Dagny Juel Przybyszewska (1867–1901) lived a short and intense life amongst bohemians at the last fin de siécle. She was an educated pianist, and began writing when she was 26 years old. Four plays, four prose-lyrical texts, one novella, and a handful of poems are what remains of her writing. She also worked as translator and curator for the great artists of her age.
How did a young woman from Kongsvinger become one of the most noticeable and mythical of the avant gardes?
This exhibition is made by:
Project leader/texts: Mona Holm
Artistic design: Ane Henden Motzfeldt
Graphic design: Ellen Jacobsen/Petra design
English texts: Maren Sofie Løfsgård
Sound installations: Erik Marthinsen/Skyline studio
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Dagny Juel Kvinnemuseet - 2/7
Dagny Juel, fotografert i Warzawa våren 1901. - 3/7
Hagen på Rolighed i familien Rynnings tid, før 1871. Kvinnemuseet, Anno - 4/7
Maleri av Dagny Juel - 5/7
Dagny Juel og sønnen Zenon - 6/7
Stanislaw Przybyszewski og Dagny Juel Przybyszewska, fotografert i 1895 - 7/7
Dagny, Astrid, Gudrun og Ragnhild Juell, fotografert ca. 1890 Kvinnemuseet, Anno
