Frida Schanz

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Frida Soyaux-Schanz

Frida Schanz (born May 16, 1859 in Dresden ; † June 17, 1944 in Warmbrunn / Silesia) was a German author , editor and teacher .

Life

She was the daughter of the poet couple Julius Schanz and Pauline Schanz . After taking the state examination in Dresden, Frida Schanz became a teacher in Bohemia . She traveled to Odessa and Venice , among others . In 1885 she married the writer Ludwig Soyaux (1846–1905) in Leipzig , who was also editor of the magazine Daheim . She was active as a writer since the marriage.

From 1891 she lived in Berlin . In 1895, she and Clementine Helm began to publish the Almanac Young Girls . Since Helm died the following year, Schanz continued the project alone until 1904. Until 1905 she also published the yearbook Kinderlust . After the death of her husband in 1905, she worked in the editorial office of Daheim and as an editor for Velhagen and Klasings monthly magazines . Her work includes children's literature, short stories, fairy tales, short stories, poems and memoirs ( Fridel , 1920).

Works

  • Frida Schanz book . New fairy tales, stories, poems. (no year)
  • Our house happiness , 1885 (co-author)
  • In the ceremony . Stories for girls aged 8 to 12. With 4 color prints after watercolors by Paul Wagner . Weise, Stuttgart 1886. 143 pp.
  • With satchel and stick . A boarding and travel story. With 12 large colored pictures. Abel, Leipzig 1887. 124 p. (2nd edition 1888, 3rd edition 1889)
  • New golden picture book , 1887 (co-author)
  • Frida Soyaux: Light . A fairy tale poem. Roth, Giessen 1888. 49 pp.
  • Prinzenreise , 1888 (co-author)
  • Poems , 1888
  • Little people from then and now , 1888
  • (Ed.): 101 new fables . With original contributions by ... With 82 pen and ink drawings and sound images by Fedor Flinzer . Abel, Leipzig 1888. IV, 124 pp. (2nd edition 1889)
  • The trip with Santa Claus . Story, 1889
  • Rays of light . Poems, 1889
  • Twelve children's stories . With 6 color prints after watercolors by Carl Offterdinger . Loewe, Stuttgart - Leipzig 1889. 68 pp.
  • Home Stars . Image and rhyme from the child's home. With poems and illustrations by AH Plinke. Meißner & Buch , Leipzig 1889. 40 pp.
  • Young Japan playing , with text and description, 1889
  • Johanna von Sydow (Hrsg.): The small favorite book . With contributions by Pauline and Frida Schanz, W. Gleim and Anna Hillmar . With 149 illustr. Deutsche Verlags - Anstalt, Stuttgart 1890. VIII, 154 pp.
  • (Ed.): Songs of Life . Selected poems and sayings by German poets. Illustrated by Wilhelm Claudius . Cavael, Leipzig (approx. 1890). 168 pp.
  • About life and love . Short stories and pictures, 1890
  • On the holy night . Songs, fairy tales and stories. With original drawings by AH Pinke, M. Michael and R. Löes. Elischer, Leipzig 1890. 103 pp.
  • Flowers and fruits. Stories for Girls , 1890
  • The Komtesschen and other short stories for the young , 1891
  • Filigree . Novellas in verse. Velhagen & Klasing, Bielefeld & Leipzig 1892. 3rd sheet, 174 pp., 1 sheet, 1 volume
  • The Harz in pictures . A Harz hike (Ober - Harez). Poetry. With 20 folio images in photograph. Art print, recorded and executed by E. Mertens & Cie. in Berlin. B. Franke, Sangerhausen - Leipzig - Berlin 1892. 28 pp., 20 plates
  • Rottraut and Ilse . Stories for young girls. With 6 sound pictures by Eugen Klimsch . Velhagen & Klasing, Bielefeld & Leipzig 1892. 249 p., 6 plates. 1 volume
  • O you blissful fried fish time! Images and vignettes by René Reinicke . With accompanying seals by Frida Schanz. Titze, Leipzig 1892. 33, 8 undefined. Bl.
  • Pictures from the Rhine . A trip on the Rhine from Lake Constance to Cologne. Seal by Frida Schanz. 25 folio images in photograph. Art print by E. Mertens. E. Mertens & Cie., Berlin 1893. 2 sheets, 31 p., 25 plates
  • At the familiar hearth. Fairy tales and stories , 1893
  • Colorful song. A collection of children's songs , 1895
  • Harvest. New Proverbs , 1896
  • The old. Story , 1896
  • From the youth country. Sports. The pensioner. Two short stories for young girls , 1897
  • Novellas in verse. , 1898
  • Hochwald , 1908
  • Poems. Complete edition. circa 1910
  • The flaming tree. New German fairy tales. Illustrator: Hugo Steiner-Prague . Ullstein, Berlin 1916 online  - Internet Archive
  • Children's ballads . Oldenburg & Co., Leipzig 1918 online  - Internet Archive
  • Colorful leaves (short stories), 1925
  • Come along! A black and happy picture book , 1925
  • Beloved people , 1926
  • Fire lily , undated

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Gisela Brinker-Gabler, Karola Ludwig, Angela Wöffen: Lexicon of German-speaking women writers 1800–1945. dtv Munich, 1986. ISBN 3-423-03282-0 . P. 265

Web links

Wikisource: Frida Schanz  - Sources and full texts
personal data
SURNAME Schanz, Frida
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Schanz, Frieda
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German author, editor and teacher
DATE OF BIRTH May 16, 1859
PLACE OF BIRTH Dresden
DATE OF DEATH June 17, 1944
Place of death Warmbrunn , Silesia