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[Ballets Russes] Danilova, Alexandra. (1903–1997). Signed Costume Photograph. A very fine original Maurice Seymour 8 x 10 inch photograph, boldly signed and inscribed by the great Russian dancer. One corner dinged, otherwise excellent.
One of the most popular dancers of her time, she was a star at St. Petersburg's Imperial Ballet, with the Ballets Russes under Sergei Diaghilev, and then with the Ballets Russes de Monto Carlo after Diaghilev's death. One of the greatest dancers of her time, she created numerous important Balanchine roles and was an important teacher at the School of American Ballet.
One of the most popular dancers of her time, she was a star at St. Petersburg's Imperial Ballet, with the Ballets Russes under Sergei Diaghilev, and then with the Ballets Russes de Monto Carlo after Diaghilev's death. One of the greatest dancers of her time, she created numerous important Balanchine roles and was an important teacher at the School of American Ballet.
[Ballets Russes] Danilova, Alexandra. (1903–1997). Signed Costume Photograph. A very fine original Maurice Seymour 8 x 10 inch photograph, boldly signed and inscribed by the great Russian dancer. One corner dinged, otherwise excellent.
One of the most popular dancers of her time, she was a star at St. Petersburg's Imperial Ballet, with the Ballets Russes under Sergei Diaghilev, and then with the Ballets Russes de Monto Carlo after Diaghilev's death. One of the greatest dancers of her time, she created numerous important Balanchine roles and was an important teacher at the School of American Ballet.
One of the most popular dancers of her time, she was a star at St. Petersburg's Imperial Ballet, with the Ballets Russes under Sergei Diaghilev, and then with the Ballets Russes de Monto Carlo after Diaghilev's death. One of the greatest dancers of her time, she created numerous important Balanchine roles and was an important teacher at the School of American Ballet.