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English: Photo of a scene from the choreographer Marius Petipa (1818-1910) & the composer Cesare Pugni's (1803-1870) 1862 ballet "The Pharaoh's Daughter". The photo shows the Grand pas des chasseresses from Act I of the ballet on the stage of the Imperial Mariinsky Theatre in Petipa's revival of 1898. In the center can be seen the ballerinas Mathilde Kschessinskaya (right) in the role of the Princess Aspicia, and Anna Johannson (left) in the role of the slave Ramzé.
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Source ариус Петипа. Материалы. Воспоминания. Статьи, 1971. (Marius Petipa. Materials. Recollections. Articles) ed. by Yuri Slonimsky.
Author Unknown photographer of the Imperial Mariinsky Theatre. St. Petersburg, Russian Empire.

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