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Dancing Pair

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Leo T. Kehl and an unidentified dancing partner.

Publication Information

Physical Description

Format
Image
Dimensions
21 x 26 cm

Collection Information

Call Number
PH M92-249.48

Copyright Information

Copyright Status
COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED
United States
Country
Wisconsin
State
Dane
County
Madison
Community
Unique ID
W0134AX
Legacy ID
WHi 28779

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Photographs
Dance  with Large Globe

Dance with Large Globe

A young barefoot dancer from the Kehl School of Dance in Madison posed with a large globe. Props were often included in dance numbers choreographed by Leo Kehl and his father F. W. Kehl.

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Photographs
Adagio Duet

Adagio Duet

An unidentified couple, students of the Kehl School of Dance, in ballet Adagio. Their costumes were made by Genevieve Kehl.

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Photographs
Leo Kehl and Granddaughter

Leo Kehl and Granddaughter

1959

Leo Kehl, head of the Kehl School of Dance in Madison, introduces Patti, his first dancing granddaughter.

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Photographs
Learning to Dance

Learning to Dance

Virginia Lee Kehl, a third generation of the Kehl family involved in dance instruction in Madison, demonstrates a ballet "tendu" to a young dancer in costume.

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Periodicals
Leo Kehl on The American Dancer Cover

Leo Kehl on The American Dancer Cover

August 1937

Cover of The American Dancer magazine featuring Leo Kehl, head of the Kehl School of Dance and Genevieve Esse Kehl.

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Photographs
Kehl Dancers in Mexican Costume

Kehl Dancers in Mexican Costume

A group of 12 dancers pose in Mexican costume at the Kehl School of Dance. Leo Kehl, head of the school, appears second from the left.

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