Ballet Mistresses - Gallery of Ballet Masters

Gallery of Ballet Masters

  • Filippo Taglioni, circa 1820

  • Jules Perrot, circa 1850

  • Marius Ivanovich Petipa

  • Jean Coralli, one of the creators of the ballet Giselle. Paris, circa 1810

  • Arthur Saint-Léon. Paris, circa 1865

  • Lithograph of Jean Dauberval, Paris, circa 1790

  • August Bournonville, 1841

  • Enrico Cecchetti, St. Petersburg, circa 1900

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