Tag: tanzerinnen

Alíz Madzsar dancers, 1920s

Táncosnők, Madzsar Alíz (Madzsar Józsefné Jászi Alice) hagyatékából, 1920-as évek | Dancers from the legacy of Alice Madzsar (Alice Jászi), 1920s | src Kassák Múzeum Budapest
Táncosnők, Madzsar Alíz (Madzsar Józsefné Jászi Alice) hagyatékából, 1920-as évek | Dancers from the legacy of Alice Madzsar (Alice Jászi), 1920s | src Kassák Múzeum Budapest | further information on Madzsar’s work here

Cambodian dancers, 1923

Les premières Danseuses du Roi du Cambodgeau Palais-Royal, à Phnom-Penh. Rêverie sur les danseuses cambodgiennes, La Danse Sacrée. La Danse n.38, novembre 1923. | src CND ~ Médiathèque

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

At the Kiddies Ball, ca. 1925

Arthur F. Kales :: At the Kiddies Ball, about 1925. Gelatin silver print. Verso: inscribed in blue fountain pen ink, at lower center edge: “INEZ STRYKER IN FOREGROUND (LATER MRS. KALES)”. | src The J. Paul Getty Museum

Three dancers by Antios, 1920s

Anton Josef Trčka (auch Antios) ~ Drei unbekannte Tänzerinnen in Tanzpose, 1920-1930. Silbergelatinepapier, braungetont | src Wien Museum
Antios ~ Drei unbekannte Tänzerinnen in Tanzpose, 1920-1930 (detail)

Two dancers by Antios, 1920s

Anton Josef Trčka (Antios) :: Two unknown dancers in dance pose, 1920s. Brown toned gelatin silver print. | src Wien Museum
Anton Josef Trčka (Antios) ~ Two unknown dancers in dance pose, 1920s. Brown toned gelatin silver print | src Wien Museum
Anton Josef Trčka (Antios) :: Two unknown dancers in dance pose, 1920s. Brown toned gelatin silver print. | src Wien Museum
Anton Josef Trčka ~ Zwei unbekannte Tänzerinnen in Tanzpose, 1920-1930. Silbergelatinepapier auf Untersatzpapier, braungetont | src Wien Museum
Antios ~ Zwei unbekannte Tänzerinnen in Tanzpose, 1920-1930 (detail)

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)

Primavera und Beatrice Mariagraëte, 1917

Henry Buergel Goodwin :: Primavera und Beatrice Mariagraëte, 1917. Deutsche Kunst und Dekoration. Nº 49, 1919. | src Universitätsbibliothek Heidelberg | alternative rendition
Henry Buergel Goodwin :: Primavera und Beatrice Mariagraëte, 1917. Deutsche Kunst und Dekoration. Nº 49, 1919. | src Universitätsbibliothek Heidelberg | alternative rendition
Henry Buergel Goodwin :: Primavera und Beatrice Mariagraëte, 1917. Deutsche Kunst und Dekoration. Nº 49, 1919. | src Universitätsbibliothek Heidelberg | alternative rendition
Henry Buergel Goodwin :: Primavera und Beatrice Mariagraëte, 1917. Deutsche Kunst und Dekoration. Nº 49, 1919. | src Universitätsbibliothek Heidelberg | alternative rendition