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Tribute

Title: Tribute [graphic] / G. Warren.
Author: Warren, Gretchen Ward.
Publication: [1983]

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Additional Authors

Englund, Richard, 1931-1991.

Description

2 drawings on brown paper : graphite, pastel, color; 41 x 27 cm.

Summary

Costume designs for female and male dancers (each represented by a single figure) in Frederic Franklin's ballet Tribute. The drawing for the female dancers also includes a back view; the male dancers' design includes color chips. Both drawings include notations by the designer.

Subject

Genre/Form

Costume design drawings.

Note

Signed.

Source (note)

Gage Bush Englund.

Biography (note)

Tribute (music, César Franck, Symphonic variations), a ballet for three couples, was first choreographed by Frederic Franklin for the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo in 1962. It was performed by American Ballet Theatre II in 1983. These designs, from the collection of Richard Englund, were created during his tenure as artistic director of American Ballet Theatre II, which he founded in 1972 under the name Ballet Repertory Company.
In addition to her achievements as a costume designer, Gretchen Ward Warren has enjoyed a multi-faceted career as professional dancer; ballet teacher and author of the books Classical ballet technique (1989) and The art of teaching (1996); researcher; producer; and photographer. She has been a professor of dance in the College of the Arts at the University of South Florida, Tampa, since 1983.

Call Number

*MGZGD War G Tri 1-2

OCLC

824796593

Author

Warren, Gretchen Ward.

Title

Tribute [graphic] / G. Warren.

Imprint

[1983]

Biography

Tribute (music, César Franck, Symphonic variations), a ballet for three couples, was first choreographed by Frederic Franklin for the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo in 1962. It was performed by American Ballet Theatre II in 1983. These designs, from the collection of Richard Englund, were created during his tenure as artistic director of American Ballet Theatre II, which he founded in 1972 under the name Ballet Repertory Company.

In addition to her achievements as a costume designer, Gretchen Ward Warren has enjoyed a multi-faceted career as professional dancer; ballet teacher and author of the books Classical ballet technique (1989) and The art of teaching (1996); researcher; producer; and photographer. She has been a professor of dance in the College of the Arts at the University of South Florida, Tampa, since 1983.

Local Note

Cataloging funds provided by Friends of Jerome Robbins Dance Division.

Source

Gift; Gage Bush Englund.

Added Author

Englund, Richard, 1931-1991. Associated name

Bush, Gage. Donor

Research Call Number

*MGZGD War G Tri 1-2

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