the danseur noble's stance and demeanor strike be as notably noble.
Igor Youskevitchundated photogragh (autographed in 1957)
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, Mar 07 2011 01:40 PM
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#1
Posted 07 March 2011 - 01:40 PM
scan of an oddly trimmed, creased, undated photo of Igor Youskevitch (autographed in '57) and presumably used, from a photo caption pasted on the back, in a Cuban newspaper.
the danseur noble's stance and demeanor strike be as notably noble.
the danseur noble's stance and demeanor strike be as notably noble.
#2
Posted 07 March 2011 - 08:14 PM
Ah--they don't make them like that anymore....that look on his face beautifully captures the quiet dignity of his stage persona.
#3
Posted 10 March 2011 - 12:56 PM
a Cuban-born colleague now living in NYC has sent a scan of a photo of Youskevitch & Alonso in The Black Swan Pas de Deux, with the following background information:
<< photo of the Black Swan Pas de Deux. [Youskevitch] performed with [Alonso] on Cuban T.V. on May 2, 1956. It was the first time classical ballet was presented on T.V. Alberto Alonso´s choreography [had been seen] on T.V.since 1953 (when television in Cuba started), [but it] had always been on popular themes with salsa music.>>
<< photo of the Black Swan Pas de Deux. [Youskevitch] performed with [Alonso] on Cuban T.V. on May 2, 1956. It was the first time classical ballet was presented on T.V. Alberto Alonso´s choreography [had been seen] on T.V.since 1953 (when television in Cuba started), [but it] had always been on popular themes with salsa music.>>
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