Dorothée Gilbert as Raymonda in Nureyev’s production of Raymonda
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Dorothée Gilbert as Raymonda in Nureyev’s production of Raymonda
ph. Svetlana Loboff
Stare Miasto Warsaw, Poland January 2017
“It’s about a girl who gets turned into a swan and she needs love to break the spell, but her prince falls for the wrong girl so she kills herself.”
Black Swan (2010)
dir. Darren Aronofsky
Belle de Jour (1967) dir. Luis Buñuel
Cr: Swan Lake by Tchaikovsky (my personal favorite) for this visual art project by photographer Vladimir Glynin and stylist Vadim Galaganov.
Vicente Romero Redondo (Spanish, b. 1956). Pastel on paper. 2016.
Grace Kelly as Frances Stevens in To Catch a Thief (1955)
Dancing in Film:
Midsommar (2019) dir. Ari Aster
Choreography by Anna Vnuk
Zhong Yang Huang (Chinese, b.1949). Oil on canvas.
Rudolf Nureyev and Margot Fonteyn in Giselle (Royal Ballet)
Dude what? She tied you to the kitchen chair? Broke your throne & cut your hair? From your lips she drew the..? Broooo
Daniel Gerhartz (American, b. 1965). Oil on canvas.
have you ever tried to write a diary it’s freakin hard and all the movies lied ok
“I have a childish hope to gather all I love together and sit down beside and smile.”
— Emily Dickinson, from a letter to Mrs. Bowles written c. January 1858
joan crawford as hamlet in 1929