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Unfortunately the kindle version is missing almost all the many many photos that are listed in the table of contents

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Very disappointing and the advertising for the kindle version should have stated this up front

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Buckle has done a very good job although sometimes allows himself to excuse some of the characters around nijinsky i guess it is his prerrogative or perhaps unavoidable

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Richard buckle 1916 2001 was a wellknown ballet critic and writer about the arts

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He organized a number of successful exhibitions including most notably one in 1954 on the life and work of diaghilev first at the edinburgh festival and then at forbes house in london

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His publications include the most comprehensive biographies of nijinsky 1971 and diaghilev 1979 and he edited several books including the autobiography of lydia sokolova and the selected diaries of cecil beaton

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The current nijinsky has been updated and is in its fourth edition 2012 the first edition dated back to 1971

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Why the book has become so difficult to find is frustrating for balletomanes who still seek the definitive biography of the brilliant legendary vaslav nijinsky