Rubinstein Collection (#3)

Leather Breton by Chez Elle
Model wearing a beige and white leather Breton tied under the chin by Chez Elle. Worn with make-up by Helena Rubinstein using " French Beige" Silk Tone Foundation under " Golden

Reading the Tatler at Helena Rubinstein, 1917
A lady waiting for an appointment at the beauty salon of Madame Helena Rubinstein whiles away the time by reading a copy of The Tatler. Date: 1917

Helena Rubinstein light treatment for wrinkles, 1917
The blue light treatment at Madame Helena Rubinstein s, to transform the woman with lined and tired eyes, as it feeds the skin and overcomes wrinkles. Date: 1917

Helena Rubinstein facial, 1917
A lady receiving the famous skin-clearing treatment at the beauty salon of the legendary Madame Helena Rubinstein. Date: 1917

HELENA RUBINSTEIN (1872-1965). American (Polish-born) businesswoman. Photograph, c1920

RACEHORSE, 1902. Rubinstein. American racehorse. Illustration, 1902

ANTON RUBINSTEIN (1829-1894). Russian pianist and composer. Original carte-de-visite photograph

Costume design by Leon Bakst (1866-1924) 1912, for Helen (Ida Rubinstein) in the verse-play Helene de Sparte by Emile Verhaeren, music by Deodat de Severac

Our National Music, Boston, c1888. Group portrait of musical personalities who could be heard in America including Anton Rubinstein, Albani, Patti, Dvorak, Gounod, Joachim, Richter, Verdi, Sullivan

Anton Rubinstein (1829-1894) Russian pianist and composer. From The Cabinet Portrait Gallery (London, 1890-1894). Woodburytype after photograph by W & D Downey

RUBINSTEIN, Anton Grigoryevich (1829-1894). Russian composer and pianist. Signed portrait of Anton Rubinstein. Engraving

SEROV, Valentin Alexandrovich (1865-1911). Portrait of Ida Rubinstein. Tempera and charcoal on canvas. Painting

Rubenstein, Anton Grigorievich (1829 - 1894). Russian composer and pianist

Rubenstein, Anton Grigorievitch (Vychvatinetz, Podolia, 1829, St. Petersburg, 1894). Russian pianist, conductor and composer. Color drawing

Facial at Helena Rubinstein in readiness of the Opera
A lady enjoying a brief hour having the Tired Womans Treatment at Madame Rubinsteins restful salon in Grafton Street, London, before going out to the opera in the evening. Date: 1927

ANTON RUBINSTEIN (1829-1894). Russian pianist, composer, and educator: lithograph, c1890

Russian Season in Paris: Cleopatra
The Russian dancer, Ida Lvovna Rubinstein in the title role of Cleopatra in the Paris season of 1909; she was part of the Ballet Russes company, founded by Sergei Diaghilev

1950s cosmetics
Two women wearing make up recommended for the skin tones. Above is make up devised by Helena Rubinstein for fair skins with all dark colours and black

Helena Rubinstein / Ilz 30
HELENA RUBINSTEIN Cosmetician

Ida Rubinstein / Fantasio
IDA RUBINSTEIN Russian-French ballet dancer and actress

Rubinstein as Saint Seb
Ida Rubinstein in the name part, which calls for a dancer/reciter rather than a singer : the show is more a mystery play than an opera

Ballet Russes / Helene
HELENE DE SPARTE Madame Ida Rubinstein in the role of Helene

Advert / Rubinstein 1920
Advertisement for Helena Rubinsteins Valaze beauty cream

Ida Rubinstein / 1913
Ida Rubinstein in D Annunzios La Pisanella

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"Rubinstein: A Legacy of Art, Beauty, and Talent" From the enchanting performances of Ida Rubinstein to the mesmerizing melodies played by Anton Grigorevic Rubinstein, the name "Rubinstein" has become synonymous with excellence in various artistic realms. Whether it be on stage or through cosmetic advertisements, the Rubinstein family has left an indelible mark on history. Ida Rubinstein's grace and elegance were not limited to her captivating ballet performances; she also showcased her musical prowess as she skillfully played the piano. Her multifaceted talent shone brightly as she effortlessly transitioned from one art form to another. In 1910, Ida became a muse for designers when a headgear was specially crafted for her role in the ballet Scheharazade. This intricate piece added an ethereal touch to her portrayal and further solidified her status as a trendsetter. The influence of Anton Grigorevic Rubinstein extended far beyond his compositions; he captivated audiences during memorable musical evenings where his genius came alive. His melodies resonated deeply within listeners' hearts and continue to do so even today. Helena Rubinstein revolutionized beauty standards with her innovative make-up products. Her iconic advertisement graced Tatler's front cover, capturing attention worldwide and inspiring countless individuals to embrace their own unique beauty. Artur Rubinstein's exceptional talent as a pianist brought him international acclaim. Born in Poland but later becoming an American citizen, he enchanted audiences around the world with his virtuosity and passion for music. Anton Rubinstein's contributions cannot be overlooked either; this Russian composer and pianist left an indelible mark on classical music history through his remarkable compositions that continue to be celebrated today. Ida Rubenstein once again stole the spotlight with her portrayal of Cleopatra - a testament to both her versatility as an artist and undeniable magnetism on stage. Her performance left audiences in awe and cemented her status as a true icon.