Vintage Burlesque Dancers

Signed lower right 'John R. Nobriga' (American, 20th Century) and dated 1962. Additionally signed and dated verso and titled 'Dancers'. A colorful mid-century oil on paper showing ...

Painted in the 1950s, this is a large, vertical, abstracted portrayal of a standing female Burlesque dancer painted in brilliant reds, wearing a plumed head dress, possibly a scene f...

Painted circa 1948, this is a large, abstracted portrayal of Burlesque dancers wearing a plumed headdress, painted in brilliant reds, yellows and violets.

This is a vintage dancing female figure. An English, composite burlesque figure in Art Deco revival taste, dating to the late 20th century, circa 1970.

An Exceptional, Vibrant Mid-Century Modern 1950s Chicago Night Club Scene of Dancing Showgirls. Titled "Dancers #2", the painting depicts a dynamic, stage-lit night club scene of pl...

Painted in the 1960s, this is a large, vertical, abstracted portrayal of a standing Burlesque dancer wearing a plumed headdress, painted in brilliant reds, yellows and violets; prob...

Painted in the 1950s, this is a large, vertical, abstracted portrayal of a standing female Burlesque dancer painted in brilliant reds and violets, wearing a plumed head dress, possib...

Adolf Dehn's, lithograph on chine collé, Curtain or The Flora Dora Girls, is an ode to burlesque with dancing girls and fabulous costumes.

Gregory created his Burlesque Dancer at about the same time as Nautch Dancer.

Asymmetrical, dislocated, lop-sided, the monster leaning on its crutch seems to raise its shoulder to start a burlesque dance or to flee, like Dr. Frankenstein’s creature or the furn...

Fascinated by populist entertainments—Coney Island, burlesque, and dance halls—he depicted a city in social and economic flux, often with elements of satire and social commentary.

Paradis Latin, founded by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1803 and revived in the 20th century as a mecca of French cabaret, has long been synonymous with the revue tradition, featuring music,...

(one sheet; measures 28" x 42") Souls in Pawn, the 1940 Melville Shyer burlesque baby-selling racket sexploitation movie (about a young woman who gives birth in a crooked materni...