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Stencilled of Legs and Fantastic of Dress

1913/1913

The State Tretyakov Gallery

The State Tretyakov Gallery
Moscow, Russia

Stencilled of Legs and Fantastic of Dress: a U.S.A. dancer.
Beautifully Barbaric and Barbarically Beautiful: Miss Gertrude Hoffman, at the New York Winter Garden
Recently there has been lots of debate concerning dancers with legs painted for certain roles; some time ago, The Mask noted that Mr. Léon Bakst is the one to take the credit for this — this artist has designed many shows for Ballet Russ and painted the legs of ballet dancers in New York to make their images more expressive and full of character. Notably, it is for this reason that Miss Gertrude Hoffmann is so fashionable now. She will be remembered for numerous excellent shows, including Salome, Chanticleer parody sketch, and Zobeide in Scheherazade.

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  • Title: Stencilled of Legs and Fantastic of Dress
  • Date Created: 1913/1913
  • Type: newspaper
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