Fonds Kochno [microform] ca. 1911-1929

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Fonds Kochno [microform] ca. 1911-1929

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Boris Kochno, 1904-1990, was a close friend of Serge Diaghliev, serving as his secretary until the latter's death in 1929. The original collection comprising the is located in the . Tthe collection was microfilmed for the Dance Collection of the New York Public Library, by Bibliothéque Nationale Service Photographique, Paris, via Hubert Goldschmidt. The microfilm represents Fonds Kochno, Piéces 1-156, which includes manuscripts, correspondence, contracts, notebooks, photographs, a few engravings, sketches, programs, passports, ballet scenarios, articles and other materials relating to and the . This material covers the period 1911-1929, with most dating from 1916-1928 and one item from 1938. Piéces 1-108 comprise Diaghliev's correspondence. Piéce 112, 113, 116, and 142-149 were not filmed and are not included on the microfilm. Fonds Kochno Bibliotheque et Musée de l'Opéra, Palais Garnier, Paris Ballets Russes Serge Diaghliev

The New York Public Library. Jerome Robbins Dance Division.

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