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Dance Rhythm, c1920. Artist: Eric Harald Macbeth Robertson
Dance Rhythm, c1920. From The Studio Volume 79, [London Offices of the Studio, London, 1920]
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Media ID 14965910
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Balance Eyes Closed Eyes Shut Rhythm Robertson Skin Standing On One Leg Studio Publications Studio Volume 79 Synchronised Posture
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Dance Rhythm, c1920
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captures the essence of the vibrant and daring spirit that defined the Roaring Twenties. In this print by Eric Harald Macbeth Robertson, two dancers are depicted in a mesmerizing display of synchronized movement. The artist skillfully portrays their graceful balance as they stand on one leg, their bodies intertwined in perfect harmony. The scene unfolds under dimmed lights, evoking an atmosphere of mystery and allure. The nakedness of the dancers adds an element of vulnerability to their performance, emphasizing their raw connection with both each other and the music that guides their every move. With closed eyes and focused postures, they surrender themselves completely to the rhythm that surrounds them. Robertson's masterful use of green tones lends a surreal quality to the image, enhancing its dreamlike quality. This choice also highlights the contrast between nature's organic hues and humanity's artistic expression. Originally published in "The Studio Volume 79" in London during 1920, this iconic portrait has become a symbol of freedom and self-expression within early 20th-century dance culture. It serves as a testament to an era marked by social change and liberation from traditional norms. As we gaze upon this timeless artwork today, we are reminded not only of its historical significance but also how art can transcend time itself – capturing emotions, movements, and concepts that continue to resonate with us even after a century has passed.
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