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KEYSTONE – DANSE

KEYSTONE - DANCE "Dancing couple at the Laban dance school in Berlin, where, as in music, each movement is governed by a note", 1927. Rudolf Laban founded the Berlin Choreographic Institute in 1927. In 1928, he published Kinetographie Laban, proposing a notation system for primary dance movements, later called Labanotation. Photograph. Vintage silver print, stamp, handwritten caption and label in German on back. Handling marks and small tear. 13x18cm

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