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082	0	4	_220 _a792.80922 _bANT
100	1		_aAnthony, Gordon _d1902-1989 _e(photographer)
245	1	0	_aDancers to remember : _bthe photographic art of Gordon Anthony / _cforeword by Dame Margot Fonteyn.
260			_aNew York : _bRizzoli, _c©1980.
300			_a149 p. : _bchiefly ports. ; _c28 cm.
504			_aBibliography: p. 149.
520			_a"Dame Margot Fonteyn remarks in her foreward to this stunning collection: "Gordon Anthony is one of the great photographers whose work gains with the perspective of time. His pictures of dancers have a very personal stamp that is instantly recognisable - they are instructive, amusing, quaint, and very nostalgic. This is a record to be treasured." Presented here are some 200 of Gordon Anthony's best pictures of dancers and choreographers, including Ashton, Fonteyn, Nijinska, Fokine, Massine, Dolin, Markova, Moira Shearer, Tudor and Toumanova. Gone are the rigid poses for solo ballerinas; in their place is life, movement and imagination. The male dancer is at last acknowledged as an important artist in his own right. The photographs are complemented by two appendices: one gives details of the ballet, year and place of performance and choreographer, and the other describes Gordon Anthony's methods and techniques. Gord Anthony, brother of the founder of the Royal Ballet, Ninette de Valois, was one of the great ballet photographers of the era and author of fifteen books on the subject. Now retired, he lives in England." -- Book Jacket
650		0	_aBallet dancers _xBiography
700	1		_4aui _aFonteyn, Margot _d1919-1991
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