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where they portrayed her in numerous photos, paintings and sculptures. Barbakoff started more formal ballet training with the French ballerina
Catherine Devilliers in 1927. Also in 1927, she separated from her husband. After an appearance in the hall Chopin Hall in
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In Paris, Julia Tardi-Markus, a co-dancer with
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Since 1924, it was previously known that she had included
Chinese dances alongside Russian dances and parodies in their program. Because of her attractive charisma, she became a public magnet, and a magnet for many artists including
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