Russia's Anna Pavlova competes in the women's vault final of the artistic gymnastics event of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing on August 17, 2008. North Korea's Un Jong Hong won the gold, Germany's Oksana Aleksandrovna Chusovitina the...
Anna Pavlova was angry with herself for heaping more gymnastics misery on Russia on Sunday by failing to notice the light was still on red when she sprinted up for her disqualified vault in Sunday's Olympic final.
Both she and the crowd were...
Out of the stamp and the scuttle came Mieczyslaw Pianowski
(in belted coat), Victor Dandre, Anna Pavlova, Lucien Wurmser and
John Tait.
IN A grey fur coat, far too hot for an April day, the ballerina
Anna Pavlova arrived at Central Station...
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Background
Anna Pavlovna Pavlova (in Russian: А́нна Па́вловна Па́влова) (31 January 1881 (Old Style)/12 February 1881 (New Style) – 23 January 1931) was a famous Russian ballerina of the late 19th and the early 20th century. Her name along with that of Nijinsky is synonymous with the art of ballet. Pavlova is a legend largely remembered for her famous dance The Dying Swan and because she was the first ballerina to travel around the world and bring ballet to people who had never seen it.
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