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[volcanohunter]

I am deeply saddened by the passing of this great artist. I'm also very sorry that I had so few opportunities to see her perform, because judging by what I did see, she was a Romantic ballerina nonpareil. Her line, her lightness and her jump were absolutely astonishing. My wretched old pirate of the Evdokimova/Schaufuss/Larsen La Sylphide is one of the ballet films I prize most.

May she rest in peace.

[leonid]

In today’s Guardian, Mary Clarke doyenne of London ballet critics, has given us a beautifully sensitive obituary for Evie that conjures up her qualities so well and quietly puts her in the context of ballet history.
http://www.guardian....-eva-evdokimova

[Nicole347]

leonid, on Apr 9 2009, 05:02 AM, said:

In today’s Guardian, Mary Clarke doyenne of London ballet critics, has given us a beautifully sensitive obituary for Evie that conjures up her qualities so well and quietly puts her in the context of ballet history.
http://www.guardian....-eva-evdokimova

Thank you so much for letting us know. As you say, it's an extraordinary piece.

[Helene]

Mary Clarke's tribute was a beautiful one, and unusual for much dance writing now, for she establishes the context of Evdokimova's dance career and accomplishments.

[Estelle]

An obituary of Eva Evdokimova was published in the French newspaper "Le Monde" on April 18:

http://www.lemonde.f...82499_3382.html

[Nicole347]

Estelle, on Apr 20 2009, 03:25 AM, said:

An obituary of Eva Evdokimova was published in the French newspaper "Le Monde" on April 18:

http://www.lemonde.f...82499_3382.html

An obit appeared in The Times of London on April 18 as well.

http://www.timesonli...icle6114996.ece

And a piece appeared in The Telegraph on April 10.

http://www.telegraph...Evdokimova.html