DANCE (Motta Photography),New

DANCE (Motta Photography),New

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Focusing primarily on dancers who have performed with the Paris Opera Ballet, this portfolio of fortysix duotone images taken between 1953 and 1994 pays homage to the art as revealed in dancers' bodies. Rudolf Nureyev stands intently playing a piano in a propfilled studio; Suzanne Farrell, en pointe, gazes into a skylight, her tall silhouette seeming to float toward it; groups of dancers relax in a classroom, casually stretching while waiting to perform; Sylvie Guillem perches on a stool, gazing cooly at the camera over a folded knee; Carolyn Carlson peers intently into a mirror, brushing powder onto her hollow cheeks.Maintaining that dancers posses a 'corporal intelligence' that gives them a unique ability to fill empty space with the beauty of their movements, Jeanloup Sieff has captured both the fleeting gestures of individual dancers and the timeless world of their profession.

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This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.

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