Isadora Duncan (1878-1927), said to be the birth mother of Modern Dance, is profiled in the attached Vanity Fair article written by Arthur Hazlitt Perry:
“She is truly a remarkable woman. She never dances, acts, dresses, or thinks like anybody else. She is essentially the child of another age, a Twentieth Century exponent of a by-gone civilization. She missed her cue to come on, by twenty-three hundred years.”
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Isadora Duncan Magazine ProfileIsadora Duncan Magazine Article 19151915 Magazine Article About Isadora DuncanIsadora Duncan Modern Dance articleIsadora Duncan article regarding her Greek InfluenceIsadora Duncan on Life in EuropeIsadora Duncan on Death of ChildrenAugistin Daly Dance Company and Isadora Duncan 1915Isadora Duncan Ancient Greek Influence 1915
Isadora Duncan Magazine ProfileIsadora Duncan Magazine Article 19151915 Magazine Article About Isadora DuncanIsadora Duncan Modern Dance articleIsadora Duncan article regarding her Greek InfluenceIsadora Duncan on Life in EuropeIsadora Duncan on Death of ChildrenAugistin Daly Dance Company and Isadora Duncan 1915Isadora Duncan Ancient Greek Influence 1915
