Making Dancing in Decatur, from maquette to bronze

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Dance in Art

Making Dancing in Decatur, from maquette to bronze

Unknown artist

Medium:
Clay and steel
Source:
Roaring Social (supplied by email)
Rights:
Rights reserved by the holding institution — do not reuse without permission. Source record ↗
Recorded as:
Used by permission

Making Dancing in Decatur, from maquette to bronze is a public-domain clay and steel in the LODance gallery of dance in art. It's one of thousands of historic images tracing how dancing has been seen and celebrated across the centuries.

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