The Modern Dances - How to Dance Them (1914) - Illustration 04 HQ - One Step

Archibald Studio, Chicago, published by Saul Brothers, Chicago

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The Modern Dances - How to Dance Them (1914) - Illustration 04 HQ - One Step, by Archibald Studio, Chicago, published by Saul Brothers, Chicago, is an artwork 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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