Photographs and newspaper cuttings relating to Sigmund Freud and family

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Photograph
- The University of Manchester Library
- SSF/2/1/1
- English
- 1866
- 1 b & w photographic print
- Updated 6 years ago
Photograph of Sigmund Freud, aged 10 [standing], and his father, Jacob Freud [seated].
Postcard
- The University of Manchester Library
- SSF/2/1/10
- English
- 1930-1939
- 1 card
- Updated 6 years ago
Postcard of a black & white photograph of Sigmund Freud's birthplace at 117 Schlossergasse, Freiberg, Germany.
Photograph
- The University of Manchester Library
- SSF/2/1/11
- English
- 1930-1939
- 1 b & w photographic print
- Updated 6 years ago
?Copy photograph of Oscar Nemon's bust of Sigmund Freud, originally sculpted in 1931(?). Photograph taken by ?Duquenne, 50 Rue Rouge, Uccle, Brussels. This photograph could have been the one that Sigmund Freud sends to Sam Freud with a letter [see GB 133 SSF/1/1/71].
Photograph
- The University of Manchester Library
- SSF/2/1/2
- English
- 1870-1880
- 1 b & w photographic print
- Updated 6 years ago
Portrait photograph of [from left to right]: Samuel Freud(?), Jacob Freud, and Bertha Freud(?), taken in Manchester.
Photograph
- The University of Manchester Library
- SSF/2/1/3
- English
- 1878
- 1 b & w photographic print
- Updated 6 years ago
Family photograph taken in Vienna. Those pictured are as follows. Back row: Paula Freud, Anna Freud, Sigmund Freud, Emanuel Freud, [unidentified], Rosa Freud, Marie Freud, Simon Nathanson. Front row: Dolfi Freud, Amalie Freud, Alexander Freud, [unidentified], Jacob Freud
Photograph
- The University of Manchester Library
- SSF/2/1/4
- English
- 1890-1900
- 1 b & w photographic print
- Updated 6 years ago
Portrait photograph of Jacob Freud.
Photographs
- The University of Manchester Library
- SSF/2/1/5
- English
- 1926
- 2 b & w photographic prints
- Updated 6 years ago
Two copies of the same photograph of a portrait of Sigmund Freud, drawn by Ferdinand Schmutzer, an Austrian artist. This portrait could be the "etching" Sam Freud receives from Sigmund in July 1926 [see GB 133 SSF/1/2/46]
Photograph
- The University of Manchester Library
- SSF/2/1/6
- English
- 1931
- 1 b & w photographic print
- Updated 6 years ago
Portrait photograph of Sigmund Freud, taken by Willinger.
Photograph
- The University of Manchester Library
- SSF/2/1/7
- English
- 1936
- 1 b & w photographic print
- Updated 6 years ago
Portrait photograph of Sigmund Freud with cigar, taken by Max Halberstadt in Hamburg, Germany.
Newspaper cutting
- The University of Manchester Library
- SSF/2/1/8
- English
- 1936
- 1 sheet
- Updated 6 years ago
Newspaper cutting from an unknown source of an article celebrating Sigmund Freud's 80th birthday, discussing his popularity. This cutting was originally found before a letter dated 6 Dec 1928, from Sigmund to Sam Freud. As it did not appear to share the provenance of the letters, it has been included in this series.
Newspaper cutting
- The University of Manchester Library
- SSF/2/1/9
- English
- 1938
- 1 sheet Small tear in top edge.
- Updated 6 years ago
Photograph of Sigmund Freud and Prince George of Greece in Paris. Caption reads: "Professor Sigmund Freud, pioneer of psycho-analysis, freed from bondage in Austria, welcomed by Prince George of Greece yesterday in Paris. He arrives in London to-day".