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Publication Information
| Creator | Thomas Photo |
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Physical Description
| Format | Image |
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| Dimensions | 21 x 23 cm |
Collection Information
| Source Collection | Kehl School of Dance, Madison, Wisconsin, records, 1894-2015 |
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| Call Number | PH M92-249.146 |
Copyright Information
| Copyright Status | COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED |
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Kehl Students In Ballet Costumes
Three students at the Kehl School of Dance pose in ballet costume. From left to right: Jo Jean Kehl, Joan Batz, Jo Ann Kehl.
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.
Young Ballerina
Young ballerina of the Kehl School of Dance poses in her dance costume which was hand-designed by Kehl seamstresses. Satin ribbons tied around the ankles and socks, instead of tights, were the norm...
Ballet Couple
William F. Christensen, one of the famous Christensen brothers, and his professional pupil, Mignon Lee, in a ballet pose. The print is inscribed to "My friend, Leo Kehl."
Virginia Lee Kehl Mackesey
Virginia Lee Kehl Mackesey of the Kehl School of Dance, poses in a ballet move.
