Tarantella / Taranta / Tammorra by Carlo Raso ● portfotolio

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Carlo Raso: "Scenes of dance of the Tarantella" (Naples 1834) by Gaetano Dura - Exhibition "Naples and Rossini" up to December 4, 2018 at National Library of Naples (free entrance)

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Carlo Raso: "The Tarantella" - Exhibition "Naples and Rossini" up to December 4, 2018 at National Library of Naples (free entrance)

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Carlo Raso: Tarantella by Gioachino Rossini - Exhibition "Naples and Rossini" up to December 4, 2018 at National Library of Naples (free entrance)

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Carlo Raso: "Drum with painted marks of percussion" - Detail of the "Relief with Bacchic procession" (1st century BC-1st century AD) from Herculaneum, found year 1749 - Exhibition "Herculaneum and Pompeii: Vision of Discovery" up to September 30, 2018 at the Archaeo

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Carlo Raso: "Punchinello and Lady Lucretia" - Etching (between 1621 and 1635) from the book "Balli di Sfessania", the most antique Neapolitan Tarantella, by Jacques Callot (Nancy 1592-Nancy 1635) - Exhibition "Dalla Commedia dell'Arte al Teatro Goldoniano" at Nationa

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Carlo Raso: "Tarantella, ballo napolitano" - lithography (1834) by Gatti on sketch by Gaetano Dura - Exhibition "Naples and Rossini" at National Library of Naples, up to April 30, 2018 - Free entrance

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Carlo Raso: Modern statuette with clothes and tambourines for crib (18th century Neapolitan style) - Temporary exhibition up to January 8, 2018 (free entrance) at Santa Marta Church in Naples

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Carlo Raso: Dance of the Taranta / Tarantola / Pizzica at Salento / Puglia - Book: Athanasius Kircher, "Magnes sive De Arte Magnetica. Opus tripartitum", Rome 1641 - Exhibition up to November 29, 2017 "The dance" at National Library of Naples

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Carlo Raso: Dance of the Taranta / Tarantola / Pizzica at Salento / Puglia - Book: Athanasius Kircher, "Magnes sive De Arte Magnetica. Opus tripartitum", Rome 1641 - Exhibition up to November 29, 2017 "The dance" at National Library of Naples

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Carlo Raso: Dance of the Taranta / Tarantola / Pizzica at Salento / Puglia - Book: Athanasius Kircher, "Magnes sive De Arte Magnetica. Opus tripartitum", Rome 1641 - Exhibition up to November 29, 2017 "The dance" at National Library of Naples

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Carlo Raso: Dance of the Taranta / Tarantola / Pizzica at Salento / Puglia - Book: Athanasius Kircher, "Magnes sive De Arte Magnetica. Opus tripartitum", Rome 1641 - Exhibition up to November 29, 2017 "The dance" at National Library of Naples

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Carlo Raso: Etching (about 1621) from the book "Balli di Sfessania", the most antique Neapolitan Tarantella, by Jacques Callot (Nancy 1592-Nancy 1635) - Temporary exhibition at National Library of Naples

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Carlo Raso: "Nuova scelta di sonate per la chitarra spagnola: 'Tarantella' and 'Quest'è quel loco' " by Floriano Pico (Naples, 1608) - National Library of Naples

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Carlo Raso: "Piedigrotta: the Neapolitan traditional holiday" with Tarantella and "Tammorra" from "La Tribuna" (September 10, 1893) - Exhibition up to November 29, 2017 "The dance" at National Library of Naples

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Carlo Raso: "Piedigrotta: the Neapolitan traditional holiday" with Tarantella and "Tammorra" from "La Tribuna" (September 10, 1893) - Exhibition up to November 29, 2017 "The dance" at National Library of Naples

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Carlo Raso: "Scenes of dance of the Tarantella" (Naples, about 1833-1834) by Gaetano Dura - Exhibition up to November 29, 2017 "The dance" at National Library of Naples

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Carlo Raso: "Scenes of dance of the Tarantella" (Naples, about 1833-1834) by Gaetano Dura - Exhibition up to November 29, 2017 "The dance" at National Library of Naples

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Carlo Raso: "The music to a Neapolitan dance, called Tarantella" - Book: James Godby, "Italian scenery, representing the manners, customs and amusements of the differents states of Italy", London 1806 - Exhibition up to November 29, 2017 "The dance" at National Libra

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Carlo Raso: "The music to a Neapolitan dance, called Tarantella" - Book: James Godby, "Italian scenery, representing the manners, customs and amusements of the differents states of Italy", London 1806 - Exhibition up to November 29, 2017 "The dance" at National Libra

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Carlo Raso: "The music to a Neapolitan dance, called Tarantella" - Book: James Godby, "Italian scenery, representing the manners, customs and amusements of the differents states of Italy", London 1806 - Exhibition up to November 29, 2017 "The dance" at National Libra

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Carlo Raso: "Scenes of dance of the Tarantella" (Naples, 1833) by Gaetano Dura - Exhibition at National Library of Naples

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Carlo Raso: "Scenes of dance of the Tarantella" (Naples, about 1833-1834) by Gaetano Dura - Exhibition "The dance" at National Library of Naples

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