Photographs of The Pharaoh's Daughter
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Vera Karalli as the Princess Aspicia and Platon Karsavin as Father Nile with unidentified children in the scene The Kingdom of the Rivers. St. Petersburg, circa 1915 -
Photographic postcard of Anna Pavlova as the Princess Aspicia in Petipa's 1898 production, circa 1910 -
Anna Pavlova as the Princess Aspicia and Mikhail Mordkin as Lord Wilson/Taor in Petipa's 1898 production, circa 1905 -
Sofia Fedorova as the slave Hita (or Ramzé) with unidentified children in the Pas des Caryatids from Alexander Gorsky's 1905 revision for the Moscow Bolshoi Theatre, 1909 -
Mikhail Mordkin as Taor in Petipa's 1898 production, circa 1905 -
The stage of the Bolshoi Theatre dressed in Pierre Lacotte's décor for his 2000 revival
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