Fanny Elssler (1810-1884), Austrian ballerina, caused a sensation when she was the first European prima ballerina to tour Stock Photo - Alamy
Fanny Elssler Additional title: Portrait. Inman, Henry, 1801-1846 (Artist) Kohler, Heinrich, Stock Photo, Picture And Rights Managed Image. Pic. MPN-265675 | agefotostock
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Fanny Cerrito and Antonio Guerra performing a pas de deux in The Fairy Lake, lithograph by J. Erxleben. London, England, 1840 | V&A Images
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1840 ca , PARIS , FRANCE : The celebrathed austrian coreographer and ballerina FANNY ELSSLER ( 1810 - 1884 ) as Florinda in the dance " La Cachucha Stock Photo - Alamy
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Fanny Elssler (1810-1884). Austrian ballerina, toured America from 1840-43. She is in her ballet costume, seated at a dressing table. 1841 Stock Photo - Alamy
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Fanny Elssler (1810-1884). Austrian ballerina, dancing as the character of La Cracovienne from Mazilier's ballet La Gipsy. Elssler performed the traditional Polish dance in a Polish costume. Ca. 1840 Stock Photo - Alamy
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