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Anna Pavlova

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For this book, Kerensky drew on first-hand impressions from those who knew Pavlova--including former members of her company--as well as extensive research to produce the first complete, objective biography of this great and influential Russian dancer.

160 pages, Hardcover

Published January 1, 1973

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‘Anna Pavlova’ is not a biography, but a critical examination of genius. Kerensky’s absorbing and astonishingly penetrating study dissects the Pavlova legend, from her early life and training to the gruelling lifestyle and internal drive that eventually contributed to her premature death on the eve of her fiftieth birthday. Kerensky’s portrait is balanced, frank, nuanced and an exemplary model of style and grace. Throughly recommended.
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