Posing in the Parthenon, six images by Edward Steichen, 1921. |
Four images by Arnold Genthe, circa 1915-18. |
In Venice, circa 1903-05. Probably photographed by her brother, Raymond Duncan. |
In Athens, 1903. Four images by her brother, Raymond Duncan. |
In the theater of Dionysus, Athens. (Three images.) |
Dancing in honor of Rodin at a banquet in the Bois de Vélizy, 1903. (Rodin had just been made a Commandeur of the Légion d'honneur.) |
Photograph by Paul Berger, circa 1907-08. |
Photograph by Arnold Genthe, circa 1917. |
Two portraits by Edward Steichen, 1913. |
With Edward Gordon Craig, circa 1906. |
With Paris Singer. Two images by Arnold Genthe, circa 1914. |
With her children Deirdre and Patrick. Portrait by Otto Wegener, 1913. |
Five images by Arnold Genthe, circa 1915-18. |
(This, the same photograph as that above, is an example of the cropping and toning Genthe customarily used in his prints.) |
With husband Sergei Esenin, Berlin, 1922. |
With Esenin, 1922. |
With Esenin arriving in the United States, 1922. (Three images.) |
A portrait by Baron de Meyer, 1922. |
Esenin on the Lido in Venice, 1922. (Two images.) |
Photograph by Bertram Park, 1921. |
Three images by Arnold Genthe, circa 1915-18. |
Circa 1920s. |
Portrait by Arnold Genthe, circa 1914. (The photographer cropped this image from his portrait of Duncan with Paris Singer.) |
A sylph like spirit of dance, so beautiful her moves. A flickering flame of human passions, so wild her life.
ReplyDeleteThe tragic loss of three little-ones, a horrid death with the last words "Je vais a l'amour/ I am off to love".
-Rj