New York City Ballet Repertory 1948-1998 (Hardcover, William Morrow, 1998)
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New York City Ballet Repertory 1948-1998 (Hardcover, William Morrow, 1998). New York City Ballet Repertory 1948–1998. New York City Ballet Repertory 1948–1998 is an essential reference for ballet lovers, dancers, historians, and collectors of performing‑arts books. Hardcover | William Morrow | 1998. New York City Ballet Repertory 1948–1998 Hardcover | William Morrow | 1998 A stunning and authoritative volume documenting 50 years of the New York City Ballet, this hardcover edition of New York City Ballet Repertory 1948–1998 is an essential reference for ballet lovers, dancers, historians, and collectors of performing‑arts books. Published in 1998 by William Morrow, this book offers a comprehensive chronicle of the company’s repertory from its founding in 1948 through its first half‑century. It captures the creative vision that defined NYCB as one of the most influential ballet companies in the world. Highlights Covers five decades (1948–1998) of New York City Ballet history Detailed repertory listings, productions, and performance history Celebrates legendary figures such as George Balanchine and Jerome Robbins Richly illustrated with photographs that bring the performances and dancers to life A beautiful visual and historical record of American ballet Condition Hardcover edition Clean, condition as note in photo A handsome addition to any ballet or art‑history collection Why This Book Matters This volume is more than a reference—it’s a visual and cultural history of how ballet evolved in post‑war America. Turning its pages reveals how choreography, costume design, and performance styles changed over time, reflecting broader shifts in art and culture throughout the second half of the 20th century. A must‑have for collectors, dance professionals, and anyone who appreciates the enduring legacy of the New York City Ballet.
