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Violet Keppel (subsequently Trefusis) was born on the 6 th June 1894 in London. As a child she has lively intellectual curiosity and an infallibly quick eye. The smart and refined environment of her childhood offers Violet’s receptive mind the opportunity to create a personal beau ideal made up of harmony, good taste, and respect for beauty.
10 de oct. de 2018 · Though monogamy wasn’t prized by the Edwardian nobility, marriage was obligatory. Shortly after her twenty-fifth birthday, in June 1919, Violet was all but frog-marched down the aisle. The groom, Denys Trefusis, was a tall, blue-eyed war hero who, at least in the eyes of society, was a peerlessly desirable match. Violet liked him well enough.
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.
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. Leben Violet mit ...
e Passeggiate sonore di Violet Trefusis sono itinerari da ascoltare: raccontano, attraverso una attenta e inedita ricostruzione storica-biografica, i luoghi di Violet Trefusis.. Un percorso eclettico, un viaggio immerso nel tempo alla scoperta di atmosfere incantevoli e originali; di personaggi straordinari, di curiosità, di memorie preziose da recuperare.
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 ...
