Ludmila Collection

Costume design for Ludmila from the opera Ruslan and Ludmila (gouache, heightened with gold)
1195793 Costume design for Ludmila from the opera Ruslan and Ludmila (gouache, heightened with gold) by Bilinsky, Boris (1900-48); 48.3x31.8 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Bilinsky)

Ludmila Engquist 100 Metre Hurdles 26 August 1999 Date: 26 August 1999

Daughters of Leonid Krassin at the Venice Lido
Ludmila (in bathing wrap), Luba (with hat) and Katia Krassin, daughters of Leonid Krassin, the Bolshevik leader seen on the beach at the Venice Lido. In the background is the Excelsior hotel

The Witching Houri! A Quarter Past Six! A remarkable pose by Russian Dancer Mlle. Ludmila Schollar at the London Hippodrome in Tchaikovskys Les Lac des Cygnes. Date: 1910

Russian womans organizing genius. Right to exist that depends on work. Madame Ludmile Ludimoff, a President of the Russian Red Cross, and wife of the former Russian Governor General of Poland

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Discover the enchanting world of Ludmila, brought to life through the brushstrokes Engquist in this stunning gouache painting of the title character from the opera 'Ruslan and Ludmila.' Dressed in a breathtaking costume designed for the stage, Ludmila exudes an air of regality and strength. This captivating Russian dancer, a member of the Daughters of Leonid Krassin, poses as the Witching Houri at the Venice Lido, defying the clock with her remarkable presence. Engquist's masterful use of gold highlights adds an ethereal glow to Ludmila's image, reflecting the depth of her inner radiance. Amidst the bustle of women organizing their existence through hard work, Ludmila stands as a testament to the power and right to exist.