Isadora Duncan: reviews and materials relating primarily to her performances in St. Petersburg and Moscow 1904-1905

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Isadora Duncan: reviews and materials relating primarily to her performances in St. Petersburg and Moscow 1904-1905

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Typescript and holograph copies of Russian newspaper and periodical articles, most with English translation. These were obtained by for use in his research for “Your Isadora”: the love story of and (New York, Random House and The New York Public Library, c 1974). Natalia Roslavleva Francis Steegmuller's Isadora Duncan Gordon Craig

322 items (22 folders in 1 mss. box

The New York Public Library. Jerome Robbins Dance Division.

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