Louis Post Dispatch, Ap(from the New York Times) and the Los Angeles Herald, Number 216, May 1, 1904. In her “ Lecture on Radium,” in the New York Public Library of Performing Arts, Loïe Fuller writes about the Curies and other professors from the Sorbonne visiting her workshop and studio, before attending a seance “lasting far into the night.” Loïe writes that the event was documented by the London Daily Telegraph, in a column headed “Loïe Fuller’s Radium Dance”, which gave “a long description of what had taken place.” American versions of the article can be found in several newspapers, including the Buffalo Commercial, March 14, 1904, p.11, the St.Loïe Fuller’s autobiography Fifteen Years of a Dancer’s Life (Chapter XI- A Visit at Rodin’s) contains a detailed description of Loïe taking Marie and Pierre to visit August Rodin’s studio in Meudon in April of 1902.Ève goes on to describe how Loïe introduced them to August Rodin, and says that a “picturesque friendship untied her to the two physicists.” She writes about Loïe Fuller’s letters to her parents and details the dancer’s performance in the narrow dining room at their house on Boulevard Kellerman, which was followed by later performances and reciprocal visits by the Curies to Loïe’s home. In Ève Curie’s biography of her mother Madame Curie, Ève devotes p.To make it easier to locate primary documents specifically related to interactions between Marie Curie and Loïe Fuller, I put together this list of sources I used to document their meetings. Curie Museum and Archives, Paris, Franceīecause I wanted Radiant- The Dancer, The Scientist and a Friendship Forged in Light to read like a novel, I decided to forgo footnotes and place my sources in an extensive bibliography at the end of the book.Jerome Robbins Dance Division, The New York Public Library of the Performing Arts.

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