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Decoration for an Ivory Room; Invocation to the Dance
Ethel Walker, 1913
© the artist's estate. All Rights Reserved 2010 / Bridgeman Art Library
Invocation to Dance reflects the influence of the Russian Ballet, which was in London at the time of it's executiion. The figure raising his right hand, on the left of the picture has been identified as Nijinsky in his role for 'Scheherazade'.
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Title of artwork, date
Decoration for an Ivory Room; Invocation to the Dance, 1913
Date supported
1995
Medium and material
Oil on canvas
Dimensions
107 x 168 cm
Grant
3018
Total cost
12075
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