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Dance positions of early 1900
Posted by Keh Gough
8/31/2000  8:16:00 PM
Here is an oil painting for sale on Ebay of ballroom dancing scene of early 1900. ( I don't own this painting, BTW and I am not related to the seller ).

Please take a look on the ebay.com item # 424633579,( go to ebay and type in search for item # ) where the men's right hand were holding ladies left hand while placing their left hand behind the ladies' back. I wonder if the oil painting was done wrong or did they danced that way in those days? I had tried to put the link here but unable to do so.

Regards,

Keh Gough

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