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Portrait of Isadora Duncan dancing (brush and Indian ink over traces of graphite
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Portrait of Isadora Duncan dancing (brush and Indian ink over traces of graphite
1217595 Portrait of Isadora Duncan dancing (brush and Indian ink over traces of graphite, corrected in white bodycolour on fine-textured off-white paper) by Bakst, Leon (1866-1924); 48.9x33.3 cm; Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford, UK; (add.info.: Brush and Indian ink over traces of graphite, corrected in white bodycolour on fine-textured off-white paper); eAshmolean Museum; Russian, out of copyright
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American Dancer Ballet Ballets Russes Westernart Isadora Duncan
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This print showcases the mesmerizing "Portrait of Isadora Duncan dancing" by Leon Bakst. The artwork, created with brush and Indian ink over traces of graphite, corrected in white bodycolor on fine-textured off-white paper, measures 48.9x33.3 cm and is housed at the Ashmolean Museum in the University of Oxford, UK. In this exquisite portrait, Bakst beautifully captures the essence of Isadora Duncan's graceful movements as she dances across the canvas. The flowing lines and delicate details bring her to life, evoking a sense of movement and freedom that was characteristic of Duncan's revolutionary style. Isadora Duncan was an American dancer who made a significant impact on the world of ballet in the early 20th century. This portrait not only pays homage to her talent but also reflects her influence on Russian ballet through its connection to Ballets Russes. The artist's use of brushwork and ink creates a dynamic composition that perfectly encapsulates both Duncan's physicality and artistic spirit. Through his masterful technique, Bakst manages to capture not just a moment frozen in time but also the energy and passion that radiated from Isadora Duncan whenever she danced. This remarkable piece serves as a testament to both Bakst's skill as an artist and Isadora Duncan's enduring legacy within Western art history. It is truly a treasure within the Ashmolean Museum collection for all admirers of dance and fine art alike.
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