The worlds of Lincoln Kirstein / Martin Duberman.
2007
792.8092 K61w 2007
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Title
The worlds of Lincoln Kirstein / Martin Duberman.
Author
Edition
1st ed.
ISBN
9781400041329 (alk. paper)
1400041325 (alk. paper)
1400041325 (alk. paper)
Imprint
New York : Alfred A. Knopf, 2007.
Language
English
Description
viii, 723 p., [36] p. of plates : ill. ; 25 cm.
Call Number
792.8092 K61w 2007
System Control No.
(OCoLC)71810146
(OCoLC)71810146
(OCoLC)71810146
Note
Includes index.
Formatted Contents Note
Youth
Growing up (1907-1926)
Harvard (1927)
Hound and Horn (1927)
Brahmin Boston (1928)
Beginnings
New York (1929-1931)
Museum of Modern Art (1929-1932)
Nijinsky (1931-1933)
Ballet (1933)
Balanchine (1932-1933)
Launching
Balanchine (1933)
School of American Ballet (1934)
The Warburgs (1934)
The Left (1934)
Hartford (1935)
The Metropolitan Opera (1935)
Ballet Caravan (1936)
Expansion
Ballet Caravan (1937-1938)
South American: Ballet (1939-1941)
South America: MoMA (1942)
The Army (1943-1945)
Ballet Society (1946-1947)
The Art world (1948)
City Center (1948-1950)
A home (1951-52)
Managing director (1953-1954)
Lincoln Center (1955-1957)
Japan (1958-1960)
The State Theater (1961-1963)
Decline
Breakdowns/writings (1964-1975)
Succession (1976-1985)
Old age (1986-1996).
Growing up (1907-1926)
Harvard (1927)
Hound and Horn (1927)
Brahmin Boston (1928)
Beginnings
New York (1929-1931)
Museum of Modern Art (1929-1932)
Nijinsky (1931-1933)
Ballet (1933)
Balanchine (1932-1933)
Launching
Balanchine (1933)
School of American Ballet (1934)
The Warburgs (1934)
The Left (1934)
Hartford (1935)
The Metropolitan Opera (1935)
Ballet Caravan (1936)
Expansion
Ballet Caravan (1937-1938)
South American: Ballet (1939-1941)
South America: MoMA (1942)
The Army (1943-1945)
Ballet Society (1946-1947)
The Art world (1948)
City Center (1948-1950)
A home (1951-52)
Managing director (1953-1954)
Lincoln Center (1955-1957)
Japan (1958-1960)
The State Theater (1961-1963)
Decline
Breakdowns/writings (1964-1975)
Succession (1976-1985)
Old age (1986-1996).
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