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American sculptor Emily Montague Mulkin Bishop (1858–1916),
American Delsartean lecturer, instructor,
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Bishop (née Mulkin;
November 3, 1858 –
November 22, 1916) was an
American Delsartean lecturer and
instructor in dress,
expression and
physical culture. She...
- co-hosted
events with
Bohemian artist friend Edmund Russell, a well-known "
Delsartean"
lifestyle coach, an actor, an
apostle of
Madame Helena Blavatsky, and...
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influenced by François Delsarte, she aut****d
Physical Culture Founded on
Delsartean Principles in 1894. She was a
member of the
American Society for the Promotion...
- though, that her
approach to
making dances during this time
frame was
Delsartean. In
rejection of her teachers'
Denishawn (Ruth St.
Denis and Ted Shawn)...
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named after Cyrus D. Angell.
Emily Montague Mulkin Bishop (1858-1916),
Delsartean lecturer, instructor,
author William J. Colvill,
Union colonel in the...
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Carolina W. Le Farve. (1894).
Physical Culture Founded on
Delsartean Principles. New York:
Fowler & Wells.
Edward B. Warman.
Gestures and Attitudes:...
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including Insincerities, are lost. It is
known the solo drew on the idea of
Delsartean tableaus,
objective representations of mood and emotion. As she constructed...
- known, though, that her
approach to
making dances during this time was
Delsartean.
Rejecting her teachers'
Denishawn (Ruth St.
Denis and Ted Shawn) forms...
