Ray Batchelor writes: “From the website of Marseillestango.fr a page devoted to “Le Tango, à l’origine, se dansait-il entre hommes ?” Once again, the reason for offering this image in this context is not that we can prove they are dancing tango, but that the image is used in the
Ray Batchelor writes: “From the website of Marseillestango.fr a page devoted to “Le Tango, à l’origine, se dansait-il entre hommes ?” Des danseurs de Tango au son d’un Bandonéon, quelque part en Argentine ? Non : des danseurs probablement de Valse et de Polka, à Bordeaux, au son d’un accordéon,
Ray Batchelor writes: “From the website of Marseillestango.fr a page devoted to “Le Tango, à l’origine, se dansait-il entre hommes ?” A link to the tango itself: https://youtu.be/iInpgnzUZws This account of the plot from Wikipedia does not even mention a tango. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soldier_of_Orange” What do you belive the copyright status of
Irmantas Bacelis writes: ” ” What do you belive the copyright status of this image to be? Irmantas Bacelis believes: “I don’t know the copyright status of the image.” The image url: https://www.google.de/search?tbs=sbi:AMhZZisHgKkjGKQzOFH9bTleKd6bruLc7OvEd2sJ2yw2jCEeWytMqUsNdAjuNxA8nwQ77VyOYyinr-jbY57mNJ8kz9SLWAEH7AxfvaYghOTjNU54TklCo2-byGkIj9ZuC-vF8Vuu5LFQfQg4ARLhViFxPzXXWXONA7fmqG7yXlZftYi50o37cxctZ-5xZc6xHCYeeeNZd53qIhl8l9eogWThnYc4o1ryYvSfsnGLFfNOkBnEqipwdf_1vR1uAm9ECk7gHR4OkhbAhsN02T-790XffNSVDOnJaC8hADT69dhk0THLJZ1uSBWWGZkARFekXDgfIEtP3A7KSBkoOsvPBvouJUPUwBb4wOAy5iRi_1zRReh_1h-XoDUv6MgOsSyeHkUQncoTCi3AbpSd4yhtQ6Fe137mxDpKALhaUALSKVZftbyaW7HBXJd2ptaTS8C_1mjFYg1Qlh63KE2Lbv5eY2cBNCX7rjq_1XK0M6p1_1xwgVgLbAt0ooAaIZbAJTLDxsaX1X5_1TdK8rmUm6Q9SOXzJnq1PyRYMyICpMsexmbmugpVxrKpESZiMvtN3O7j-rsoSo5xVCADfwEUA7Hy-Szt2ey5GRtasEtla0N23PFMhb0CjxCEYJ9kIpxTvkv6kk6n38pmvWMu0CCSDoN5jpCdgwD10KoDPWY4ZUwrcNOWZ1CqQiAjcqbP54WDlGoZbILD_1Ez8Uz0CD6r63Y2jOl4nTqo8HkYrmke96HLGsqkRSAbuqZe–CVzd4Wsb_1vkpvJYC6fo1i8xUvKYF9Kzbmjbz9RkNCa_1a4cwC9K5q4j-QetpdEFX3gJ7gkSqzhGR5Gulo4pEvuJzzA4CKX6Lm6bWvqVzceeIQJHi1zeBCoMAl5xPRJpJXbVvVQXZdMAgOCyZdvZy7-rktk6hhiZKMDE_1WtDJKopyYNajT63-I2oWsKHXv5MantIIX5u7oNcpNbnjSc65Ah5BSSH1TOP_1IrA7z-bJEhQrHVxEAb7IgxJjHDU3gMuer4pF1H0wloy1xtvgRAeIPN-pDK8DFe8P9r3CCJS-hEMUYaHunAFVd2TBJsrte9NLuD-ESyUMdtaNC0lxvquFW7huZVIpjGhJ1SR0h8BFB5Ob4OC2BYJB8kQCk0w_1t7zcFJ8sBGMdYrAO8RaDwQRYSf6fsuC-sK8Or0NwtIpqT9Io4ulYWPC-3dcyunLdvV0phSEQ4lp4S_1lvHszciMeKfBX7Inud8szmtTeaCKXEeSmFcDpMp6ITsJ7X9wth4KX8KQPIpYqHk5p2yTQNuVZtqQMOXWIc11d0DY2fl2yp7OEFdhVb6h1TJsDC3lYXq6tKZ-EQ1k6zpc23qHFWxtOThGxeYhv6Tszv6DXdHo0hfHwqDDvNx8Wz9VyQfSa4G9h64CCJsZvlFre_1mdWcjOmR65VbMptzLCzF9jIxBL3h1XR1cYn2oYiAS9h51IJmLDIBB3HUsKl0DxZECwqdvWUnfheziShZxCydUxBnrOnyqglwtugT2wkC6tOou5onCS7TCbWuplpYq4ow5yWFu9jpCZ0Twnw4H2Xab_1dWt2LxxNd1bzVGk8vFtPMQJrKDKXoUNOYHfjbosyX9T1BjX9HrVUpFgpFByY4&hl=lt-DE
Ray Batchelor writes: What should we make of this 1929 queer tango from Weimar Germany? https://youtu.be/ecd0OV4E1YA The clip shows Lulu dancing with Countess Augusta Geschwitz (Louise Brooks and Alice Roberts) and is probably the earliest film showing a lesbian dancing tango with another woman. Was it a tango they danced?
Ray Batchelor writes: Cover of sheet music, The Penultimate Tango or The Dingo Tango L’avant dernier tango – The Penultimate Tango A young (25?) Maurice Chevalier towers over and leads music hall and film star, Félicien Tramel, while Rollin – should that be Polin? Certainly the stage persona of Pierre-Paul
Ray Batchelor writes: “From Spanish website http://www.esto.es/tango/espanol/Ellas.htm text by J. Alberto Mariñas. This, with other images from J. Alberto Marinas’ website is a further example of women shown dancing together – and perhaps the ‘lesbian erotica for the male-gaze’ dimension is less to the fore? Without a proper context, is
Ray Batchelor writes: “From Spanish website http://www.esto.es/tango/espanol/Ellas.htm text by J. Alberto Mariñas. This, with other images from J. Alberto Marinas’ website is a further example of women shown dancing together – and perhaps the ‘lesbian erotica for the male-gaze’ dimension is less to the fore? Without a proper context, is
Ray Batchelor writes: “From Spanish website http://www.esto.es/tango/espanol/Ellas.htm text by J. Alberto Mariñas. The artist Fabius Lorenzi (1880-1969) specialised in fashionable illustrations of a sexually adventurous, Parisian demi-monde, including – depending on how you look at them – representations of women enjoying autonomous sexual relations with men, to which this image
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