‘Josephs Legende’, 1922

Franz Xaver Setzer :: ‘Josephslegende’ 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

Gerd Neggo dance group, 1920s

Gerd Neggo tantsustuudio 1920ndatel aastatel. Fotograaf: Karl Akel. Foto: Rahvusarhiiv. | Gerd Neggo dance group in the 1920s. Photographer: Karl Hugo Akel. Photo: National Archives | src Moderntantsu algusaastad Eestis

Gerda Neggo and her students

Gerd Neggo (Gerda Elwine Neggo) and her students, 1920s. | src Estonian Theater and Music Museum ~ Dancing Free online exhibition

Alice Jürna also Alice Jyrna

Alice Jürna was born in Tallinn but obtained her dance education with Mary Wigman in Dresden, and performed in 1924-25 in Wigman’s productions Szenen aus einem Tanzdrama, Bann and Ein Tanzmärchen. In 1925-26, Alice Jürna worked in a theatre in Gera under Wigman’s disciple Yvonne Georgi. Then Jürna launched a solo career, and in February 1927 gave concerts in Estonia. | src Estonian Theater and Music Museum ~ Dancing Free online exhibition

Dance Study, 1920s

Dance Study, 1920s. Unknown Russian photographer. Manfred Heiting Collection of Photography. | src MFAH ~ The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston

Nina Schelemskaya, 1920s

Max Pollak :: Nina Schelemskaya – Ellen Tels Tanzgruppe. | src Moravská Galerie

Ballet figure, 1910s-1920s

Moisei Solomonovich Nappelbaum :: Ballet, 1910s-1920s. (Collection of the State Historical Museum) | src livejournal

Bodenwieser Dancers, 1941

Max Dupain :: Bodenwieser Dancers, 1941. | src National Library of Australia

Blue Danube Waltz, 1953

Bodenwieser Ballet performance of Blue Danube Waltz, with Moira Claux, Elaine Vallance, Nina Bascolo and Biruta Apens, 1953. | src National Library of Australia

Group with instruments

Charlotte Rudolph (Dresden) :: Gruppe mit Instrumenten, 1920s. From: Das Mary Wigman-Werk. Mit Beiträgen von Mary Wigman und 80 Abbildungen. Rudolf Bach. Published by Carl Reissner Verlag, Dresden, 1933. | src Abebooks