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Five dancers at the Dance Magazine convention
Five dancers at the Dance Magazine convention of Dancing Masters of America on 23rd August 1927. Doris Humphrey (top left) of the Denishawn dancers in New York, Eugen von Grona (top right) a young German dancer, Charles Weideman (centre) a member of the Denishawn group, Vera Strelska (bottom left) Alexandre Gavrilov (bottom right) Date: 1927
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23rd Alexandre Bottom Convention Dancer Dancers Denishawn Doris Eugen Five Humphrey Masters Member Vera 1927
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Five Dancers at the Dance Magazine Convention of Dancing Masters of America, 1927: A Glimpse into the Jazz Age Dance Scene This evocative photograph captures five dancers in the midst of the Dance Magazine Convention of Dancing Masters of America, held on August 23, 1927. The dancers, who represent the diverse and vibrant world of jazz dance during the 1920s, include Doris Humphrey (top left), a prominent figure of the Denishawn Dancers in New York, Eugen von Grona (top right), a young German dancer, Charles Weideman (center), a member of the Denishawn group, Vera Strelska (bottom left), and Alexandre Gavrilov (bottom right). Doris Humphrey, a pioneer of modern dance, is shown in her element, her expressive face and graceful movements embodying the innovative spirit of the Denishawn company. Eugen von Grona, a rising star from Europe, adds an international flair to the group, showcasing the global influence on American dance during this era. Charles Weideman, a fellow Denishawn member, displays his versatility and skill, while Vera Strelska and Alexandre Gavrilov bring their unique styles to the stage, reflecting the diverse range of jazz dance during the 1920s. The Dance Magazine Convention of Dancing Masters of America provided a platform for dancers to connect, learn, and showcase their talents, fostering a vibrant and collaborative dance community. This photograph offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of jazz dance during the 1920s, a time of creativity, innovation, and cultural exchange. The image is from the Mary Evans Picture Library, a leading provider of historical and cultural images, and is a testament to the rich history of dance and its role in shaping the cultural landscape of the 20th century.
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