Ballets De Noverre Collection

Dejanire (Deianira) - example illustration of a ballet character
Dejanire (Deianira) - the illustration derives from the manuscript Ballets de Noverre by Jean-Georges Noverre, creation date 1766

La Haine (Hatred) - example illustration of a ballet character
La Haine (Hatred) - the illustration derives from the manuscript Ballets de Noverre by Jean-Georges Noverre, creation date 1766

La Jalousie (Jealousy) - example illustration of a ballet character
La Jalousie (Jealousy) - the illustration derives from the manuscript Ballets de Noverre by Jean-Georges Noverre, creation date 1766

Creuse (Creusa of Corinth) - example illustration of a ballet character
the illustration derives from the manuscript Ballets de Noverre by Jean-Georges Noverre, creation date 1766

Medee (Medea) - example illustration of a ballet character
Medee (Medea) - the illustration derives from the manuscript Ballets de Noverre by Jean-Georges Noverre, creation date 1766

Thessalienne (Thessalian) - example illustration of a ballet character
Thessalienne (Thessalian) - the illustration derives from the manuscript Ballets de Noverre by Jean-Georges Noverre, creation date 1766

Thessaliens (Thessalians) - example illustration of a ballet character
Thessaliens (Thessalians) - the illustration derives from the manuscript Ballets de Noverre by Jean-Georges Noverre, creation date 1766

Jole - example illustration of a ballet character
Jole - the illustration derives from the manuscript Ballets de Noverre by Jean-Georges Noverre, creation date 1766

Philoctete (Philoctetes) - example illustration of a ballet character
Philoctete (Philoctetes) - the illustration derives from the manuscript Ballets de Noverre by Jean-Georges Noverre, creation date 1766

Corinthiene (Corinthian) - example illustration of a ballet character
Corinthiene (Corinthian) - the illustration derives from the manuscript Ballets de Noverre by Jean-Georges Noverre, creation date 1766

Europeens (Europeans) - example illustration of a ballet character
Europeens (Europeans) - the illustration derives from the manuscript Ballets de Noverre by Jean-Georges Noverre, creation date 1766

Africaine (African) - example illustration of a ballet character
Africaine (African) - the illustration derives from the manuscript Ballets de Noverre by Jean-Georges Noverre, creation date 1766

Africain (African) - example illustration of a ballet character
Africain (African) - the illustration derives from the manuscript Ballets de Noverre by Jean-Georges Noverre, creation date 1766

Asiatique (Asian) - example illustration of a ballet character
Asiatique (Asian) - the illustration derives from the manuscript Ballets de Noverre by Jean-Georges Noverre, creation date 1766

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"Ballets de Noverre: A Captivating Journey through Mythical Characters and Emotions" Step into the enchanting world of "Ballets de Noverre, " where captivating characters come to life on stage, each representing a different facet of human emotion. From Dejanire, an example illustration of a ballet character who embodies strength and resilience, to La Haine, the embodiment of Hatred with fierce movements that send shivers down your spine. In this mesmerizing ballet production, emotions take center stage as La Jalousie gracefully dances her way into our hearts, showcasing the complexities of jealousy through delicate yet powerful choreography. Creuse enchants us with her ethereal beauty as she portrays Creusa of Corinth in all her tragic glory. Prepare to be spellbound by Medee's bewitching performance; this example illustration of a ballet character brings forth the dark depths of Medea's tormented soul. Thessalienne takes us on an exhilarating journey through ancient Greece as we witness her graceful movements depicting the proud warriors from Thessaly. The Thessaliens captivate audiences with their synchronized routines and breathtaking leaps that leave us in awe. Jole graces the stage with elegance and grace while Philoctete showcases his agility and strength in every move he makes. Corinthiene entrances us with her regal presence as she embodies everything Corinthian - sophistication, charm, and allure. The Europeans bring diversity to this exquisite production; their vibrant costumes and dynamic performances celebrate unity amidst cultural differences. Lastly, Africaine transports us to another continent entirely; an example illustration of a ballet character who represents African culture through rhythmic beats and energetic dance moves that radiate joyous celebration. "Ballets de Noverre" is not just a collection of extraordinary dancers but also a testament to the power of storytelling through movement.