Tag: dance figure

Nöd + Tre dansöser , 1917

Uno Falkengren (1889 – 1965) :: Nöd | Famine, 1917. Sepiaplatinotyp monterat på kartong. | src Moderna Museet
Uno Falkengren (1889 – 1965) :: Tre dansöser, 1917 | Three dancers, 1917. Gelatin silver print. | src Moderna Museet

Dance figures (Popard), 1920s

Pierre Apers :: Gymnast and dance teacher Irène Popard, 1925-1930. Signed on the negative in the photo on the lower right corner. | src catawiki
Pierre Apers :: Gymnast and dance teacher Irène Popard (and other), 1925-1930. Signed on the negative in the photo on the lower right corner. | src catawiki

Elizabeth Duncan dancers (probably)

Arnold Genthe :: Unidentified dancers, possibly Elizabeth Duncan dancers, 1911-1942. Nitrate negative. | src Library of Congress
Arnold Genthe :: Unidentified dancers, possibly Elizabeth Duncan dancers, 1911-1942. Nitrate negative. | src Library of Congres

Frieze Silhouette, ca. 1923

Fred Daniels :: Frieze Silhouette (ca. 1923). A picture taken on the road to the Cap d’Antibes, with the fort and old town of Antibes in the distance. From: Margaret Morris and Fred Daniels, Margaret Morris Dancing (London: Kegan Paul & Co., 1926), plate 30. | src Theatres of War: Experimental Performance in London, 1914–1918 and Beyond by Grace Brockington

Les Funambules by Loïs Hutton

Fred Daniels :: Children of the Margaret Morris (John Fergusson's wife) Summer School at Pourville; Cap d'Antibes, France, early 1920s performing 'Les Funambules', choreographed by by Loïs Hutton. Daily Express, February 26th, 1925. | src blogspot
Fred Daniels :: Children of the Margaret Morris (John Fergusson’s wife) Summer School at Pourville; Cap d’Antibes, France, early 1920s performing ‘Les Funambules’, choreographed by by Loïs Hutton. Daily Express, February 26th, 1925. | src blogspot
Fred Daniels :: Margaret Morris Dancers in “Les Funambules” by Loïs Hutton. | src Margaret Morris Movement on FB
Fred Daniels :: Margaret Morris Dancers in “Les Funambules” by Loïs Hutton. | src Margaret Morris Movement on FB
"Les Funambules", a dance composed and costumes designed by Loïs Hutton. ph: Fred Daniels. | src irenebrination
“Les Funambules”, a dance composed and costumes designed by Loïs Hutton. ph: Fred Daniels. | src irenebrination
"Les Funambules". An interesting effect of sunlight in a dance composed and costumes designed by Loïs Hutton to music by Schumman. Photographer: Fred Daniels. Plate XXXVII. | src irenebrination (typepad)
“Les Funambules”. An interesting effect of sunlight in a dance composed and costumes designed by Loïs Hutton to music by Schumman. Photographer: Fred Daniels. Plate XXXVII. | src irenebrination (typepad)

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)