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Tamara Karsavina collection, 1971.
Author
Karsavina, Tamara
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Format
Visual material
Language
English
Published/Created
London : [s.n.], c1971.
Description
2 cases (80 folders) : 86 photographs ; 48 cm.
Details
Subject(s)
Karsavina, Tamara 1885-1978
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Ballet
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Pictorial works
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Related name
Macdonald, Nesta
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Francis, Francis
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Ashton, Frederick, 1904-1988
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Getty AAT genre
Photographic prints
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Compiled/Created
1971.
Notes
Title from contents note in case 1.
Cover title: Karsavina.
Black and white photographic prints, with separate text, mounted in folders (some with 1 fold, some with 2 folds) and numbered from 1-26, 30-77, with 6 unnumbered folders at end of case 2.
Text for photographs taken from Karsavina's Theatre street and from other writings. Cf. "A note on the collection," case 2.
"A note on the collection" signed in facsimile by Nesta Macdonald and Francis Francis.
Includes index.
Contents
Case 1. At the Maryinsky: 1. Koniok gorbounok. 2. Le lac des cygnes.- 3. The fisherman and the pearl. 4. Javotte. 5. Javotte, with Lydia Kyasht. 6. Russlan and Ludmilla. 7. Die Puppenfee. 8. Paquita, with Oboukhov and Poliakova. 9. La source. 10. Paquita. 11. Giselle. 12. Koniok gorbounok. 13. Le corsair. 15. Fiametta. 16. The talisman. 17. Le pavillon d'Armide. 18. Chopiniana. 19. Le carnaval. 20-21. La fille mal gardée. 22. Raymonda. 23. Le lac des cygnes. 24. Sylvia. 25. Dances to music by Couperin
At the Coliseum, 1909: 26. Kosloff and Baldina
With Diaghilev, 1909-1914: 30-31. Le festin. 32-33. Le pavillon d'Armide. 34. Les sylphides. 35. Cléopâtre. 36. Le carnaval. 37. Schéhérazade. 38. Giselle, act I. 39. Giselle, act II. 40. L'oiseau de feu. 41. Le spectre de la rose. 42. Narcisse. 43. Petrushka. 44. Le dieu bleu. 45. Thamar. 46. Daphnis and Chloe. 47. Jeux. 48. La tragédie de Salome. 49. La légende de Joseph. 50. Le coq d'or --
Case 2. With Diaghilev, 1919-1926: 51. Les femmes de bonne humeur. 52. Les contes russes. 53. Parade. 54. La boutique fantasque. 55. Le tricorne. 56. Le chant du rossignol. 57. Pulcinella. 58. Le astuzie femminili. 59. Roméo et Juliette
From the personal repertoire, 1921-1931: 60. Nursery rhymes : The queen of hearts. 61. Nursery rhymes : Little jumping Joan. 62. Slave girl. 63. The truth about the Russian dancers. 65-66. Serenade, Eine kleine Nachtmusik. 67. Le casse-noisette. 68. Russian dance. 69. Baroque angel. 70. Can-can. 71. Galop, with Keith Lester. 72. The fairy doll. 73. Mlle. de Maupin. 74. Le carnaval. 75. La revue intellectuelle. 76. Film. 77. With Anton Dolin at the gala for Nijinsky
Tamara Karsavina, photograph by Nesta Macdonald
Portraits (2 folders)
A note by Sir Frederick Ashton
A note on the collection.
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OCLC
177649237
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