Борис Князев. 25 лет в танце. 1918—1943. [Boris Kniaseff. 25 années de danse]. - photo 1
Борис Князев. 25 лет в танце. 1918—1943. [Boris Kniaseff. 25 années de danse]. - photo 2
Борис Князев. 25 лет в танце. 1918—1943. [Boris Kniaseff. 25 années de danse]. - photo 3
Борис Князев. 25 лет в танце. 1918—1943. [Boris Kniaseff. 25 années de danse]. - photo 4
Борис Князев. 25 лет в танце. 1918—1943. [Boris Kniaseff. 25 années de danse]. - photo 5
Борис Князев. 25 лет в танце. 1918—1943. [Boris Kniaseff. 25 années de danse]. - photo 6
Борис Князев. 25 лет в танце. 1918—1943. [Boris Kniaseff. 25 années de danse]. - photo 7

Борис Князев. 25 лет в танце. 1918—1943. [Boris Kniaseff. 25 années de danse].

Lot 157
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Lot 157 | Борис Князев. 25 лет в танце. 1918—1943. [Boris Kniaseff. 25 années de danse].
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€ 200 – 220
[Paris: Les éditions-publicité, 1943]. — 28 c., 4 л. ил.: ил.; 31,4х24,4 см.
В двухцветной иллюстрированной издательской обложке с конгревным тиснением. Утрата фрагмента уголка задней сторонки обложки. Очень хорошая сохранность.
Многочисленные воспроизведения декораций Наталии Гончаровой на отдельных листах. Борис Алексеевич Князев (1900—1975) — артист балета: танцовщик, хореограф и педагог. В 1917 году переехал в Болгарию, а позже во Францию. В 1937 году открыл собственную балетную школу в Париже, преподавал в Афинах и в Риме, возглавлял Международную Академию танца в Женеве. Среди его учеников: Зизи Жанмер, Ролан Пети, Иветт Шовире. Будущая известная французская актриса Бриджит Бардо в 13-летнем возрасте была его ученицей в Национальной Академии танца.
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