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[Dance] Sakharoff, Alexandre. (1886 - 1963). Signed Painted Photograph Portrait. Visually striking hand-painted photograph collage, signed and inscribed by one of the most innovative soloist dancers of the first decades of the 20th century. Inscribed "A Mlle Tatianoff," and dated 21 VII 15. Framed. 18 x 12 cm.
In his book Reflections on Dance and Music, he explained his artistic credo:
“Clotilde Sakharoff and I did not dance with music or accompanied by music: we danced music. We made the music visual, expressing by means of movements what the composer has expressed by means of sounds... Nothing less than the states of the soul, the impressions, the sensations lived by the composer and transposed to the sound with the help of its art... Our aim was to transpose the sense expressed by the music of the sounds, to the music of the movements."
In his book Reflections on Dance and Music, he explained his artistic credo:
“Clotilde Sakharoff and I did not dance with music or accompanied by music: we danced music. We made the music visual, expressing by means of movements what the composer has expressed by means of sounds... Nothing less than the states of the soul, the impressions, the sensations lived by the composer and transposed to the sound with the help of its art... Our aim was to transpose the sense expressed by the music of the sounds, to the music of the movements."
[Dance] Sakharoff, Alexandre. (1886 - 1963). Signed Painted Photograph Portrait. Visually striking hand-painted photograph collage, signed and inscribed by one of the most innovative soloist dancers of the first decades of the 20th century. Inscribed "A Mlle Tatianoff," and dated 21 VII 15. Framed. 18 x 12 cm.
In his book Reflections on Dance and Music, he explained his artistic credo:
“Clotilde Sakharoff and I did not dance with music or accompanied by music: we danced music. We made the music visual, expressing by means of movements what the composer has expressed by means of sounds... Nothing less than the states of the soul, the impressions, the sensations lived by the composer and transposed to the sound with the help of its art... Our aim was to transpose the sense expressed by the music of the sounds, to the music of the movements."
In his book Reflections on Dance and Music, he explained his artistic credo:
“Clotilde Sakharoff and I did not dance with music or accompanied by music: we danced music. We made the music visual, expressing by means of movements what the composer has expressed by means of sounds... Nothing less than the states of the soul, the impressions, the sensations lived by the composer and transposed to the sound with the help of its art... Our aim was to transpose the sense expressed by the music of the sounds, to the music of the movements."