Curing Collection (page 13)

Meat hanging to dry, Greenland, Polar Regions

Fish used for Bombay duck drying in the sun, Gujarat state, India, Asia

Drying whitefish, Eskimo whaling camp, taken in the 1970s, Beaufort Sea, Northwest Territories, Canada, North America

Salmon hanging to dry on Shishmaref a tiny island between alaska and siberia in the Chukchi sea is home to around 600
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Sheep - Sheepskins drying / curing on line in sun. Napier - North Island - New Zealand
MAB-633 Sheep - Sheepskins drying / curing on line in sun Napier - North Island - New Zealand Mark Boulton Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Buddhist Todai-ji Temple, image of Binzuru - touching it is supposed to cure illness, Nara, Japan

Smoking fish at Lapp display, Helsinki, Finland, Scandinavia, Europe

Smoked herring, also known as little bornholmers, in smoking house, Bornholm Island, Denmark, Scandinavia, Europe

Wild boar meat hanging to dry, Diararum Xingu National Park, Brazil, South America

Fennel (Foeniculum vulgare)
Fennel ( Foeniculum vulgare ). Fennel is commonlyused as a household herbal remedy for thetreatment of various complaints includingindigestion, stomach pains, kidney stones andcystitis

Healing / France / 1905
Breton healer ( rebouteux ), seen curing a dislocated arm, though the patient appears to be in a lot of pain

Healers / France / 1910
Breton rebouteux at Saint Gourlay, seen curing a patient of neuralgia

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

The Royal Touch
ROYAL TOUCH French royalty had the power to heal

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"Curing: A Timeless Art of Healing and Preservation" Step into the world of variety theatre, where Dr. Walford Bodie mesmerizes audiences with his captivating performances that cure their souls. In the late 15th century, a German Master painted "The Healing of Saint Roch, " depicting the miraculous power of faith in curing ailments and bringing hope to those in need. Travel back to 1591 Florida, where Native Americans skillfully cured fish and game on a barbecue, showcasing their ancient knowledge passed down through generations. Witness the vibrant colored engravings by Theodor de Bry after Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues' lost drawings, capturing the essence of Native American barbecues as they masterfully preserve food for sustenance. Parma hams gracefully hang on curing racks, slowly transforming into culinary delights that tantalize our taste buds and remind us of centuries-old traditions from Italy. On Bornholm Island in Denmark's Scandinavia region, little Bornhomers perfect the art of smoking herrings – a time-honored method that infuses these delicacies with rich flavors and preserves them for future enjoyment. Discover tarantism cure from 1877 - an intriguing practice aimed at healing individuals bitten by poisonous spiders through music and dance therapy – reflecting humanity's endless quest for remedies throughout history. Marvel at Kronheim & Co's c. 1860 depiction of Christ raising Jairus' daughter from death itself; a powerful symbol reminding us that even in our darkest moments, there is always hope for healing and restoration. Transport yourself to c. 1890 when Electropathic Belts were advertised as revolutionary devices capable various ailments using electrical currents – an innovative approach to wellness ahead of its time. Experience Jesus' encounter with the Centurion depicted on canvas; this biblical moment showcases compassion transcending boundaries as faith becomes a powerful force in overcoming illness and suffering.