Ole Kandelin (Finnish, 1920-1947), The Rope-Dancer, 1944. Oil on cardboard, 70 × 50 cm. Ateneum, Helsinki

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Ole Kandelin (Finnish, 1920-1947), The Rope-Dancer, 1944. Oil on cardboard, 70 × 50 cm. Ateneum, Helsinki

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Rope dancer - 1934
Photo de William Mortensen
ADAW 02/52 - Drahtseilakt
For a dance on the rope you need a lot of practise, even the most talented dancer need to. Elana had a long and big break, she is a bit rusty, but she is motivated to work hard and finally be good enough again to show off her skills to the excited audience of the circus.
Elana is a character I added in the most recent rewrite of the storyline (which I started in.. 2016?), she is Samuel’s foster mother for quite some years until she vanishes without any mention and nobody ever talks about her ever again. She is replaced by Saramir later who has to take care of Samuel then. Elana is a mysterious woman, no one ever know where she came from. She is Loreley’s partner, but both aren’t seen in public together, it’s like a secret they both keep.
playing about with this new style and enjoying the magic of drapes
From our stacks: Illustration "Jacob Hall, the Rope-Dancer [from an engraved copy (published 1792) of a rare print after Van Oost, formerly possessed by Sir John St. Aubyn]," from Memoirs of Bartholomew Fair. By Henry Morley. With Facsimile Drawings, Engraved Upon Wood, by the Brothers Dalziel. London: Chapman and Hall, 1859.

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Thus Spake Zarathustra: The Rope Dancer
Thus Spake Zarathustra: The Rope Dancer
Previous Post: Thus Spake Zarathustra in Modern English
Here’s what happened after Zarathustra’s first attempts to speak to the people fell on deaf ears.
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Then something happened that made every mouth mute and held every eye. While Zarathrustra was speaking, the rope-dancer had commenced his performance. He had come out at a little door, and was walking along the rope that was stretched…
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