the Dance through the Ages

The dust jacket of this 1967 hardcover edition is notably worn, with tears and creases along the edges and corners. Despite the jacket's condition, the book itself remains intact, with all pages present and free from inscriptions or library markings. The binding is secure, ensuring the book's durability for continued use.

"The Dance through the Ages" by Walter Sorell, published in 1967 by Grosset & Dunlap in New York, is a richly illustrated exploration of dance history. This hardcover edition chronicles a wide array of dance forms, from ancient rituals to modern experimental styles, offering insights into cultural and historical contexts. Walter Sorell, a respected figure in dance literature, provides an in-depth narrative supported by 250 illustrations, including 18 in color, making this work not only informative but visually engaging. The book's subject matter spans primitive dancing, the Renaissance, modern American dance, and more, showcasing the evolution and diversity of dance. This edition is a valuable resource for enthusiasts and scholars of performing arts. The dust jacket shows significant wear, with tears and creases, but the book remains a compelling addition to any dance collection.