Glimpses of Isadora Duncan of Film

Many people have posted on Isadora Duncan on You Tube. Some, the footage of her rapturously executing the final few steps of an outdoor performance. Others, photographs of her dancing, images that curiously seem to capture some of the dynamism and modernness of her movement. There is also disputed footage described by some as Isadora dancing at the Parthenon. Given that the Greek ideal was one of her primary sources of inspiration, the temple in Athens would be a likely place for film to be shot. And certainly there are photographs of Duncan in dance pose at the Acropolis. However, the temple in this footage here is obviously not in Athens, as it is low in altitude and there is sea in the background. And there is know reason to suppose the film is of Isadora herself - so perhaps a disciple, following in her footsteps. And there’s footage of Isadora on board ship with the Russian poet Sergei Yesenin, whom she married in 1922. Finally and rather morbidly I came across French newsreel footage of the car in which Isadora’s two met their deaths in 1913 when the car they were traveling in plunged into the Seine in Paris. The talking head over this footage rather gruesomely comment 'Voyons les enfants’! All these resources are spread about and seem to justify a post putting them all together. Enjoy!