Loie Fuller, 19th-20th century
Joseph Kratinaexpand_more
Bronze with gold patinaexpand_more
Bequest of Bruce B. Daytonexpand_more 2016.33.14
Not on Viewexpand_more
Loie Fuller (1862-1928) was an American dancer, actress, and choreographer. She was pivotal in the development of "free dance" - the precursor to modern dance - choreographing not only her physical movements, but that of her silk costumes and her own patented theatrical lighting techniques. Fuller moved to Europe in 1892 where she grew well-beloved in Paris and became part of the Art Nouveau crowd and affiliated with Symbolism. She was connected to many artists and a frequent subject of works such as this sculpture of Fuller in her performative silk skirts.
Details
- Title
- Loie Fuller
- Artist Life
- 1872 - 1953
- Role
- Artist
- Accession Number
- 2016.33.14
- Curator Approved
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