Related
Musical festival at Lyndonville, Vt. 19th century stereoscope card of Vermont.
Les festes de l'Amour et de Bachus
Pas des moissonneurs: the harvest fete danced by the celebrated Danseuses viennoises at Her Majesty's Theatre, the music by Maretzek
Venere, che scherza con Cupido; nel Prato di là dall'Isolotto in Boboli; Opera d'antico Scultore.
Herr und Frau Brue, Königl. Solotänzer des Hoftheaters zu Berlin.
Melle Ferraris, rôle de Gazella dans l'Etoile de Messine. Théâtre de l'opéra. Lithograph. Imp. Becquet à Paris.
Faune. Dans la fête de Bacchus, et dans le Ballet du Triomphe de Bacchus, de l'opéra de l'union de l'amour et des arts: J. B. Martin inv. et sculp
Costume de Petipa, rôle d'Achmet, dans La péri, ballet, acte 1er, Académie royale de musique.
Domenico Ronzani e Francesca Pezzoli, primi ballerini mimici, nel Teatro di Apollo in Roma nel carnevale del 1835.
Les Festes de l'Amour et de Bacchus, comédie en musique representée dans le petit Parc de Versailles.
Summary
Public domain scan of Italian 17th-century print, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
Cia Fornaroli,1888—1954, was an Italian dancer who studied at the La Scala Ballet School. She was prima ballerina at New York's Metropolitan Opera Ballet in 1910–1914. She was married to Dr. Walter Toscanini, 1898 - 1971, who was an Italian-American historian and ballet choreographer and a son of Arturo Toscanini, an Italian conductor and one of the most acclaimed musicians of the early 20th century. Arturo Toscanini was at various times the music director of La Scala in Milan, the New York Philharmonic and the first music director of the NBC Symphony Orchestra. After Cia Fornaroli death, her husband Walter Toscanini handed over their collection of dance memorabilia to the New York Public Library. NYPL Cia Fornaroli Collection represents Italian dance from the Renaissance to the early twentieth century. The collection includes the finest renaissance dance manuals, scores of books, letters, programs, hundreds of designs, photographs, lithographs, and ephemera.