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1944ref. 058006New York 1945: Ballet Russe De Monte Carlo 1944. First Edition . Illustrated Wrappers. Very Good. B/W Photographs and Color Plates. Large size program inscribed by Frederic Franklin over a full page photograph in mid-step; Nathalie Krassovska over a full page photograph while en point; Leon Danielian over a full-page photograph in mid-leap; Ruthanna Boris Yurek Lazowski Dorothy Etheridge Maria Tallchief Mary Ellen Moylan over their own full page individual photographs; Michel Katcharoff; Nicholas Magallanes; and on a page with Ballanchine at center and Nijinska Fokine Schwezoff and Agnes Demille at corners by George Balanchine as "G. Balanchine". Ballet Russe De Monte Carlo unknown
1907ref. C208577London: Eveleigh Nash 1907. Hardcover Hardcover. Very Good. Twelvemo. 175pp. Original grey cloth with black titles. Covers rather marked with damp-marking to rear otherwise very good with clean contents. Name to endpaper. No dust jacket. Eveleigh Nash, hardcover
ref. 39931Turnhout Brepols 1999. Hardback XIV350 p. 160 x 245 mm. ISBN 9782503507682. The essays in this volume examine not only the beguinage religious life in the southern Low Countries but also the impact of this movement on later medieval Sweden England and France the new modes of influence by women in their religious lives and the revivals of feminine spirituality. Was there a women's movement in the thirteenth century and is such a question meaningful in its medieval context Far from being resolved the issue of whether women had a thirteenth-century renaissance has still decisively to unsettle the periodization of Western European history in twelfth and sixteenth-century humanist renaissances. Herbert Grundmann long ago demonstrated the participation of women in the eremitically-inspired reforming movements of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries and in the production of vernacular literature. Yet it is upon his work that this volume builds for the diocese of Liege is the key area in this development. It was from Liege that Jacques de Vitry approached the papacy to secure permission for the women of this bishopric of Liege France and Germany to live together and to promote holiness in each other by mutual example. The seventeen contributors to this volume examine not only the beguine religious life in the southern Low Countries but also the impact of this movement on later medieval Sweden England and France the new modes of influence exerted by women in their religious lives and the revivals of feminine spirituality in the late medieval West through to contemporary North America. Research does not yet allow for a whole new synthesis but this volume directs scholars to detailed work on specific localities and persons with an awareness of the problems and possibilities of wider European comparisons. The contributors are: Jocelyn Wogan-Browne and Marie-Elisabeth Henneau Anne Blonstein Else Marie Wiberg Pedersen Alexandra Barratt Penny Galloway Brenda Bolton Bridget Morris Marjorie Curry Woods Carolyne Larrington Anneke B. Mulder-Bakker Renate Blumenfeld-Kosinski Katie Normington Jane Chance Ulrike Wiethaus Luce Irigaray and Antonia Lacey. Languages : English. Turnhout Brepols 1999 hardcover
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