This dancer’s work inspired a collaborative ballet by Maurice Bejárt and Rodion Schchedrin created for Schchedrin’s partner Maya Plisetskaya. (-5[1])Anabelle Gamson’s revival performances of works by this dancer were based on her studies with this dancer’s student Julia Levien. A dance by this choreographer that incorporated rose petals inspired Frederick Ashton’s Five Brahms (-5[1])Waltzes in the Manner of [this person]. This dancer theorized that the (*) solar plexus was the source (-5[1])of all movement as part of her technique (-5[2])to (-5[2])emulate (-5[1])natural and flowing movement. (10[1]-5[2])Six students of this dancer were adopted as her “artistic daughters” and took this dancer’s (10[1])last name. This dancer’s admiration (10[1])of the ancient Greeks (10[1])led her to frequently dance in a tunic and barefoot. (10[1]-5[1])For 10 points, name this American dancer (-5[2])who died (10[1])after her scarf (10[1])was (10[1])caught (10[1])in a car’s (10[1])wheel. (10[2])■END■ (10[8]0[2])