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Beautiful silhouette - violinist rehearsing at the Methodist Ladies’ College in Burwood, Sydney. Photo by Max Dupain, 1971 Modern Photography, Black And White Photography, Violin Photography, Photography Ideas, Matisse, Violin Tumblr, National Archives, Australian Art, Music Love

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I have a little confession to make…Since i spent all day at friend’s wedding, I probably had one too many rakia shots, so my head is killing me at the moment… Anyway, it’s definitely time to leave the premises; photo by Max Dupain * from NSW

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Dupain, Max - David Lichine in L’Apres-midi d’un faune, Original Ballet Russe, 1940

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Tatiana Riabouchinska and Roman Jasinsky in Les Dieux mendiants (The Gods go a-begging), between Nov 1940 / photograph by Max Dupain

Tatiana Riabouchinska and Roman Jasinsky in Les Dieux mendiants (The Gods go a-begging), between Nov 1938-Aug 1940 / photograph by Max Dupain

Note: From 1936-1941, three tours by the beautful young dancers of the Russian Ballet astonished Australian audiences with modern dance. Box office records were broken as the theatre was filled every night for long seasons, especially in Sydney and Melbourne. Avant gard photographer Max Dupain, captured them in studio and theatre photographs, and the negatives are held by the State Library of New South Wales. These ballet tours established ballet in Australia and helped to lead to the…