Movement. Form. Dance. Russian Museum (Mramor. Palace)
 

September 9 at the Marble Palace, State Russian Museum opened an exhibition of "Movement . Form. Dance ."
Like several other exhibitions timing produces vinegretnoe impression. Although it is clear that in contrast to several previous exhibitions (such as "Sky" or "water" or "Work "), this is clearly not designed for a wide popularity and is unlikely to be heavily visited ( the Marble Palace, in contrast to Michael's or the Benois Wing , go not so much). It seems so evident in the exhibition tilt toward more modern art exhibits from the 19th century there , and the classic fin de siècle practically not represented.
1. A kind of theater- dance act
2. Lizak
3. Shevchenko
4. Frentz
5, 6. Grigoriev - Bashun ( awarded by the presence of two photos of the author and their amusing dialogue with the sculpture in the foreground Matyushina )
7. Janson -Manizer
8. Rams Rossine
9. Yashka
10. Popkov

1, 2, 3.
Danko

4.
Kugach

5.
Lotosh

6.
Pusenkoff

7.
JF Shapshal (1880-1947) Ballet dancer.
1916 (character unknown to me, so here full details)

8.
Konchalovsky

9.
Izdebsky

10.
Kruglikova

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1.
Lebedev

2.
Goncharov

3.
Yu Cherkesov

4.
Belyutin

5.
Leonid Borisov

6.
Ilya Orlov

7.
Shinkarev

8.
Serebryakov

9.
T. Bruni

10.
Vera Isaeva

1.
Lebedev

2.
Goncharov

3.
Yu Cherkesov

4.
Belyutin

5.
Leonid Borisov

6.
Ilya Orlov

7.
Shinkarev

8.
Serebryakov

9.
T. Bruni

10.
Faith Isayev

A little bit about Yakov Fyodorovich Shapshale.

Cyril, thank you.
The funny thing is that I was recently at the Museum of Private Collections and saw Shapshal exposure, but the impression it made on me and last name of course I forgot.
Well, now remember :D>