Freud at Home: Sigmund and Anna’s Studies
For Freud, home was always a live/work space. Here we look at how Sigmund and Anna Freud's consulting rooms made 'working from home' possible.
The Other Downstairs Room
Susan Finlay, our Writer in Residence, with the fourth of her textual vignettes prompted by objects in Freud's collection.
Freud At Home
For Freud, home was always a live/work space. In this new series we’ll be looking at where Sigmund Freud and his family lived and worked.
Home Is Where The Heart Is – Part 1
Due to the current guidelines around social distancing, many of us have recently had to become more acquainted with our own homes. Our collective wish to spend more time at home may not be as trouble-free as was once thought.
A Message from the Director
Carol Seigel, Director of the Freud Museum, sends a message to all our friends while Freud’s house is closed.
Spotlight on the Archives: Lucie Freud
Sigmund and Anna Freud's archives are large, but there are many other lesser-known figures too. Here we explore Lucie Freud and her contribution to the Freud Museum London archives.
Spotlight on the Archives: Dorothy Burlingham
Sigmund and Anna Freud's archives are large, but there are many other lesser-known figures in the archives of the Freud Museum.
The Study. Still.
Susan Finlay, our Writer in Residence, with the third of her textual vignettes prompted by objects in Freud's collection.
Ida Applebroog at the Freud Museum
Carol Seigel, Freud Museum Director, met Ida Applebroog in her New York Studio ahead of her exhibition at the Museum.
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