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Bisexual patron of ballet who, along with friend George Balanchine, founded a number of ballet companies including The New York City Ballet.  Prolific writer of poetry and books on dance, politics, history, literature, drama, music, film, photography, architecture, sculpture, painting and drawing. Taught directing and theater administration at the Yale Drama School.  He published his memoir, 'Quarry', in 1986.  In his further memoir "Mosaic," (1994), he frankly reports having homosexual as well as heterosexual affairs, and said that in the early 1930's one of his lovers was Carl Carlsen, a merchant seaman who had been the lover of the poet [[Hart Crane]].
 
Bisexual patron of ballet who, along with friend George Balanchine, founded a number of ballet companies including The New York City Ballet.  Prolific writer of poetry and books on dance, politics, history, literature, drama, music, film, photography, architecture, sculpture, painting and drawing. Taught directing and theater administration at the Yale Drama School.  He published his memoir, 'Quarry', in 1986.  In his further memoir "Mosaic," (1994), he frankly reports having homosexual as well as heterosexual affairs, and said that in the early 1930's one of his lovers was Carl Carlsen, a merchant seaman who had been the lover of the poet [[Hart Crane]].
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* [[LGBTQ Recipients of the Presidential Medal of Freedom]]
  
 
==Further Reading/Research==
 
==Further Reading/Research==

Latest revision as of 15:16, 15 February 2016

Lincoln Kirstein

Country

United States

Birth - Death

1907 - 1997

Occupation

Entertainment

Notable Achievements

Presidential Medal of Freedom

National Medal of Arts

Description

Bisexual patron of ballet who, along with friend George Balanchine, founded a number of ballet companies including The New York City Ballet. Prolific writer of poetry and books on dance, politics, history, literature, drama, music, film, photography, architecture, sculpture, painting and drawing. Taught directing and theater administration at the Yale Drama School. He published his memoir, 'Quarry', in 1986. In his further memoir "Mosaic," (1994), he frankly reports having homosexual as well as heterosexual affairs, and said that in the early 1930's one of his lovers was Carl Carlsen, a merchant seaman who had been the lover of the poet Hart Crane.

See Also

Further Reading/Research


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