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Uncategorized 30th Jan 201914th Feb 2019

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Sigmund Freud's iconic desk and armchair. When I visited the #freudmuseumlondon I was most intrigued by Freuds unusual armchair behind his desk. It was made for him in 1930 by Felix Augenfeld, as a gift from one of his daughters, Mathilde. Apparently Freud had a habit of reading in unusual and uncomfortable positions and this unique armchair was designed to maintain his habitual posture and make it more comfortable for him. His iconic desk was usually filled to the brim with an array of writing impliments, smoking paraphernalia and antique figurines. #sigmundfreud #Freud #freudmuseum
Sigmund Freud's famous Psychoanalytic couch, one of the most iconic pieces of furniture in the world. Displayed at the #freudmuseumlondon this famous piece of furniture was given to him by one of his patients, Madame Benvenisti sometime in the late 1800s. Patients would lie on the couch and Freud sat in the green chair deliberately of sight. "I cannot let myself be stared at for eight hours daily" he once exclaimed to Hanns Sachs #Freud #freudmuseum #SigmundFreud
The Freud Museum, London Located on Mares Gardens, North West London stands the last house Sigmund Freud ever lived in. This special historical house has now turned into a Museum chronicling his life's works Opening to the public in 1986, this monumental house gives a valuable insight into how this Psychoanalyst lived, worked and researched. #freud #freudian #freudmuseum #sigmundfreud
Charles Dickens Museum Located in central London, this museum displaying the life and works of Charles Dickens opened to the public on the 9th June 1925. Charles Dickens took up residency here on Doughty Street in 1837 at 25 years old with his wife and child. He lived here until late 1839. #charlesdickens #charlesdickensmuseum
Charles Dickens original desk. Located in the study at the Charles Dickens Museum on Doughty Street is an original desk he used to create his famous works. Taking occupancy in this then rented Georgian townhouse he focused on fiction for the very first time. It was here in Doughty Street where his fiction works were born and he was very productive producing his legends such as Oliver Twist, Pickwick Papers, Nicholas Nicholeby and others. #olivertwist #charlesdickens #charlesdickensmuseum
The dining room of Charles Dickens. Located inside the Charles Dickens Museum London. Charles Dickens lived with his wife at this property in London 1837-1838. Relatively unknown when moving here he wrote under a pen name Boz, a family nickname. He had a keenness to surround himself with friends and acquaintances and many invitations for dinner would be sent out. This elegant dining room is exactly where they would eat. #charlesdickens #charlesdickensmuseum #charlesdickensdiningroom
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