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The Theme of Dance in the Work of Natalia Danko and Helena Janson-Manizer (From Miniature Sculpture to Monumental Compositions)
Journal: Scientific and Analytical Journal "Burganov House. Space of culture" (Vol.30, No. 1)Publication Date: 2015-03-01
Authors : Ludmila N. Doronina;
Page : 145-152
Keywords : N. Danko; E. Janson-Manizer; Leningrad Porcelain factory; miniature art works; Vaslav Nijinsky; Anna Pavlova; Sophia fedorova; Galina ulanova; Maya Plisetskaya; monumental decorative plastic art; bas-reliefs of Teatralnaya and Dinamo metro stations;
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Abstract
The focus of this paper is on the theme of dance in ballet and in folk art in indoor and monumental decorative sculptural works of N. Danko and E. Janson-Manizer, made in porcelain and cast in bronze and iron. Dramatic characters of prominent Russian dancers and ballerinas in sculptural works of Danko and Janson-Manizer created in the 1920–1950-ies are considered. The bas-relief compositions of the Sverdlov Square and Dinamo metro station are analyzed.
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