COMMENTS: Part of a series of Loïe Fuller statuettes, which the artist kept till his death. Only 4 or 5 copies were made of each. The sculptor invited the dancer to his studio where he sketched her in various p
TITLE OF WORK: Dancing lesson, woman teacher and two pupils. Pottery: red-figured hydria (water-jar)
TYPE OF WORK: Painting, pottery, red-figured hydria vase
DATE: -425
DATE DETAILS: BC approx.
DIMENSIONS: 20.32 cm height
COMMENTS: Made in Attica, found in Nola, Naples, Italy. In the centre a woman in a chiton schistos with broad black border and apoptygma, and hair looped up with fillet, stands en face, her left resting on a sh
ARTIST: André Galland (France, 1886-1965) (drawing)
TITLE OF WORK: In the great cafés of Innsbruck: the dance of the Tyrolean singers (Dans les grands cafés d'Innsbruck: la danse des chanteurs tyroliens)
TITLE OF WORK: Mr. Balon dancing at the Opera as Amandis of Greee, performed in Paris (Monsieur Balon, dansant à l'Opéra, dans Amandis de Grèce, représenté à Paris)
TITLE OF WORK: Scene from the ballet of the "Fête des rosiers". at Her Majesty's Theatre
TYPE OF WORK: Print, woodcut
DATE: 1852
DIMENSIONS: 12.5 x 23.5 cm
COMMENTS: A ballet-divertissement for the "rentrée" of Carolina Rosati, with Mr. Mattia. Mr. Gosselin, the inventor of the ballet, has employed the capabilities of Rosa, Esper, Lamoureux and Allegrini.
TITLE OF WORK: Costume design for the ballet "Le tricorne": The Idiot
TYPE OF WORK: Watercolor on paper
DATE: 1919
COMMENTS: "Le tricorne", ballet in one act by the Ballets Russes, in Paris. Music by M. de Falla, composed for the pantomime by Martinez-Sierra. Scenario by Serge Diaghilev after the play "Le tricorne" by Alarc
TITLE OF WORK: Olympic Circus - Pas styrien by Mr. Ginezelli and Miss Adelaide (Cirque Olympique - Pas styrien, par M. Ginezelli et mademoiselle Adéla?de)
TITLE OF WORK: Portrait of Jean Börlin in the ballet "Within the quota"
TYPE OF WORK: Watercolor
DATE: 1923
DIMENSIONS: 34.5 x 22.5 cm
COMMENTS: "Within the quota", a ballet sketch for the Ballets Suédois by Gerald Murphy; music by Cole Porter, orchestrated by Charles Koechlin; sets and costumes by Gerald Murphy; choreography by Jean Börlin.
COMMENTS: These reliefs gave the name Danzantes to the gallery and to the site where they were found. Some archeologists believe they might represent dead men.