Photo by Antonina Revels with Eddie Rosner

The original photo is in excellent collector's condition. The size is 90*140 mm. The reverse side is clean. Guarantee of authenticity.

1. Eddie Rosner (German: Adolf Rosner); in Poland, Adi Rosner (pol. Adi Rosner; in the USSR, Adolf Ignatievich Rosner (bel. Adolf Ignatievich Rosner); May 26, 1910, Berlin — August 8, 1976, West Berlin) was a jazz trumpeter, violinist, conductor, composer and arranger who lived and worked in Germany (1910-1933 and 1973-1976), Poland (1934-1939) and the USSR (1939-1972). Honored Artist of the Byelorussian SSR (1944). One of the most popular jazz artists in the USSR, whose recordings were banned twice. He is the author of jazz compositions, as well as tangos, waltzes, songs (to the words of Yuri Tseitlin, Mikhail Plyatkovsky, V. Massa and M. Chervinsky, Evgeny Dolmatovsky, Vladimir Kharitonov, Leonid Kukso, Grigory Pozhenyan, B. Dvorny and others) and jazz arrangements.


2. Antonina Sergeevna Revels (March 14, 1919, Sudak - February 19, 1997, Moscow). With Valentin Konstantinovich Novitsky (02.10.1914-05.25.1974, Moscow) - acrobatic dance performers. They graduated from the Kiev Ballet School in 1940, and from the same year they became artists of the Lviv Miniature Theater. 1941, Tashkent — pop artists. 1941-1943 ballet soloists — Khabarovsk Musical Comedy Theater. 1943-1974 soloists, performers of acrobatic dances in a Variety orchestra under the direction of L. Utesov. At the beginning of the activity, the so-called salon dances were performed. Among them, the most famous is the "Champagne Waltz". Later, on the one hand, they strive for sports-oriented dances ("Sports dance with a racket"), and on the other - for more and more theatricalization, characterization: the dance "Peter", inspired by the famous film starring Francesca Gaal. The dances performed by R. and N. were distinguished by complex acrobatic supports, rapid rotations of the partner in the partner's hands, and dizzying flights. At the same time, these dances were not a simple set of tricks, but a complex composition of movements that revealed the characters of young people full of optimism and joy in life. Since 1981, L. Utesov's wife.