DescriptionPavlova Anna as a bacchante in The Seasons.jpg
English: Photo of the ballerina Anna Pavlova (1881-1931) as a bacchante in Bacchanale by Mikhail Mordkin. Berlin, c. 1913.
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circa 1913
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〔15 January 2008 (original upload date) 〔first version〕; 29 January 2008 〔last version〕〕
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Photo scanned from the 2nd edition of the book Ballet: An Illustrated History by Mary Clarke and Clement Crisp. Penguin Group, 1992. 〔Transferred from en.wikipedia〕
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