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Nijinsky 1913 "Spectre de la Rose" Russian Dancer, Nijinski Marriage

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Nijinsky 1913 "Spectre de la Rose" Russian Dancer, Nijinski Marriage
A period document of 1913 concerning Vaslav Nijinsky and the Russian Ballet, with a portrait photograph by Bert. The document relates to dance, the Ballets Russes, and a top-hatted subject, the title inscribed as "Spectre de la Rose". An archival original from the early twentieth century documenting one of the defining figures of modern ballet.
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Year
1913
Publication
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Type
Clipping
Photographer
Bert
Size
approx. 26 x 35 cm | 10.2 x 13.8"
Item #
F23-81826
Ballet
portrait
Russian ballet
top hat
Vaslav Nijinsky
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