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  1. Questo sito è il punto di riferimento ufficiale e preciso per la conoscenza e la promozione di Violet Trefusis, e per tutte le iniziative che la riguardano.

  2. This poem by Vita Sackville-West about her love for Violet Trefusis, was recently discovered by a scholar during conservation work at Vita’s home at Sissinghurst: When sometimes I stroll in silence, with you. Through great floral meadows of open country. I listen to your chatter, and give thanks to the gods.

  3. www.violettrefusis.com › i-docufilmViolet Trefusis

    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.

  4. www.violettrefusis.com › biografiaViolet Trefusis

    crittrice, intellettuale cosmopolita, mecenate, una figura di spicco tra les grandes animatrices de Paris e del gratin europeo, Violet Keppel (in seguito Trefusis) nasce a Londra il 6 giugno 1894, è la primogenita di Alice Frederica Edmonstone (dei baroni di Duntreath) e del Colonnello George Keppel. Fin da piccola mostra una precoce vivacità ...

  5. Trefusis, Violet (1894–1972)English novelist, memoirist, and salon hostess. Born Violet Keppel in London, England, on June 6, 1894; died at the Villa l'Ombrellino in Florence, Italy, onMarch 1, 1972; daughter of Colonel George Keppel (an army officer and brother of the earl of Albemarle) and Alice (Edmonstone) Keppel (1869–1947); sister of Sonia Keppel (1900–1986); married Denys Robert ...

  6. www.violettrefusis.com › en › il-belvedereViolet Trefusis

    he Belvedere Violet Trefusis is one of the most evocative viewpoints in Florence: it dominates the Bellosguardo hill, facing south, immersed in greenery and bathed in light. From here, Florence shows itself in its enchanting entirety; it allows itself to be contemplated in an inspired and silent atmosphere. Then, from afar, comes the sound of a ...

  7. 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.