An Example of the Dancing of Objects as having Meaning: Louis XIII, Le Ballet de la Merlaison
鈥楾he 鈥淚ce Ballet鈥 was rapturously applauded鈥; or, The Uses of a Pair of Roller Skates
The Material Culture of Georgian Assembly Rooms
Of Emma鈥檚 Tambourine
The Enchanted Shawl in 鈥淟a Sylphide鈥: A Catalyst of Tragic Transformation
The Baroque Shoe
Masquing Vizards: Function and Rationale
鈥榃ith a charming spirit鈥: The 1817 Berkeley Hunt Ball 鈥楥heat Book鈥
Violin, Mirror, Watering Can, Slippers, and Dance Clothes: When Objects Document Practices and Imaginations of Dance at the Paris Opera in the 19th Century
The Dancer鈥檚 Herbal Medicine Chest
The Dancing Body as Aesthetic Object: Fetishizing Ballerinas鈥 Body Parts
Dancing Tambourines: or, Why does Nora Dance a Tarantella?