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Dorr Bothwell with her brother c. 1913

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Dorr Bothwell in her traditional Samoan hostess costume (1929).

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Helen Tamiris with Irene Lewisohn (c. 1920). Photo: Soichi Sunami

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Helen Tamiris (c. 1923). Photo: Soichi Sunami

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Agnes de Mille. Photo: Beryl Towbin.

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Agnes de Mille in performance. Photo: V. Sladon

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Martha Graham in motion.

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Young Agnes de Mille

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Agnes de Mille.

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