Tag: dancer, Tänzerin, danseuse, danzatrice, bailarina

Ellen Tels by Hugo Erfurth

Hugo Erfuth :: Tänzerin / dancer Ellen Tels (Rabanek), 1916. | src Städel Museum
Hugo Erfuth :: The dancer Ellen Tels, 1916. | src Städel Museum
Hugo Erfuth :: The dancer Ellen Tels, 1916. Silver Gelatin Print on paper | Städel Museum Inventory Number St.F.2577

Ellen Tels von Hugo Erfurth

Hugo Erfuth :: Austrian dancer Ellen Tels-Rabanek, undated. (probably late 1910s) | src art·galerie
Hugo Erfuth :: Austrian dancer Ellen Tels-Rabanek, undated. (probably late 1910s) | src art·galerie
Hugo Erfuth :: Austrian dancer Ellen Tels-Rabanek, undated. (probably late 1910s) | src art·galerie
Hugo Erfuth :: Austrian dancer Ellen Tels-Rabanek, undated. (probably late 1910s) | src art·galerie

Erni Kniepert in Kostüm, 1933

Atelier d’Ora ~ Benda :: Erni Kniepert in Kostüm und Pose einer Inderin | Erni Kniepert in costume and pose of an Indian woman, 20-03-1933. Glass negative. | src ÖNB ~ Österreichische Nationalbibliothek

Rowe Sisters, Die Dame, 1927

Madame d’Ora :: Rowe Sisters. Revuegirls von Casino de Paris in Tüllkleidern mit Pailettener schienen. Die Dame 24/1927. | Showgirls from Casino de Paris in tulle dresses with sequins. Die Dame 24/1927. | src and hi-res Getty Images

Revuetänzerin Ruth Bayton, 1927

Atelier d’Ora – Benda ~ Ruth Bayton, Revuetänzerin von Folies Wagram im der Revue: ‘Der Zug nach dem Westen’ erschienen Uhu Magazin 10/1927. | Ruth Bayton, revue dancer from Follies Wagram in the revue: ‘The train to the west’ published in Uhu magazine 10/1927. | src Getty Images
Brauner Samt. Ruth Bayton, die behauptet, den Black Bottom erfunden zu haben. UHU Magazin B.3 H.10, Juli 1927

Tänzerin Etelka Marquita, um 1927

Madame d’Ora :: Tänzerin Etelka Marquita, um 1927. Aufnahme von d’Ora (Dora Kallmus). | src and hi-res Getty Images

by Edward Thayer Monroe

Edward Thayer Monroe :: Irene Castle (?), a sensational dancer in the flapper era. | src behold.com
Edward Thayer Monroe :: Flapper era dancer and fashion icon Irene Castle (?). | src behold.com

Note: on source, this is allegedly a portrait or fashion shot of Irene Caste (b. Irene Foote); in other sources, this image is credited as Irene Vernon’s. We will welcome further information on this image or on this sitter. Thank you!

Die Tänzerin Trudl Dubsky, 1930

Madame d’Ora :: Die Tänzerin Trudl Dubsky, Mitglied des Bodenwieser-Ensembles. Wien, um 1930. | Dancer Trudl Dubsky, member of the Bodenwieser ensemble. Vienna, ca. 1930. | src Wina. Das Jüdische Stadtmagazin