Frieda Collection

"Frieda: A Muse, a Soprano, and an Enigmatic Beauty" Frieda von Richthofen Lawrence, the second wife of renowned writer D. H

Frieda Collection: D. H. Lawrence & Wife

D. H. Lawrence & Wife
D H LAWRENCE English novelist, with his German wife Frieda (1879 - 1956)

Frieda Collection: Frieda, the Artists Wife, Leaning over the Balcony, c. 1919-1922 (oil on canvas)

Frieda, the Artists Wife, Leaning over the Balcony, c. 1919-1922 (oil on canvas)
826131 Frieda, the Artists Wife, Leaning over the Balcony, c.1919-1922 (oil on canvas) by Putz, Leo (1869-1940); 53.4x43.8 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Frieda)

Frieda Collection: Portraits of the great lyrical soprano Frieda Hempel, 1925

Portraits of the great lyrical soprano Frieda Hempel, 1925 Date: 1925

Frieda Collection: Miss Leslie Blanch by Frieda Harris

Miss Leslie Blanch by Frieda Harris
Miss Leslie Blanch (1904 - 2007), theatrical designer, depicted with her pet dog in a painting by Frieda Harris (1877 - 1962), the wife of Sir Percy Harris MP

Frieda Collection: Frieda Inescourt (left) and Laraine Day (right)

Frieda Inescourt (left) and Laraine Day (right) wearing suits in The Trial of Mary Dugan (1941) designed by Dolly Tree Date: 1941

Frieda Collection: Miss Frieda Hempel and M Solito De Solis by Einar Nerman

Miss Frieda Hempel and M Solito De Solis by Einar Nerman
Einar Nermans (1888-1983). Illustration of Miss Frieda Hempel and M Solito De Solis, on stage at the Albert Hall. The cultured audience applauding

Frieda Collection: FRIEDA LAWRENCE (1879-1955). Nee von Richthofen. Second wife of D. H. Lawrence

FRIEDA LAWRENCE (1879-1955). Nee von Richthofen. Second wife of D. H. Lawrence
FRIEDA LAWRENCE (1879-1955). Nee von Richthofen. Second wife of D.H. Lawrence

FRIEDL HAERLIN (1901-1981). German actress. Photograph, c1930

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"Frieda: A Muse, a Soprano, and an Enigmatic Beauty" Frieda von Richthofen Lawrence, the second wife of renowned writer D. H. Lawrence, was much more than just a companion to the literary genius. She embodied artistry in various forms and left her mark on the cultural landscape of her time. In D. H. Lawrence's life, Frieda played a pivotal role as his muse and confidante. Their love story inspired many of his works, including "Lady Chatterley's Lover. " Together they embarked on adventures that fueled their creative spirits. Captured in oil on canvas by an unknown artist between 1919-1922, "Frieda Leaning over the Balcony" portrays her elegance and grace. The painting reflects her vibrant personality and hints at the passion she brought into every aspect of her life. Not only did Frieda inspire writers like Lawrence; she also captivated musicians with her enchanting voice. Portraits from 1925 depict Frieda Hempel, the great lyrical soprano who mesmerized audiences with her performances. Her talent resonated through each note she sang. But Frieda's artistic endeavors were not limited to being a muse or singer alone; she ventured into visual arts as well. One such example is "Miss Leslie Blanch, " captured by Frieda Harris herself—a testament to her multifaceted creativity. Photographs from c1930 showcase another side of this remarkable woman—Friedl Haerlin—the German actress who graced both stage and screen with her presence. These images capture moments frozen in time when Haerlin exuded charisma and charm. Through it all, whether it be literature or music or acting or photography—Frieda remained true to herself—an enigma wrapped in beauty and talent that transcended boundaries. Her legacy lives on even after decades have passed since she walked this earth.