File:Costume pour le Sacre du printemps 2 (Les Ballet russes, Opéra).jpg
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D'après Nicolas Roerich Costume pour une femme rouge dans le Sacre du printemps ballet de Vaslav Nijinsky Reprise à l'Opéra de Paris, 1991 Exposition Ballets russes Bibliothèque-musée de l'Opéra de Paris www.operadeparis.fr/cns11/live/onp/Saison_2009_2010/Conve... Dans l'article "Sacré Sacre !", les auteurs Sylvie Dancre et Philippe de Lustrac mettent en cause les références ethnologiques du peintre Nicolas Roerich, auteur des costumes et des décors du Sacre, créé en 1913. Celui-ci bénéficiait d'une réputation d'anthropologue compétent sur les pratiques et coutumes des anciens slaves et était le conseiller officiel des ballets russes à ce sujet. Selon eux, N. Roerich, un adepte de la théosophie, a tout inventé en s'inspirant de costumes folkloriques traditionnels et ne possédait aucune compétence scientifique. (Revue Danser, hors série, décembre 2009) |
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Costume pour Le Sacre du printemps (Les Ballet russes, Opéra)
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Author | Jean-Pierre Dalbéra from Paris, France |
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