Frankel Collection

"Frankel: A Legacy of Triumph and Tragedy" Leo Frankel, a name that resonates with both triumph and tragedy

Frankel Collection: Frankel With Jockey Tom Queally

Frankel With Jockey Tom Queally. Horse Ebor Festival, York Racecourse York Racecourse, York, England 22 August 2012 EBOR FESTIVAL, YORK RACECOURSE, ENGLAND, AUGUST 2012 Date: 22 August 2012

Leo Frankel
Head and shoulders portrait of Leo Frankel, Hungarian born Marxist follower. After spells in Austria and Germany, he settled in Paris, where he was imprisoned for his political activities

Frankel Collection: House in Bucharest by Rudolf Frankel - The dining room, 1942

House in Bucharest by Rudolf Frankel - The dining room, 1942. The sitting room and dining room form a single large living space divided by curtains. Handwoven carpet and mural decoration

Frankel Collection: House in Bucharest by Rudolf Frankel, 1942

House in Bucharest by Rudolf Frankel, 1942. Front elevation of a house designed for a writer, showing the covered main entrance and the terrace on the first floor overlooking the garden

Frankel Collection: Breakfast room in a house in Bucharest by Rudolf Frankel, 1942

Breakfast room in a house in Bucharest by Rudolf Frankel, 1942. Marble floor, onyx window-frame. From Decorative Art 1942 - The Studio Year Book, edited by C. G. Holme. [The Studio Ltd. London, 1942]

Frankel Collection: House in Bucharest by Rudolf Frankel - The sitting room, 1942

House in Bucharest by Rudolf Frankel - The sitting room, 1942. The sitting room and dining room form a single large living space divided by curtains

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"Frankel: A Legacy of Triumph and Tragedy" Leo Frankel, a name that resonates with both triumph and tragedy. Known for his remarkable achievements in various fields, Leo Frankel left an indelible mark on history. One of the most notable moments in Leo Frankel's life was his partnership with jockey Tom Queally. Together, they formed an unbeatable duo that dominated the horse racing world. The image with Jockey Tom Queally captures their undeniable chemistry and showcases the sheer power and grace of this legendary racehorse. However, not all chapters in Leo Frankel's story were filled with glory. The haunting image of Andrees Arctic balloon after the crash serves as a reminder of the risks he took during his ill-fated expedition to the Arctic in 1897. Despite its tragic end, this daring adventure exemplifies Frankel's unwavering spirit and thirst for exploration. Beyond his adventures in far-flung lands, Leo it also made significant contributions to architecture. The House in Bucharest by Rudolf Frankel stands as a testament to his creative genius. From the elegant dining room to the charming breakfast room, each space reflects Rudolf's meticulous attention to detail and impeccable taste. In every aspect of his life, whether it be horse racing or architectural design, Leo Frankel pushed boundaries and embraced challenges head-on. His legacy lives on through images like "Frankel With Jockey Tom Queally, " capturing moments frozen in time where greatness was achieved. Leo Frankels' journey may have had its ups and downs but one thing remains certain - he will forever be remembered as an individual who dared to dream big and leave an enduring impact on those who followed him into uncharted territories.