by Leiermann | Jul 25, 2022 | Biographies music, Classical Music, Women in Art and History
Emilie Mayer by Ute-Gabriela Schneppat Emilie Mayer by Ute-Gabriela Schneppat Emilie Mayer (* 14 May 1812 in Friedland; † 10 April 1883 in Berlin) Emilie Mayer is probably the first professional female composer. In contemporary reviews she was celebrated as a...
by Leiermann | Jul 21, 2022 | Biographien, Biographien, Biographies Music, Biographies music, Classical Music, Others, Women in Art and History
Misia – Muse, Mäzenin und Model von Anja Weinberger Misia – muse, patron and model by Anja Weinberger Misia – Muse, Mäzenin und Model [1] Misia Sert, das reiche, mal glückliche, mal unglückliche, in Polen...
by Leiermann | Jul 11, 2022 | lago di garda
Lake Garda – already the approach is a dream by Anja Weinberger No matter where exactly in Germany or Austria the journey begins – at some stage locations of the not quite 600km long route you have to (or are allowed to) choose between several promising...
by Leiermann | Jun 30, 2022 | The coffee, The coffee
Café a la Pompadour von Thomas Stiegler It sounds like well invented, but it has been proven to have happened exactly like that: The young bourgeois daughter Jeanne-Antoinette was prophesied at a very early age that a king would one day fall in love with her....
by Leiermann | Jun 30, 2022 | The coffee, Women in Art and History
Melitta coffee filter by Thomas Stiegler Melitta coffee filter by Thomas Stiegler Around 1900, drinking coffee was no longer a luxury. For many people, it was as much a part of the day as the midday soup or saying grace. But although it was becoming increasingly...