The San Francisco Museum of Performance and Design
The founder of the S.F. Museum of Performance and Design, Russell Hartley, collected a wealth of items related to Isadora Duncan. The finding file for the Duncan collection will soon be hosted on the Dance Heritage Coalition web site. With the permission of the museum, we share the following photos, programs and news clippings of interest:
Photos
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Margot, Lisa, and Anna |
Programs
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Second American Tour |
Irma Duncan |
Isadora Duncan Dancers |
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Lisa Duncan |
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Paris |
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Isadora Duncan |
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Nov 25, 1917 |
Columbia Theatre, San Francisco |
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Isadorables |
Dec 28, 1919 |
Columbia Theatre, San Francisco |
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Maria-Theresa Duncan |
Heritage Group |
Feb 24, 1979 |
New York, New York |
Artwork
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Drawing of Isadora by Jules Grandjouan |
News Clippings
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Interview with Mignon Garland |
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Miss Duncan Triumphs in Homecoming at Columbia, Nov. 26, 1917 review |
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Newspaper ad for My Life |
