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Fanny Cerrito (1817-1909) and Arthur Saint-Leon (1821-1870) in La Polka by Cesare Pugni, c. 1843

Fanny Cerrito (1817-1909) and Arthur Saint-Leon (1821-1870) in La Polka by Cesare Pugni, c. 1843


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Fanny Cerrito (1817-1909) and Arthur Saint-Leon (1821-1870) in La Polka by Cesare Pugni, c. 1843

Fanny Cerrito (1817-1909) and Arthur Saint-Leon (1821-1870) in La Polka by Cesare Pugni, c. 1843. Private Collection

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This print showcases the renowned dancers Fanny Cerrito and Arthur Saint-Leon in their mesmerizing performance of La Polka. The image, captured around 1843 by an anonymous artist, is a testament to the beauty and grace of ballet as well as the vibrant energy of the polka. Fanny Cerrito, celebrated for her exceptional technique and expressive artistry, effortlessly glides across the stage with elegance and poise. Her partner, Arthur Saint-Leon, matches her every move with precision and strength. Together, they create a harmonious dance that captivates audiences worldwide. The composition exudes neoclassicism through its meticulous attention to detail and balanced symmetry. The color lithography adds depth to this fine art piece while highlighting the vibrancy of their costumes - a visual feast for any observer. La Polka itself was composed by Cesare Pugni, known for his enchanting melodies that perfectly complemented ballet performances during this era. This particular rendition showcases his talent for creating music that seamlessly intertwines with dance movements. Preserved within a private collection in the United States, this print serves as a timeless reminder of these legendary performers' contributions to both ballet and graphic arts. It immortalizes not only their skill but also their passion for bringing joy through music and movement.

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