Frohlich Collection

The Frohlich sisters
3585715 The Frohlich sisters; (add.info.: The Frohlich sisters (friends of Franz Schubert). Josephine Frohlich Anna Frolich (1793-1880), Barbara Frohlich (1797-1879)

Poster for the Hungarian release of Metropolis, directed by Fritz Lang, 1927 (colour litho)
1631906 Poster for the Hungarian release of Metropolis, directed by Fritz Lang, 1927 (colour litho); (add.info.: Metropolis is a 1927 German expressionist epic science fiction drama film directed by)

A Meissen portrait pipe-bowl of the court jester Frohlich, c. 1742 (porcelain)
1766874 A Meissen portrait pipe-bowl of the court jester Frohlich, c.1742 (porcelain) by German School, (18th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

German postcard with stone inscription
German postcard with a gymnast carving an inscription into stone: Frisch Fromm Frohlich Frei, meaning fresh, pious, happy and free. Date: circa 1920s

Silhouette - Family riding on a wagon, led by two horses and containing (as well as themselves) a tray of pot plants, a birdcage, a chair, a table and a bucket. The artist is Karl Frohlich. 1856

Silhouette - Children and Birds (" Small Animal-friends" ) - by Karl Frohlich 1856

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"Frohlich: A Vibrant Tapestry of Art, Music, and Joy" Step into the world of "Frohlich" where creativity knows no bounds. From the mesmerizing poster for the Hungarian release of Fritz Lang's iconic film Metropolis in 1927 to a delicate Meissen portrait pipe-bowl featuring the court jester Frohlich from 1742, this captivating collection takes us on a journey through time. Delve deeper into German history with a postcard adorned with an ancient stone inscription, reminding us of our roots and heritage. As we explore further, we encounter Franz Schubert, an Austrian composer whose melodies continue to resonate even centuries later. His compositions evoke emotions that transcend time and language. Silhouettes come alive in this enchanting display - children frolicking amidst birdsong while families embark on whimsical journeys atop wagons. These intricate cutouts capture moments frozen in time, telling stories without words. "Frohlich" is more than just a name; it symbolizes happiness and merriment woven into every piece showcased here. It invites you to immerse yourself in artistry that transcends boundaries and connects generations through shared experiences. So come forth and embrace the beauty within these walls – let your imagination soar as you witness the magic created by artists across different mediums. Allow "Frohlich" to ignite your senses and leave you with a lasting impression of joyous inspiration.