14) | src Stavanger kunstmuseum

Nikolais Dance Company

Anne Knudsen :: Several dancers of the Nikolais Dance Company can be seen performing in an unidentified venue. The four dancers wear abstract leotards, and have contorted their bodies in such a way that they appear to be flowing as one (1980s). | src Los Angeles Herald Examiner Photo Collection (Callisphere)

The Denishawn School of Dance

Nickolas Muray :: In the summer of 1916 Martha Graham began her dance studies at The Denishawn School of Dance and Related Arts in Los Angeles. In the photograph Ted Shawn and Ruth St. Denis sit atop the rock. Martha is seated second from the right. (late 1910s-early 1920s). | src Martha Graham Center of Contemporary Dance