U. K.
The Favourite Comic Dance
Print, etching 1807
“John Peter Bologna (1775-1846) as Harlequin disguised as a St. Giles street girl and Joseph Grimaldi (1779-1837) as Clown in “”Harlequin and Mother Goose”” or “”The Golden Egg””. This dance was a parody of a pas de deux in the ballet “”Achille et Deidamie””.”
Teddy (drawing)
A male artist’s idea of a meeting of young women voters to discuss the General Election
Print 1929, 12.5 x 12 cm
Greece, Athens, collection Alkis Raftis
“Illustration for the article “”Bright red young people. Rushing to the political freak party – Labor and the business-woman voter”” by Lady Eleanor Smith”
“Hoping much from the varied excitement of the cotillion, we next took him to a dance; but when a beautiful girl threw down an orange with the object of taking as a partner the successful scrambler…”
Print, color 1882 17 x 26.5 cm
Greece, Athens, collection Alkis Raftis
…after the golden fruit, he only gaped.
Holub, Dr. Emil (sketch)
A critical moment. The Diluka Chief dances with rage and curses the Europeans. Dr. Holub imitates him till the natives laugh and abandon their hostile intentions
Print 1887, 3.6 x 5.2 cm
Greece, Athens, collection Alkis Raftis
Dr. Emil Holub’s travels in the Zambesi Region, South Africa. The present journey occupied over three years. Doctor and Mrs. Holub left Europe in November 1883 for Cape Town. From there he traveled to Lake Bangweolo, through Mashukulumbe territory north of the Zambesi