Dancers Drawings

Neither the motion of this dance nor its result can be predicted or replicated.

Neither the motion of this dance nor its result can be predicted or replicated.

Neither the motion of this dance nor its result can be predicted or replicated.

Neither the motion of this dance nor its result can be predicted or replicated.

Neither the motion of this dance nor its result can be predicted or replicated.

Neither the motion of this dance nor its result can be predicted or replicated.

Neither the motion of this dance nor its result can be predicted or replicated.

Neither the motion of this dance nor its result can be predicted or replicated.

Neither the motion of this dance nor its result can be predicted or replicated.

Neither the motion of this dance nor its result can be predicted or replicated.

Neither the motion of this dance nor its result can be predicted or replicated.

Neither the motion of this dance nor its result can be predicted or replicated.

Neither the motion of this dance nor its result can be predicted or replicated.

Neither the motion of this dance nor its result can be predicted or replicated.

Neither the motion of this dance nor its result can be predicted or replicated.

Neither the motion of this dance nor its result can be predicted or replicated.

Neither the motion of this dance nor its result can be predicted or replicated.

Neither the motion of this dance nor its result can be predicted or replicated.

Neither the motion of this dance nor its result can be predicted or replicated.

Neither the motion of this dance nor its result can be predicted or replicated.

A lifetime NYC resident, Tomasello is best known for his male nude drawings and paintings, as well as documenting the Ballet Trocadero dancers of the 1970's.

In my work, I still seek that presence of life in the dance of light and shadow, and the sanctity of that observation continues to amaze me.

The scene of the menuet, a quintessential courtly dance of the 18th century, is rendered with remarkable economy of means and finesse in the portrayal of movement and atmosphere.

French School, Academic, Framed Greek Mythological Grisaille --- An exceptionally fine, brush and wash, mythological figural study showing a centaur interrupting the playing of his ...

In my work, I still seek that presence of life in the dance of light and shadow, and the sanctity of that observation continues to amaze me.

So don’t ask me how old I am today since my stomach is tied in boy scouts knots as I think of the cocoa-colored eyes of my boy scout’s crush. Dancing under the tears of an...

He completed noteworthy set designs and costumes for numerous international operatic and ballet productions, including those at the Royal Danish Ballet, the Royal Ballet of Great Bri...

Praised for her manipulation of color and historic detail, Sharaff costumed over 50 Broadway plays and musicals and received 8 Tony™ nominations, winning for The King and I, as well ...

Praised for her manipulation of color and historic detail, Sharaff costumed over 50 Broadway plays and musicals and received 8 Tony™ nominations, winning for The King and I, as well ...

Praised for her manipulation of color and historic detail, Sharaff costumed over 50 Broadway plays and musicals and received 8 Tony™ nominations, winning for The King and I, as well ...

In my work, I still seek that presence of life in the dance of light and shadow, and the sanctity of that observation continues to amaze me.

Praised for her manipulation of color and historic detail, Sharaff costumed over 50 Broadway plays and musicals and received 8 Tony™ nominations, winning for The King and I, as well ...

Is the round-faced bug dancing on a grave? Is he even aware of the other bug's whereabouts?

The title of this works is "From the Apollonian pictorial support to the impulsive Dionysian dance". Mixed media on paper (ink and sea water).

Praised for her manipulation of color and historic detail, Sharaff costumed over 50 Broadway plays and musicals and received 8 Tony™ nominations, winning for The King and I, as well ...

He has also greatly admired the Impressionists for a similar reason in that the images presented strove to provide some insight into the characters, even if contrived – workers worki...

The title of this works is "From the Apollonian pictorial support to the impulsive Dionysian dance". Mixed media on paper (ink and sea water).

Peering out from the heart of the swirling forms, they imbue the elemental dance with a sentient quality, as if the winds themselves possess a playful, knowing consciousness.

The title of this works is "From the Apollonian pictorial support to the impulsive Dionysian dance". Mixed media on paper (ink and sea water).

Leonard Baskin was a first cousin of American modern dancer and choreographer Sophie Maslow. He died at age 77 on June 3, 2000, in Northampton, where he resided.

The Geranos is the most famous dance of Greek antiquity. Probably Minoan in origin, legend says it was invented by Theseus, who danced it for the first time in Delos after the rescu...

Much like the work of Degas, Carrier-Belleuse’s dancers are depicted with a common beauty that is at once poetic and attainable.

In the early 1900s, Davies began to lead a double personal life: though he remained married and continued to visit his wife and children on weekends, he moved in with Edna Potter, a ...

Each image has a dose of hard reality: for example a depiction of the young artist dancing is superimposed upon the checks her father wrote for her lessons.

In excellent condition, Sheridan began his career in the theater as an actor and dancer. As a painter, he worked mostly in abstraction.

Fischer Verlag publishing house in Berlin commissioned him to design book covers for Die griechische Tänzerin (The Greek Dancer) by Arthur Schnitzler and Dolores by J. V.

Neveu’s masterful handling of watercolor is especially evident in the treatment of the river: patches of broken, dancing blue reflect sky and shadow, giving the water movement and de...

There in the winter of 1922 he fell in love with a Russian dancer, Mura Zipperovitch, ending his seven-year relationship with Wanda Gag.

The gentle mingling of color and form evokes a stochastic quality—an intuitive dance between chance and control, where painterly marks reveal themselves as artifacts of memory and qu...

In 2015, the artist’s film Une danse des bouffons (or A jester’s dance) was presented alongside related two- and three-dimensional work at the World Chess Hall of Fame in St.

In 2015, the artist’s film Une danse des bouffons (or A jester’s dance) was presented alongside related two- and three-dimensional work at the World Chess Hall of Fame in St.

The artist’s dynamic brushwork evokes the gentle sway of boats moored on turquoise waters, their reflections dancing in the sun. Across the horizon, a cluster of whitewashed building...

The translucent quality of the watercolour medium enhances the ethereal ambiance, allowing light to dance across the composition. Shadows cast by the beams add depth and intrigue, dr...

Neveu’s use of opaque and transparent layers suggests sunlight dancing across water, while his restricted palette of coral, grey-blue, and cream conveys the distinctive light of the ...

Chabaud masterfully employs contrasts and shading to evoke depth, with trees casting long shadows that dance across the road. This monochromatic palette enhances the timeless quality...

In my work, I still seek that presence of life in the dance of light and shadow, and the sanctity of that observation continues to amaze me.

In the early 1900s, Davies began to lead a double personal life: though he remained married and continued to visit his wife and children on weekends, he moved in with Edna Potter, a ...

To his usual themes of acrobats, dancers and characters, he adds in this period the theme of the landscape, studied thanks to his frequent trips.

The composition centres on a stone quayside with moored sailboats and the soft reflection of their masts dancing across the emerald water. Behind them rise tightly clustered slate-ro...

Francisco Moncion (1918 – 1995) was a principal dancer with the New York City Ballet and a respected New York artist.