Photographs
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Found in 12882 Collections and/or Records:
Hannah Shwayder Berry, between 1940-1960
Hannah Shwayder Berry poses for a Council of Jewish Women event wearing sister Florence's wedding dress and a large hat.
Hanya Holm, between 1931-1935
Hanya Holm, noted modern dance choreographer and educator, poses for a portrait.
Hanya Holm, 1949
Photograph of Hanya Holm,choreographer who sat on the panel for the 1949 Central City Critique.
Hanya Holm, 1938
Modern dancer, educator, and choreographer Hanya Holm stands in the middle of a road at Bennington College in Bennington, Vermont. Holm taught at Bennington School of the Dance at Bennington College, the first center for the study of modern dance in the United States of America.
Hanya Holm and Douglas Moore, 1956
Black and white photograph of Hanya Holm (choreographer) in conversation with Douglas Moore (composer) during the 1956 Central City Opera Festival production of 'The Ballad of Baby Doe.'
Hanya Holm and Her Company Perform They Too Are Exiles, circa 1939
Linda Locke, Eve Gentry, Louise Kloepper and Hanya Holm (left to right) perform a modern dance work choreographed by Holm, entitled ''They Too Are Exiles.''
Hanya Holm and Two Affiliates
Photograph of Central City Hanya Holm (left) and two unidentified affiliates at a social gathering.
Hanya Holm at Bennington College, 1937
Modern dancer, educator, and choreographer Hanya Holm stands outdoors at Bennington College in Bennington, Vermont. Holm taught modern dance at Bennington School of the Dance, the first center for the study of modern dance in the United States of America.
Hanya Holm at Bennington College, 1937
Modern dancer, educator, and choreographer Hanya Holm and an unidentified man stand together on a lawn, while holding animals, at Bennington College in Bennington, Vermont. Holm taught modern dance at Bennington School of the Dance, the first center for the study of modern dance in the United States of America.
Hanya Holm Company Performs Dance of Work and Play, between 1937-1938
Eve Gentry, Mimi Kagan, Harriet Roeder and Valerie Bettis (left to right), members of Hanya Holm's dance company, perform Holm's modern dance work ''Dance of Work and Play.''