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Lili Schonemann

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Lili Schonemann

LILI (ANNE ELIZABETH) SCHONEMANN Briefly engaged to Goethe in 1775; later Baroness von Turckheim (pictured here with Baron von Turckheim)

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1758 1775 1817 Anne Baron Baroness Briefly Engaged Goethe Lili Pictured Elizabeth Turckheim


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In this 18th-century portrait, Lili Schonemann, later known as Baroness von Turckheim, is depicted in elegant attire, standing proudly next to her husband, Baron von Turckheim. Born as Anne Elizabeth Schonemann in 1758, Lili's life was filled with intrigue, romance, and historical significance. At the tender age of 17, Lili briefly engaged to the renowned German writer Johann Christian Friedrich Hölderlin, but the relationship was short-lived. However, the most notable connection in her life was her brief engagement to the legendary German poet and polymath Johann Wolfgang von Goethe in 1775. Goethe, who was 12 years her senior, was deeply infatuated with Lili, but their engagement ended due to her family's disapproval. Despite the heartbreak, Lili went on to marry Baron von Turckheim in 1782. The couple's union was marked by wealth, status, and a long, happy marriage. In this portrait, Lili exudes confidence and grace, her regal bearing a testament to her elevated social position. Her striking features, with her piercing gaze and delicate features, are captured in exquisite detail, making this an enchanting glimpse into the life of a remarkable woman from history. Lili Schonemann's story is a fascinating one, filled with romance, heartbreak, and eventual happiness. Her brief connection to Goethe, one of the most influential figures in German literature, adds an intriguing layer to her legacy. This portrait, taken in the late 18th century, offers a glimpse into the life of a woman who lived through a time of great change and left an indelible mark on history.

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