Antique Ballet

The Ballets Russes dansers by Charpentier-Mio. A bronze relief cast plaque by Maurice Charpentier

Magnificent French 19th century style impressionist painting by Charles Emmanuel Jodelet, "Les ballerines de l'opera". Jodelet was a celebrated artist and contemporary of Degas. Exq...

artist Pierre Carriere Belleuse. It is a beautiful portrait of a ballet dancer and a black cat. The work

imaginative qualities, enchanting subject matter, and arresting use of color. SCHNACKENBERG BALLET UND

A beautiful oil on board by popular French impressionist painter Jules Rene Herve depicting ballerinas in white tutus standing in a grand interior. Signature: Signed lower right an...

William Malherbe (French, 1884 – 1955) Danseuse, Paris 1911 Oil on canvas Signed ‘William MALHERBE’ (lower left) 24 x 18.1/4 in. (61 x 46 cm.) William Malherbe was a French Post Imp...

Very Impressive French Impressionist figure study of a Ballerina seated in an interior. A very decorative and very desirable oil on canvas dating from the early 1900's The painting...

of the famed Ballets Russes, this very rare sculpture depicts a satyr and nude female figure in a

best known for his scenes of the ballet, as well as producing landscapes, historical, and genre works

 Beautiful study of a ballet costume by Léon Bakst (1866-1924) from 1919.  This painting was

 Beautiful study of a ballet costume by Léon Bakst (1866-1924) for an archer, signed and dated from

Oil on canvas circa 1920. Signed lower right. Framed dimensions are 24 inches high by 21 inches wide. Jules Marie Auguste Leroux studied at the École des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, ...

; ready for use to attend your next concert, opera, ballet, or sporting event, and conveniently carried in

quintessence of modernism, shedding the rigid shackles of the balletic form and exploring movement through a

the world of Ballet in 1930s and 40s. Alexandra Danilova, (1903-1997) was the prima ballerina who

sought after theatre and ballet costume designer. In particular he designed most of the costumes for the

Russian Ballet Made during the Pfeiffer Period 1924-34 Paul Scheurich (1883-1945) Paul Scheurich was

Dancer,decò,dance,ballet, Beautiful and evocative pastel not legible signature Difficulty of

, with ballet tie legs. We wanted to extend the criss cross effect of the ballet ties, so we added extra

Costume sketch for the dancer Nijinsky in the role of Narcissus (Russian Ballet). Silkscreen

Black leather Chanel ballet flats, with bow detail, and patent leather Chanel-embossed toe

CHANEL ballet flats come in beige leather with a CC embossed cap toe adorned with a bow and pink

often represented subjects of spectacle, such as opera, the ballet and the circus. He especially painted

as opera, the ballet and the circus. He especially painted women, Parisian life, and the world of

condition. The seats have been slip covered in a 100% pure linen with ballet tie legs. The construction of

specialized, like his muse Degas, in the representation of subjects from the theater, ballet and the world as

propaganda through the lens of avant-garde art. Known for his influential designs for the Ballets Russes

"Le Bayadère" (The Temple Dancer) is a ballet, full of Indian exoticism and romantic poetry

production of the ballet Le Tricorne. Dix Pochoirs was published around the same time, and they bear a strong

estate of ballet dancer Rudolf Nureyev. Completely documented including the original auction house sales

Diaghilev's Ballets Russes, ancient Egyptian art, and French theatre. Early motion pictures were among his

hidden hooks and ballet tie legs. Very solid and sturdy, the foam cushion offers great support. White

. Matisse was introduced to the world of dance and theater in 1919 when he worked for Ballets Russes, a

. Spanish gypsy dancers brought to England by Diaghilev for the ballet Quadro Flamenco for which Picasso

literature. His extant works includes comedies, farces, tragicomedies, comédie-ballets, and more. His plays

Feuillets d'Art, and Vogue. His illustrated programs for Ballets Russe and posters for Galeries Lafayette

Kinney in the United States in 1922. The work depicts the celebrated ballet star Anna Pavlova (1881-1931

a principal dancer with the Royal Ballet of Madrid. The Ballet appeared in Paris in 1862 at the

A fine impressionist interior scene inside the studio of Louis Kronberg, painting a ballet dancer

applied with Qing embroidery on satin dating from the Orientalist period of the Ballets Russes around 1915

are raised on "ballet style feet" and seem to want to dance. The Chinoiserie decorations are

races, the ballet, the theatre, parks and flower markets filled his oeuvre. A popular nightspot for

bright colors of Fauvism and of the Ballets Russes; the updated craftsmanship of the furniture of the

taken from a production of the great Ballets Russes. Although the piece is not signed, it is clearly by

mini ruffle detail, and ballet tie legs. The seat cushion can be washed when needed, there is a hidden

a principal dancer with the Royal Ballet of Madrid. The Ballet appeared in Paris in 1862 at the

flax natural. The down seat cushion was slip covered with a pleated ruffle and ballet tie leg style and

, dressed for a court ballet, while Plate 50 portrays the Duchesse d’Orléans in an elaborately brocaded gown

Ashton choreographed a ballet Cupid and Psyche with music by Lord Berners and decor by Sir Francis Rose

Collin. In Paris, Kronberg saw and admired Edouard Degas’s paintings of ballet dancers, a theme he

important figure in Art Deco, as illustrator, poster-designer, fashion, ballet, and theatre designer, as

sets and costumes for the theatre and ballet, and illustrated books.

, merry-go-rounds, balloons, ballet dancers, beach scenes with umbrellas, kites, moving people, and

festivals of Paul Poiret or costumes of the Ballets Russes, playing exoticism as a foil. Drawing of the

state of the engraving, as indicated by the ballet skirts worn by each skater. (In the first state, the

shared a love of ballet, as well as several prominent poets and writers, such as Arthur Rimbaud, Paul

social ballet and were used to express particular interest in a person or thing, as well as to show