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Left: Earliest Photo at Age Five; St. Petersburg, c. 1886. Right: Anna with her Mother, Lyubov Feodorovna; St. Petersburg, c. 1890
Left: Barre Practice, Imperial School of Ballet, St. Petersburg, 1891. Right: In School Uniform with Icon of St. Anna, Imperial School of Ballet, St. Petersburg, 1896
First Performance: "Un contes de fées"
Hermitage Theater, St. Petersburg, 1891
Left: Anna at Eleven; St. Petersburg, 1892. Right: A Charming Young Lady; St. Petersburg, 1896.
With Michel Fokine in “La Polonaise” from "Harlequinade"
Hermitage Theater, St. Petersburg, 1900
“The Mad Scene” from "Giselle"
Mariinsky Theater, St. Petersburg, 1903
“The Spanish Doll” from "The Fairy Doll"
Mariinsky Theater, St. Petersburg, 1903
With Mikhail Mordkin in Daughter of the Pharoah
Bolshoi Theater, Moscow, 1906
With Vaslav Nijinsky in "Le Pavillon d’Armide"
Bolshoi Theater, Moscow, 1907
“The Panaderos” from "Raymonda"
On tour with the Russian Imperial Ballet, Berlin, 1908
"Chopiniana"
Mariinsky Theater, St. Petersburg, 1908
Sewing Ribbons at Home
St. Petersburg Apartment, c. 1909
Design for the costume for Columbine for the Ballets Russes
Color Sketch by Konstantin Somov, Paris, 1909
"La Bayadere", Pavlovsk, Russia, June 7, 1914
Pavlova’s last performance in her homeland
"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
To London
To USA
To Hollywood
To World
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