Japanese Geisha dancing with fan. Source: Japanese and Indonesians costumes by Emile Gallois. Editeur Henri Laurens. Published Paris 1930.
Japanese Geisha dancing with fan.
Tag: Dance costumes
Nô, Noh-men or Omote, jap. 能 楽 robes.
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La Sylphide. The ballerina Marie Taglioni dancing the Flore.
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Fanny Elssler dances the Cachucha, 1836
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Élisa Rachel Félix in the role of Roxane “Bajazet” by J. B. Racine.
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Cornélie Falcon. Costume of Rachel in the opera “Jewess”.
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Espagnol Bolero. Spanish Bolero dancer and a guitar player.
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Costume Espagnol, Bolero. Spanish bolero dancers.
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The Motrebs. Persian dancer and musicians, 16th century.
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The Egg Dance at the court of Bhopal.
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