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Statue of Alice Nikitina
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Statue of Alice Nikitina
Budapest, Hungary: c. 1927. Bronze statue of Alice Nikitina, star dancer with the Russian Ballet, who will dance soon in Paris. The statue by Professor S. Strobl of Budapest, will be exhibited in London
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1920s 1927 B And W Ballerina Ballet Budapest Caucasian Appearance Dance Dancers En Pointe Entertainment Hungary Monochromatic Monochrome One Woman Only Performers Statues Russian Ballet Strobl
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This print showcases the exquisite bronze statue of Alice Nikitina, a renowned star dancer with the Russian Ballet in Budapest, Hungary circa 1927. With her graceful caucasian appearance and undeniable talent, Alice was set to captivate audiences in Paris. The talented Professor S. Strobl of Budapest skillfully sculpted this masterpiece that would soon be exhibited in London. In this historic image from the 1920s, we see Alice immortalized in monochromatic beauty as she stands en pointe, representing the epitome of elegance and artistry. The vertical composition emphasizes her statuesque presence amidst an indoor setting. As one gazes upon this vintage photograph, it is impossible not to marvel at the dedication and passion exuded by ballet dancers like Alice Nikitina. Their performances were not mere entertainment but expressions of profound emotion and artistic expression. The significance of this photo extends beyond its aesthetic appeal; it serves as a testament to the rich cultural heritage embedded within European arts during that era. It reminds us of how dance transcends language barriers and connects people across borders through shared appreciation for beauty. Thanks to Underwood Archives from Universal Images Group (UIG), we are able to relish in this glimpse into history where one woman's talent reverberated throughout Europe, leaving an indelible mark on both ballet enthusiasts and admirers alike.
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