[Rarebooks] FS: Ballet/Anna Pavlova
Deborah Thornton Pendleton
dtpendle at ceinetworks.com
Wed Jan 31 10:34:07 EST 2007
For Your Consideration.
SVETLOFF, V.,[Pseudonym of Valerian Y. Ivchenko]. ANNA PAVLOVA. Paris:
M. de Brunoff, 1922. First French edition, No.242 of 325 copies, signed
by the publisher on limitation page. Large quarto delicately bound in
original beige decorated wraps. Spine cracked and chipped at base of
spine. Translated into French by W. Petroff. Illustrated with wood
engravings by D. Galanis, engravings by Canova, wood prints by F. Jules
Collignon originally published in "Les Beautes de l'Opera," 1845, and
pochoirs on heavy handmade paper of costume designs by Leon Bakst for
Pavlova in Giselle, Cleopatre, Lac des Cygnes, and La Belle au Bois
Dormant. With tipped-in photo-gravures and full-page reproductions of
photos, (many by van Riel), along with paintings, sketches and drawings
contributed by Pavlov's friends in this beautifully produced tribute to
her talent. Chapters include discussions of ballet and Pavlova's
balletic choreography, excerpts from Pavlova's autobiographical
writings, and the dance of Pavlova as viewed by critics. $650
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