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25 de ene. de 2024 · Jane Digby wurde aber auch Teil der europäischen Community in Damaskus und freundete sich mit Isabel Burton (1831–1896), Reiseschriftstellerin und Ehefrau des britischen Botschafters und Orientalisten Richard Burton (1821–1890), an. Aus dieser Lebensphase stammt das zweite berühmte Porträt von ihr, das der Maler Carl Haag (1820–1915) zusammen mit dem dazugehörigen Porträt ihres ...
2 de jun. de 2003 · A celebrated aristocratic beauty, Jane Digby married Lord Ellenborough at seventeen. Their divorce a few years later was one of England s most scandalous at that time. In her quest for passionate fulfilment she had lovers which included an Austrian prince, King Ludvig I of Bavaria, and a Greek count whose infidelities drove her to the Orient.
- Mary S. Lovell
Jane Digby was born in England on April 3, 1807, during the age of elegance. A descendant of two colorful houses of aristocracy, the Digbys and the Cokes, she spent her first two years at Holkham Hall, the Coke family mansion, on the Norfolk marshlands near the North Sea. The entrance hall was 50' high, the walls were adorned with paintings by ...
28 de may. de 2022 · When Jane Elizabeth Digby was born at Forston House in Dorset on 3 April 1807 her parents had hoped for a son. However, she was such a beautiful child that her family were soon besotted with her.
7 de nov. de 2021 · Jane Digby. From Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository. English: Jane Elizabeth Digby (April 3, 1807 – August 11, 1881), daughter of Admiral Henry Digby was an English aristocrat who lived a life of wild adventure. Jane Digby. British aristocrat.
Jane Elizabeth Digby. Jane Elizabeth Digby (ur. 3 kwietnia 1807 w Dorset, zm. 11 sierpnia 1881 w Damaszku) – brytyjska arystokratka, kochanka króla Bawarii, Ludwika I, i króla Grecji, Ottona I; jedyna córka i najstarsze dziecko admirała Henry’ego Digby i Jane Coke, córki 1. hrabiego Leicester .
Richard Cohen Books, 1995 - British - 365 pages. Born in Dorset into the aristocratic Digby family in 1807, the notorious and passionate beauty Lady Jane Digby ended her days in Damascus as the wife of a Bedouin sheikh. The biography of Jane Digby, an 'enthralling tale of a nineteenth-century beauty whose heart - and hormones - ruled her head.'.
