Tarantella Collection

Tarantism Cure / 1877
FRINGE CURES : Curing tarantism by dancing the tarantella

Il Ballo Napoletano, detto la Tarantella, 1816. Creator: Pinelli, Bartolomeo (1781-1835)
Il Ballo Napoletano, detto la Tarantella, 1816. Private Collection

c. 1880s Italy the Tarantella folk dance
c.1880s Italy the Tarantella folk dance

La Tarantella, Posilipo, Naples, c. 1895 (oil on canvas)
1197515 La Tarantella, Posilipo, Naples, c.1895 (oil on canvas) by Unterberger, Franz Richard (1838-1902); 79.3x110.5 cm; Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; German, out of copyright

Country people dancing the Tarantella, Italy, originating from Naples. Date: early 19th century

Odd sights for the tourist in Naples, Italy (b / w photo)
6002617 Odd sights for the tourist in Naples, Italy (b/w photo) by American Photographer (19th century) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Odd sights for the tourist in Naples, Italy)

Tarantella (colour litho)
2775724 Tarantella (colour litho) by Reznicek, Ferdinand von (1868-1909); Private Collection; (add.info.: Tarantella. Illustration for Der Tanz by Ferdinand von Reznicek (Langen)

La Tarentelle (engraving)
2789188 La Tarentelle (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: La Tarentelle. Illustration for Journal Des Voyages, 1 April 1894)

The Late Miss Mathilde Blind (engraving)
1051230 The Late Miss Mathilde Blind (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Late Miss Mathilde Blind)

The cheerful war, soldiers on their way to Tripolitania who dance the tarantella during the journey... (colour litho)
2808476 The cheerful war, soldiers on their way to Tripolitania who dance the tarantella during the journey... (colour litho) by Beltrame

Napoli Tarantella, ca. 1870. Creator: Giorgio Sommer
Napoli Tarantella, ca. 1870

Tarantella
A solo dancer performs the tarantella Date: 1908

Tarantula
THE TARANTULA With the method of curing those stung by it, which is effected by Music and DANCING - specifically, by dancing the tarantella Date: circa 1770

Tarantella. Scene from the Ballet L etoile de Messine by Nicolo Gabrielli, ca 1865
Tarantella. Scene from the Ballet L e toile de Messine by Nicolo Gabrielli, ca 1865. Private Collection

Tarantella, Capri, Italy, 1927. Artist: Eugen Poppel
Tarantella, Capri, Italy, 1927. From Italien in Bildern, by Eugen Poppel [August Scherl, Berlin, 1927]

Memories of Italy - Playtime at the Piccadilly
Suppertime Pastimes of the London Season. Memories of Italy - a charming cabaret number for sixteen performers, one of the items on the attractive programme of Playtime at the Piccadilly

A Singer In The Tarantella
A musician contributes to the Italian folk dance Tarantella by singing and playing the mandolin. 1904

Tarantella folk dancers, Italy. Date: late 19th century

KIRCHER: TARANTATI, 1654. Music for the Dance of the Tarantati, one of the oldest known tarantellas, from Athanasius Kirchers Magnes sive de Arte Magnetica, 1654

Italy - Tarantella
Tarantella

Tarantella on Terrace
On a Neapolitan terrace, a group of barefoot dancers perform a lively tarantella, clicking their castanets

Dance / Tarantella / Reznick
A solo dancer performs the tarantella

Tarantella / Italy
A couple dance the Tarantella accompanied by a lute and tambourines underneath a shady roof of vines

Tarantella (18th Cent. )
THE TARANTULA With the method of curing those stung by it, which is effected by Music and DANCING - specifically, by dancing the TARANTELLA

Ch Twinley Tarantella
Champion Twinley Tarantella

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"Tarantella: A Vibrant Dance of Italy's Folklore" Step back in time to 1877, when the tarantella was believed to cure Tarantism, a mysterious condition caused by the bite of a venomous spider. This lively dance captivated Italians during the c. 1880s and became an integral part of their cultural heritage. Immerse yourself in the enchanting world depicted in "La Tarantella, Posilipo, Naples, " a mesmerizing oil painting from c. 1895 that captures the essence of this traditional folk dance. Witness country people joyfully twirling and stomping their feet as they engage in spirited movements that reflect their vibrant spirit. Transport yourself to Posillipo with Giacinto Gigante's exquisite watercolor masterpiece titled "A Street in Posillipo. " The scene comes alive with locals engaging in the tarantella, showcasing their passion for this captivating art form. Discover odd sights for tourists captured through black and white photography that showcase Neapolitan life. Among these images is one featuring a group dancing the tarantella against Naples' picturesque backdrop—a testament to its enduring popularity. Travel further back into history with Teodoro Duclere's engraving depicting Neapolitan tarantella from Italy's past. The intricate details bring forth nostalgia for times gone by while preserving this cherished tradition. Experience the vibrancy of color lithographs such as "Tarantella" and "La Tarentelle, " which breathe life into this energetic dance form. These prints capture every twist and turn, inviting viewers to join in on the infectious rhythm. Even renowned figures like Miss Mathilde Blind were fascinated by this enthralling dance style – her image immortalized forever through engravings celebrating her connection to it. Witness soldiers embarking on an extraordinary journey towards Tripolitania who find solace amidst chaos by dancing the tarantella along their way.