Lincoln. Kirstein
4 books
About the Author
Lincoln Kirstein was a visionary arts patron, writer, and cultural impresario whose multifaceted career profoundly shaped the American cultural landscape in the twentieth century. Born in 1907 in Rochester, New York, he co-founded the New York City Ballet with George Balanchine and served as its general director for decades, championing modern dance and choreography. As a prolific author, Kirstein explored the intersections of art, literature, and performance, producing essays, memoirs, and critical works that illuminated the creative spirit. His deep engagement with visual arts led to influential writings on American and European artists, blending erudition with passion. Kirstein's legacy endures through his tireless advocacy for the arts, fostering collaborations that bridged disciplines and generations until his death in 1996.
Common genres
Writing style
erudite
passionate
interdisciplinary
