Michel Fokine as Amoun in Cleopatra (1908). Imperial Theater Photo. Michel Fokine was Diaghilev’s chief ballet master and choreographer until his departure in 1912. He returned to the company in 1914. | src and hi res Flickr / Leo Boudreau
Atelier Jaeger :: Michel Fokine and Vera Fokina in the Ballets Russes’ production of Cleopatra. Published in Comoedia Illustre, 1914. Music: Mussorgsky, Rimsky-Korsakov, Glinka and Tcherepnin. Choreography and libretto: Michel Fokine. | src Flickr
Frederika Davis :: Rudolf Nureyev and Margot Fonteyn in Nureyev’s “La Bayadère” with the Kirov Ballet, 1961. Music: Ludwig Minkus. Choreography: Ruldof Nureyev after Marius Petipa. | src nureyev.org
Figure V. «Rising on the pointe and attitudes for balance». From “Dancing for strength and beauty (renascent dancing). A critical and practical treatise”, 1921 by Edward Scott. | src archive.org
G. Eder :: Albertina Rasch. One time première danseuse of the Imperial Opera of Vienna. She danced in the film “Virtuous Liars”. Motion Picture Classic, October 1924 issueThe Viennese ballerina and choreographer Albertina Rasch, circa 1920. George Grantham Bain News Service | src AmazonG. Eder :: Albertina Rasch. One time première danseuse of the Imperial Opera of Vienna. She danced in the film “Virtuous Liars”. Motion Picture Classic, October 1924 issue
Dancer Jenny Steiner as a clown in a revue by Rudolf Nelson, date unknown, around 1920; photo by Atelier Martin Badekow (Photo by Badekow / Ullstein Bild via Getty Images)