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Study of Dancers, for the Cave of the Golden Calf (graphite) (see 265074 for verso)
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Study of Dancers, for the Cave of the Golden Calf (graphite) (see 265074 for verso)
XYC265073 Study of Dancers, for the Cave of the Golden Calf (graphite) (see 265074 for verso) by Gore, Spencer Frederick (1878-1914); 35.4x25.6 cm; Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Collection, USA; (add.info.: preparatory drawing for murals in notorious cabaret club in Regent Street, London; ); Gift of Frederick Gore; English, out of copyright
Media ID 22657894
© Gift of Frederick Gore / Bridgeman Images
Figure Studies Nightclub Pencil Recto
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This photograph captures a graphite print titled "Study of Dancers, for the Cave of the Golden Calf" by Spencer Frederick Gore. The artwork measures 35.4x25.6 cm and is housed in the prestigious Yale Center for British Art's Paul Mellon Collection in the USA. The image showcases a group of figures engaged in an energetic dance routine, their graceful movements frozen in time. This drawing was created as a preparatory study for murals that adorned the walls of the infamous cabaret club located on Regent Street in London. Gore's meticulous pencil work brings to life every detail of these dancing figures, capturing their fluidity and passion with precision. Each stroke reveals his keen observation skills and understanding of human anatomy. The Cave of the Golden Calf was renowned for its extravagant performances and wild parties during its heyday. This artwork offers us a glimpse into this vibrant world, where dancers would mesmerize audiences with their skillful moves amidst lavish decorations. Gifted to Yale Center for British Art by Frederick Gore, this piece holds historical significance as it represents both artistic excellence and cultural decadence from early 20th century England. Through this photograph, we are transported back in time to witness a momentary pause within an exhilarating performance - forever immortalized through Gore's masterful sketching technique.
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