Imaging dance visual representations of dancers and dancing edited by Barbara Sparti and Judy Van Zile, with Elsie Ivancich Dunin, Nancy G, Heller, Adrienne L. Kaeppler

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Part I:Artists' conceptions of dance and movement: When is a circle dance simply a circle of dancers? Matisse and the Sardana /Nancy G. Heller. -- Do artists' renderings reveal or conceal? Images of dance in Korea /Judy Van Zile. -- Part II: Images of dance as historical records: In search of continuity : tombstones and dance in the Dubrovnik area /Elsie Ivancich Dunin. -- Performance, iconography, and narrative in Ottoman imperial festivals /Arzu Öztürkmen. -- The hands and arms tell the story : movement through time in eighteenth-century dance depictions from Polynesia /Adrienne L. Kaeppler. -- Self-portraits : John Durang on stage in early Philadelphia /Lynn Matluck Brooks. -- In the dance classroom with Edgar Degas : historical perspectives on ballet technique /Sandra Noll Hammond. -- Part III: Politics, class, and society in images of dance: Chastisement and celebration : dance in papal Bologna in the etchings of G.M. Mitelli (1634-1718) /Barbara Sparti. -- Picturing Hungarian patriotism : the Bikkessy album /László Felföldi. -- The dance of Zalongos : an invented tradition on canvas /Irene Loutzaki. -- George Luks and "tough dancing" on New York's lower east side /Ellery Foutch. -- Ernst Ludwig Kirchner : dance images and dance in early twentieth-century Germany /Shelley Wood Cordulack. -- Part IV: Motion in stillness: Still moving : the revelation or representation of dance in still photography /Matthew Reason.