Dance History Gallery
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Dance in the City, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, 1882-83
The Dance, Jean-Antoine Watteau, ca. 1720Happy birthday to Jean-Antoine Watteau, born on this date i
Dance shield (ndomi) of the Kikuyu people, Kenya. Artist unknown; early 20th century. Now in the B
Fortunato Depero, Black and White Devils, Dance with Devils, 1922-3.
Bleienbach (Baden-Württemberg), the ossuary of the church: panel painting attributed to Johann Jakob
fernsandmoss:Jean Renaud dancing on a Paris rooftop, 1950from Egregore: A History of The Montreal Au
Miriam’s dance (Exodus 15:20). Illustration from the Bulgarian “Tomic Psalter”, artist unknown; ca.
Dancers at a dance marathon, 1923. These events became popular in the 1920s and 1930s as dance craze
The Dance of the Muses, Joseph Paelinck, 1832
Ring in Women’s History Month at this weekend’s Target First Saturday! We’ll be honoring
This week, we celebrate the work and research of 2016-2017 Museum Education Fellow Camilo Godoy. Cam
Oh how I would love to be at a ball right now
yesterdaysprint:Daily Mirror, England, January 2, 1932Image © The British Library Board. All Rights
Pwoom itok dance mask of the Ngeende people, Kasai province, Democratic Republic of the Congo. Arti
Shiva as the Lord of the Dance. Sculpture (copper alloy) by an unknown artist from Tamil Nadu, ca.
threedogs-toaster:the-eternal-moonshine:Wassily Kandinsky - Dance Curves, 1926
centuriespast:Mademoiselle de Camargo Dancingby Nicolas LancretDate painted: 1730Oil on canvas, 41.7
Danse Bachique - Andre Derain 1906 Crayon et aquarelle sur papier The Museum of Modern Art, New
“On my very first day as a graduate student in art history at Yale, I was delighted to have a class
Actors as Lion Dancers (part of a triptych), Utagawa Kunisada, ca. 1850
Edgar Degas | Repetition of the Dance | 1877
Jewish dancers in Israel from (left to right) southeastern Yemen, central Yemen, northern Yemen, Mor
At the Moulin Rouge: Two Women Waltzing (1892) Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
Sanford Biggers’s quilt series recalls the supposed use of quilts sewn in specific patterns as signp
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