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included. At the time Graham choreographed the piece, primitive religious art was popular among theater intellectuals as a source of iconography. Created in 1926,
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sources. Religious subjects remained part of Graham's reference material throughout her lifetime of making dances.
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Martha Graham
George Frideric Handel
Millbrook, New York
Louis Horst
Biblical
"Dance Recital by Martha Graham"
ISBN
978-0028657370
ISBN
0-520-05173-4
"The Strange Commodity of Cultural Exchange: Martha Graham and the State Department on Tour, 1955-1987"
Categories
1929 ballet premieres
Ballets by Martha Graham

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