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Indian Nautch GirlA nautch girl of Hindostan. (Nautch means simply dance) with accompanying musicians
19th century vintage photograph India - Nautch Girls dancing, 1860s Samuel Bourne
A costume sketch by Robert Ten Eyck Stevenson (From Mahieu Costume Company) for an Oriental Nautch dancer, 1927 Date: 1927
Nautch or Ramjani girls dancing to music from kuplyans or bin, dhol drums, tabla, and other string and percussion instruments
Cover of Dance Magazine, April 1927 featuring Madame Laurka in an Indian Nautch dance Date: 1927
India in London - sketches at the Indian Village at Portland Hall, Langham Place, with Indian women demonstrating traditional dances
Sketches at the Albert Palace, Battersea showing the Indian village with various traditional arts and crafts on view including snake charming, pottery, nautch dancing and juggling. Date: 1885
A French cornemuse and an Indian sarangiPage from the Illustrated London News, 9th March 1963, showing two instruments from The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York: a French cornemuse
Nautch women in a cart, India. Date: circa 1890s
Group of Nautch women, India. Date: circa 1890s
Nautch dancing girl and two musicians, India. Date: circa 1905
Nautch Girls / IndiaTwo Nautch (dancing) girls perform accompanied by song, drums and cymbals. They danced at ceremonies and for entertainment. Date: circa 1840 s
Nautch girl dancingA nautch girl (dancing girl) performs rhythmic steps emphasised by the bells around her ankles. The nautch girls were often courtesans highly trained in dance & music. Date: 1870
Nautch women and musicians, India. Date: circa 1890s
Nautch woman dancing, IndiaNautch woman dancing, with two musicians playing, India. Date: circa 1890s
Nautch women, India. Date: circa 1890s
Nautch Girl / IndiaA Nautch (dancing) girl performing. Her footwork is accompanied by drums & cymbals which beat out complicated rhythmic cycles
Dance / Nautch Girl / IndiaA Nautch or dancing girl (also known as a Bayadere). Besides entertainment their dancing had religious functions & these women were sometimes connected to temples