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Born February 25, 1905 • Copenhagen • Denmark
Died September 14, 1971 (aged 66) • Copenhagen • Denmark
Bournonville, oil on canvas by Louis Aumont, 1828; in the Theatre Museum, Copenhagen
August Bournonville
Danish dancer
Alexei Ratmansky
Russian dancer and choreographer
Benjamin Millepied
French dancer and choreographer
Justin Peck
Justin Peck
American choreographer and dancer
Lucile Grahn in La Cracovienne, lithograph by Pierre-Emile Desmaisons, 1844
Lucile Grahn
Danish choreographer
Henning Kronstam
Danish dancer
Martins, Peter
Peter Martins
Danish dancer
Kirsten Ralov
Danish dancer
Pina Bausch
German ballet dancer and choreographer
Ross, Herbert
Herbert Ross
American dancer and film director
Martha Graham
Martha Graham
American dancer
George Balanchine.
George Balanchine
Russian-American choreographer
Nijinsky in Paris
Vaslav Nijinsky
Russian dancer
Karen Kain
Canadian ballet dancer
Jerome Robbins
Jerome Robbins
American choreographer
Medusa
Michel Fokine
Russian dancer and choreographer
Monica Mason
Monica Mason
South African dancer
Jules Perrot and Carlotta Grisi
Jules Perrot
French dancer and choreographer
Mark Morris
American dancer and choreographer
Christopher Wheeldon
British-born dancer and choreographer