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[La mazourka. Selections]
- Title
- [La mazourka. Selections] [graphic] / Guérard delt.
- Author
- Guérard, Eugène Charles François, 1821-1866.
- Publication
- Paris : Aubert & Cie., [1844?]
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- Description
- 2 prints : lithograph on tinted ground, b&w; 25 x 32 cm.
- Summary
- Two numbered prints depicting upper-class ladies and gentlemen in a ballroom. Print number 1 represents two couples in movement; in print number 3, four couples appear to be taking their places for the dance.
- Alternative Title
- Mazourka, album à la mode
- Subjects
- Genre/Form
- Lithographs.
- Note
- Title devised by cataloger.
- Imp. d'Aubert et Cie.
- Biography (note)
- Plates from the book La mazourka, album à la mode, published in Paris in 1844. In addition to illustrations and text, it contained music and instructions for the dance, as choreographed by the dancing master Laborde.
- These prints depict what may be called the ballroom mazurka to differentiate it from the Polish folk dance, which is also called the mazurek. Originally a lively dance in triple meter, the mazurka became popular in many countries and across many years, both as a dance and a musical form.
- Call Number
- *MGZFX Gue E Maz 1-2
- OCLC
- 825552996
- Author
- Guérard, Eugène Charles François, 1821-1866. Artist
- Title
- [La mazourka. Selections] [graphic] / Guérard delt.
- Imprint
- Paris : Aubert & Cie., [1844?]
- Biography
- Plates from the book La mazourka, album à la mode, published in Paris in 1844. In addition to illustrations and text, it contained music and instructions for the dance, as choreographed by the dancing master Laborde.These prints depict what may be called the ballroom mazurka to differentiate it from the Polish folk dance, which is also called the mazurek. Originally a lively dance in triple meter, the mazurka became popular in many countries and across many years, both as a dance and a musical form.
- Local Note
- Cataloging funds provided by Friends of Jerome Robbins Dance Division.Library's copies lack gold borders.
- Connect to:
- Local Subject
- Mazurka (Dance)
- Added Title
- Mazourka, album à la mode
- Research Call Number
- *MGZFX Gue E Maz 1-2