Signed 1St Edition

Barbara Morgan / Martha Graham Sixteen Dances in Photographs Signed 1st ed 1940

Barbara Morgan / Martha Graham Sixteen Dances in Photographs Signed 1st ed 1940
Barbara Morgan / Martha Graham Sixteen Dances in Photographs Signed 1st ed 1940
Barbara Morgan / Martha Graham Sixteen Dances in Photographs Signed 1st ed 1940
Barbara Morgan / Martha Graham Sixteen Dances in Photographs Signed 1st ed 1940
Barbara Morgan / Martha Graham Sixteen Dances in Photographs Signed 1st ed 1940
Barbara Morgan / Martha Graham Sixteen Dances in Photographs Signed 1st ed 1940
Barbara Morgan / Martha Graham Sixteen Dances in Photographs Signed 1st ed 1940

Barbara Morgan / Martha Graham Sixteen Dances in Photographs Signed 1st ed 1940

Martha Graham, Sixteen Dances in Photographs - inscribed to Nellie Bond-Dickinson. Author: Morgan, Barbara Title: Martha Graham, Sixteen Dances in Photographs - inscribed to Nellie Bond-Dickinson Publication: New York: Duell, Sloan, & Pearce, 1940 Edition: First printing. Large square quarto, cloth, lacking dust jacket, good plus copy with some soil and spottiness to covers, offsetting and tanning to endpapers, some rust marks from paperclips to preliminary pages, INSCRIBED BY MARTHA GRAHAM, Nellie Bond, with love, Martha. With a note on verso of flyleaf probably by Bond-Dickinson about Graham's birthday.

She established the high artistic standards that inform the School of Dance today and, with seriousness and style, set it on a path that has led to national prominence. Dickinson, known to friends and associates as'Bondie', led dance at the university from 1935 to 1963, a period that included the 1947 transition from Florida State College for Women to co-ed Florida State University. Her impact was powerful: in person, on stage, and within the institution. Before Dickinson's arrival on campus, tap and country dance were taught through physical education. To appreciate the revolution, remember that modern dance was still exactly that: new and unfamiliar (to put less euphemistically: strange).

Dickinson was a committed artist in this groundbreaking form. Twice she brought Martha Graham to campus.

During a 1949 appearance, Graham acknowledged to a Flambeau reporter that modern dance would be'difficult to understand. She also praised Dickinson for her'wonderful work with her group here. Expedited options are available at checkout. Our warehouse is staffed Monday-Friday and we respond to inquiries as quickly as possible. We hope you enjoy browsing our selection of great books.

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  • Author: Morgan, Barbara
  • Publisher: Duell, Sloan, & Pearce
  • Year Printed: 1940
  • Special Attributes: 1st Edition, Signed
  • Binding: Hardcover
  • Original/Facsimile: Original

Barbara Morgan / Martha Graham Sixteen Dances in Photographs Signed 1st ed 1940