Isadora Duncan in Her Dances by Abraham Walkowitz – Haldeman-Julius Publications

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Isadora Duncan in Her Dances by Abraham Walkowitz – Haldeman-Julius Publications

Product Description:

This vintage publication, "Isadora Duncan in Her Dances" by Abraham Walkowitz, offers a rare glimpse into the life and legacy of the iconic Isadora Duncan, often credited as the founder of modern dance. Illustrated with dance sequence drawings by Walkowitz, this booklet celebrates the artistry and spirit of Duncan's groundbreaking performances. The publication features introductions by prominent figures like Maria-Theresa, Carl Van Vechten, and Mary Fanton Roberts, adding further depth and context to Duncan’s influence on the world of dance.

Included in this booklet are Walkowitz's drawings of ballet, Agna Enters, Martha Graham, and pupils of Duncan. The publication also presents drawings against war and fascism by Walkowitz, emphasizing his role as both an artist and a commentator on social issues. This unique blend of art, history, and performance makes this a valuable addition to any collection of dance history, modern art, or historical publications.

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Published in the early to mid-20th century by Haldeman-Julius Publications.

Notable Information:

• Features Abraham Walkowitz’s dance sequence drawings, capturing the fluidity and innovation of Isadora Duncan’s performances.
• Includes drawings of key figures in dance, including Martha Graham and other significant dancers from Duncan’s lineage.
• A unique historical commentary with drawings against war and fascism, highlighting Walkowitz's activism through art.
• Perfect for collectors of modern dance history, artistic illustrations, and rare publications.