The dancing divinity posters & prints

Jessie Matthews, British actress, singer and dancer Anonymous

The Dance of a Nymph and a Satyr Alexandre Ubelesqui

Jessie Matthews, British actress Anonymous

God Shiva in His Ferocious Aspect as Mahakala Dancing, c. 1700-1710 Unknown

Dancing twins Phil Payne

A temple containing an image of Venu-gopala-krishna with two dancing girls performing for the deity, 1823 Indian School

Dancing Nymphs Anonymous

The Daughter of Herodias Dancing James Jacques Joseph Tissot

The Shadow Dance Anonymous

Funerary statue of a dancer, Tang Dynasty School Chinese

Ballet Dancers in the Opera The Prophet Anonymous

Dancer of the Veil Pierre Auguste Renoir

Dancing women Leonardo Da Vinci

The Divinity School. Anonymous

Dancing woman Anonymous

The Dancer Jan Baptist Scherer

Divine Service Anonymous

Illustration Depicting Gracious Ballet Dancer Anonymous

Dancers Edgar Degas

Ugolino's Narrative William Blake

The Volunteer Review at Brighton: Divine Service in the Pavilion Anonymous

The Deity, from whom proceed the Nine Spheres William Blake

The Spring Dance Anonymous

Dance Anonymous

Detail Showing Prudence and Dignity from the Allegory of Divine Providence Pietro da Cortona

Illustration to the 'Divine Comedy' by Dante Alighieri, 1824-27 William Blake

Divine harmony, 1617-1619 Anonymous

Pan and Syrinx with dancing putti Frederik de Wit

Donati transformed into a serpent; Francesco de'Cavalcanti retransformed into a man William Blake

Dante and Virgil gazing into the Ditch of Flatterers William Blake

Dance of the Hours (Danza delle ore) Anonymous

Beatrice and Dante in Gemini, amid Spheres of Flame William Blake

The Dancing Girls, c.1882 Thomas Matthews Rooke

Agnello de Brunelleschi of Florence being transformed into a serpent William Blake

Whirling Dervishes Anonymous

Ballerina Anonymous