Female Dancer Collection

Costumes of the people of Java, Indonesia. Man in cap and skirt, nobleman in cotton robe with cudgel, woman in sarong
FLO4624264 Costumes of the people of Java, Indonesia. Man in cap and skirt, nobleman in cotton robe with cudgel, woman in sarong, female dancer, and man in loincloth

Female dancer performing a mazurka in the costume of a woman of Krakow, Poland, at the Academy Royale de Musique, 1845
FLO4631374 Female dancer performing a mazurka in the costume of a woman of Krakow, Poland, at the Academy Royale de Musique, 1845

Tattooed and bare-breasted young woman dancing a hula while seated on the ground
6339140 Tattooed and bare-breasted young woman dancing a hula while seated on the ground by Arago, Jacques Etienne Victor (1790-1855) (after); (add.info)

Every Sunday Rumba dancers perform in Callejon de hamel, Centro Habana Province, Havana, Cuba

Female dancer of Seville, Spain, 19th century. She dances a fandango or bolero with her hair tied up in ribbons
FLO4658127 Female dancer of Seville, Spain, 19th century. She dances a fandango or bolero with her hair tied up in ribbons, a short bolero jacket, calf-length skirt, and castanets

Dancing Terpsichore (Dancer), detail of the rear part with the bare shoulders and the chignon, 1820 (marble)
6343001 Dancing Terpsichore (Dancer), detail of the rear part with the bare shoulders and the chignon, 1820 (marble) by Monti, Gaetano Matteo (1776-1847); Seminario Vescovile, Cremona

Female dancers (pastel)
6336389 Female dancers (pastel) by Ferraguti, Arnaldo (1862-1925); Assicoop-Unipol Collection, Modena, Emilia Romagna, Italy; (add.info.: Arnaldo Ferraguti)

Dancing Terpsichore (Dancer), detail of the hand, 1820 (marble)
6343000 Dancing Terpsichore (Dancer), detail of the hand, 1820 (marble) by Monti, Gaetano Matteo (1776-1847); Seminario Vescovile, Cremona, Italy; (add.info.: Tersicore danzante (Danzatrice), 1820

Young Dancer, detail of the leg, before 1845 (marble)
6343003 Young Dancer, detail of the leg, before 1845 (marble) by Thorvaldsen, Bertel (1770-1844); Thorvaldsens Museum, Copenhagen, Denmark; (add.info.: Giovane danzatrice, ante 1845)

Dancing Terpsichore (Dancer), detail of the feet, 1820 (marble)
6342999 Dancing Terpsichore (Dancer), detail of the feet, 1820 (marble) by Monti, Gaetano Matteo (1776-1847); Seminario Vescovile, Cremona, Italy; (add.info.: Tersicore danzante (Danzatrice), 1820

Dancing Terpsichore (Dancer), detail, 1820 (marble)
6342998 Dancing Terpsichore (Dancer), detail, 1820 (marble) by Monti, Gaetano Matteo (1776-1847); Seminario Vescovile, Cremona, Italy; (add.info.: Tersicore danzante (Danzatrice), 1820

The entry of Alexander the Great into Babylon, 1818-1828, Detail of the dancers scattering flowers (Carrara marble)
6343021 The entry of Alexander the Great into Babylon, 1818-1828, Detail of the dancers scattering flowers (Carrara marble) by Thorvaldsen, Bertel (1770-1844); Musei Civici Del Castello Visconteo

Young Dancer, before 1845 (marble)
6343002 Young Dancer, before 1845 (marble) by Thorvaldsen, Bertel (1770-1844); Thorvaldsens Museum, Copenhagen, Denmark; (add.info.: Giovane danzatrice, ante 1845)

Dancing Terpsichore (Dancer), 1820 (marble)
6342997 Dancing Terpsichore (Dancer), 1820 (marble) by Monti, Gaetano Matteo (1776-1847); Seminario Vescovile, Cremona, Italy; (add.info.: Tersicore danzante (Danzatrice), 1820

Female Dancer (engraving)
5200778 Female Dancer (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Female Dancer. Illustration for Costume of the Ancients by Thomas Hope (Henry G Bohn)

Female dancer cubist costume holding knife n. d
Artokoloro

Female dancer fairy costume ca 1920 Graphite
Artokoloro

Female dancer cubist costume n. d Graphite watercolor
Artokoloro

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Every Sunday in the vibrant streets of Callejon de Hamel, Centro Habana Province, Havana, the air is filled with the rhythmic beats of rumba as female dancers take center stage. Their bodies sway gracefully to the pulsating music, captivating onlookers with their mesmerizing moves. Traveling back in time to Constantinople, we encounter a talented female dancer who enchants audiences with her graceful movements and expressive gestures. Her performance transports spectators to another world as she effortlessly glides across the stage, leaving them spellbound by her artistry. In 19th century Seville, Spain, a spirited female dancer takes center stage. With ribbons adorning her hair and castanets clutched tightly in her hands, she dances a fandango or bolero that exudes passion and elegance. Her calf-length skirt twirls around her as she spins gracefully through each step. The marble sculpture of Terpsichore captures the essence of dance in exquisite detail. From bare shoulders framed by an intricate chignon to delicate feet poised for movement, this masterpiece embodies grace and beauty frozen in time. Pastel portraits bring forth memories of enchanting performances by female dancers throughout history. Each stroke of color highlights their poise and skill as they captivate audiences with their artistic expression. As we focus on specific details within these sculptures - from the delicately sculpted hand to the perfectly arched leg - we gain insight into the dedication and precision required by these talented performers. In "The entry of Alexander The Great into Babylon, " amidst grandeur and celebration, dancers scatter flowers at his feet. Their joyous movements add an element of festivity to this historical event while showcasing their agility and gracefulness. Returning once again to marble sculptures depicting young dancers before our eyes meet statuesque figures frozen mid-movement. These masterpieces capture youthful energy combined with refined technique – a testament to both talent nurtured and the timeless allure of dance.