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[Ballets Russes] Diaghilev, Sergei. (1872-1929) [Beaumont, Cyril. (1891–1976)]. "Serge Diaghilev," Presentation Copy from Beaumont. London: Putnam. 1945. "Serge Diaghilev: His Life, His Work, His Legend: An Intimate Biography" by Serge Lifar. 556 pp. In original dustjacket with a few chips, glue remnants inside front board, but good condition overall. With a few newspaper clippings laid in, including an obituary for Romola Nijinsky.
Signed presentation slip affixed to the inside front board from Beaumont, the influential British dance historian and critic, who from 1910 to 1965 owned and operated a world-famous dance bookshop in Charing Cross Road.
Signed presentation slip affixed to the inside front board from Beaumont, the influential British dance historian and critic, who from 1910 to 1965 owned and operated a world-famous dance bookshop in Charing Cross Road.
[Ballets Russes] Diaghilev, Sergei. (1872-1929) [Beaumont, Cyril. (1891–1976)]. "Serge Diaghilev," Presentation Copy from Beaumont. London: Putnam. 1945. "Serge Diaghilev: His Life, His Work, His Legend: An Intimate Biography" by Serge Lifar. 556 pp. In original dustjacket with a few chips, glue remnants inside front board, but good condition overall. With a few newspaper clippings laid in, including an obituary for Romola Nijinsky.
Signed presentation slip affixed to the inside front board from Beaumont, the influential British dance historian and critic, who from 1910 to 1965 owned and operated a world-famous dance bookshop in Charing Cross Road.
Signed presentation slip affixed to the inside front board from Beaumont, the influential British dance historian and critic, who from 1910 to 1965 owned and operated a world-famous dance bookshop in Charing Cross Road.