This artist opened a school in Grunewald whose six star pupils included Lisa Milker, Anna Denzler, and Irma Erich-Grimme, who later adapted her last name. The Delsarte technique inspired this artist to crusade against restrictive corsets and toe shoes, which she believed unnaturally restricted the force of gravity. She thought that the soul existed in the solar plexus, which she considered the source of bodily movements. Her admiration for ancient Greek culture led her to break from the artificiality of classical ballet and dance in a loose, natural style in free-flowing costumes and bare feet. For 10 points, name this American dancer, a leading pioneer of modern dance, who died of a broken 
This artist opened a school in Grunewald whose six star pupils included Lisa Milker, Anna Denzler, and Irma Erich-Grimme, who later adapted her last name. The Delsarte technique inspired this artist to crusade against restrictive corsets and toe shoes, which she believed unnaturally restricted the force of gravity. She thought that the soul existed in the solar plexus, which she considered the source of bodily movements. Her admiration for ancient Greek culture led her to break from the artificiality of classical ballet and dance in a loose, natural style in free-flowing costumes and bare feet. For 10 points, name this American dancer, a leading pioneer of modern dance, who died of a broken neck in 1927 when her long, flowing scarf became caught in the wheel of a car.
This artist opened a school in Grunewald whose six star pupils included Lisa Milker, Anna Denzler, and Irma Erich-Grimme, who later adapted her last name.
Isadora {Duncan}