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"Russian Dance", with the King and Queen of England in attendance
Private Residence of Lord and Lady Londonborough, London, July 1909


With Mikhail Mordkin in "Valse Caprice"
Victoria Palace Theater, London, 1910


Gilded Bronze Statue of Pavlova
Top of Victoria Palace Theater, London, 1911 and 2006


With Laurent Novikoff in premier of "Amarilla"
Victoria Palace Theater, London, June 5, 1912


Costume and Accessories for "Au bal"
Covent Garden, London, September, 1927


Pavlova and Viktor Dandré in her boudoir at Ivy House
Golders Green, London, 1920 (?)


With Pets at Ivy House
Golders Green, London, 1912


Left: In Practice Costume at Ivy House; Golders Green, London, 1911. Right: With her ballet students at Ivy House; Golders Green, London, 1913


With Jack at Ivy House, 1927
Golders Green, London. One of an iconic series of photographs by Lafayette Studios


With Maestro Cecchetti in the garden at Ivy House
Golders Green, London, 1927


Fashion Photo of Pavlova in the garden at Ivy House
Golders Green, London, 1920



Pavlova in Lead Role as Swanhilde in "Coppelia"
New York City, 1910


Christmas, with company male dancer as Cavalier
The Russian Tea Garden, New York City, 1912


Promotional Poster: “Pavlova: The Dancing Revelation of the Age”
American, year unknown


Poster for “Petite Danse Russe”
USA Tour, 1914-1915


As Helen of Troy in "Walpurgis Nights"
Chicago, 1915


With Alexandre Volinine in “La gavotte Pavlova”
Broadway Theater, Denver CO, September, 1914


With Mikhail Mordkin in “The Legend of Azyiade” from "Oriental Fantasies"
Broadway Theater, Denver CO, September, 1914


A train stop in the Rocky Mountains with Music Director Theodore Stier
Colorado Rockies, c. 1914


Feeding a bear in Yellowstone Park
Wyoming, c. 1914


“Dragonfly.” Choreography by Pavlova and costume design by her dressmaker Manya Charchevnikova
New York City, 1915


“California Poppy” inspired by a hillside of flowers in California
Choreography and costume by Anna Pavlova, San Francisco, 1915


“Le Papillon” (The Butterfly). Forty seconds of unrelieved motion en pointe
Los Angeles, 1916
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