Pfundmayr by Dora Kallmus

Madame d’Ora (1881–1963) ~ Hedy Pfundmayr in ‘Tanz der Salome’ (Richard Strauss), Vienna, ca. 1924 | src Ostlicht

On verso: “Wiener Foto-Kurier” agency stamp, label with text: “Hedy Pfundmayer (sic), Primaballerina de l’opera a Vienne comme ‘Salome'”. Also, several annotations in pencil on the reverse, as: “Berhümte Solo Tänzerin […] die Tänzerin Pfundmaier (sic)”.

Kupferova in Salome by Drtikol

František Drtikol (1883-1961) ~ Salome (Ervina Kupferová), 1920 | src Art-house Hejtmánek

Salome’s studio photographs carry a charge of tense poses, movement and dynamic play with light. The role of Salome is played here by his wife Ervína Kupferová. The photo shows Drtikol’s interest in Art Nouveau, symbolism, historical and mythical themes. (quoted from source Arthouse Hejtmánek)

František Drtikol (1883-1961) ~ Salome (Ervina Kupferová), 1920. Bromografia. Signed: “Drtikol 1920” at the bottom right below the blind-stamp: “Drtikol & spol. Praha 1922” | src Art-house Hejtmánek

Maud Allan as Salomé, 1908

Maud Allan as Salomé in ‘The Vision of Salome’, bromide postcard print, 1908. Published by J. Beagles & Co. (nº 118.R) | src NPG

Lyda Borelli by Nunes Vais

Lyda Borelli in Salomé photographed by Mario Nunes-Vais (between 1905-1910)
Mario Nunes Vais ~ Lyda Borelli in Salome, 1909-1910. Archivio Nunes Vais | src Lombardia Beni Culturali
Mario Nunes Vais ~ Lyda Borelli in Salome, 1909-1910. ICCD. Gabinetto Fotografico Nazionale, Archivio Nunes Vais | src Foto Padova & Lyda Borelli
Lyda Borelli in an outfit for Oscar Wilde’s stage play ‘Salome’. Spanish postcard by Amadeo, Barcelona | src Flickr

G. Hoffmann by Frank C. Bangs

Frank C. Bangs :: Gertrude Hoffmann, Salomé dance, nº 7, 1908. Vintage postcards. Publisher Theatre Magazine Co. | src NYPL
Frank C. Bangs :: Gertrude Hoffmann, Salomé dance, nº 1 & 2, 1908. Vintage postcards. Publisher Theatre Magazine Co. | src NYPL
Frank C. Bangs :: Gertrude Hoffmann, Salomé dance, nº 5, 1908. Vintage postcards. Publisher Theatre Magazine Co. | src NYPL