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La Firenze di Violet Trefusis. L’Esprit de Violette nasce da una lunga e approfondita ricerca in vari archivi e collezioni private in Italia e all’estero, ed è unicamente basato su materiale inedito (documenti, footage, fotografie) e da interviste originali che corredano la narrazione di ulteriori testimonianze uniche e interessanti.
The Violet Trefusis Papers document the life of Violet Trefusis, particularly her later life of the 1940's-1960's, and her career as a writer. The Papers consist of correspondence, writings, photographs, and a miniature portrait of Trefusis. The material spans the years 1924-1971, and has been organized into four series: Correspondence ...
29 de abr. de 2013 · Scholar finds writer's poem to mistress Violet Trefusis as it falls out of book during conservation work at her Sissinghurst home. Maev Kennedy. Mon 29 Apr 2013 16.24 EDT. Share.
Violet Trefusis (née Keppel) Violet Trefusis was a writer and a patron of the arts. She wrote nine novels (five in English, four in French), poems, articles on Travels and Art, essays, short-stories, plays and epigrams. In 1950 General Catroux awards her with Légion d’honneur as femme de lettres; In 1953 the president of Paris Council ...
Violet Trefusis z domu Keppel (ur. 6 czerwca 1894, zm. 1 marca 1972) – brytyjska arystokratka i pisarka, starsza córka George’a Keppela i Alice Edmonstone, córki Williama EdmonStone’a, 4. baroneta, kochanki króla Edwarda VII. George Keppel nie był najprawdopodobniej biologicznym ojcem Violet. Był nim prawdopodobnie jeden z licznych ...
Violet Keppel, 1919, von William Bruce Ellis Ranken. Violet Trefusis, geborene Keppel, (* 6. Juni 1894 in London; † 29. Februar 1972 in Florenz) war eine britische Schriftstellerin. Bekannt wurde sie unter anderem durch ihre Beziehung zu Vita Sackville-West, die später Virginia Woolf als Vorlage für ihren Roman Orlando diente.
A remarkable woman in her own right and a highly gifted writer, Violet Trefusis is especially remembered for her scandalous affair with Vita Sackville-West, first disclosed in Portrait of a Marriage. After their abortive flight from their husbands in 1920, Vita returned to England and her writing, and Violet became an expatriate, immersing herself in international society and the world of art.
