It Happened on
January 1, 1895
Photo of a group of artists who exhibited in Baden-Baden, in the Badener Salon, 1895. The description on the photo tells us who can be seen there: Staudacher, painter from Baden; Moppert, painter from Baden; Director Schall from Baden; Hamacher, painter from Baden; Miss Dietrich from Baden; Backmund, painter from Munich; Volkers, painter from Düsseldorf; Vilma Parlaghy from Berlin; Beyfus, painter from Vienna; Rauchenegger, painter from Munich; Inspector Schreyer from Dresden; Richard Pohl from Baden; Puhonny, painter from Baden; Professor Kopf from Rome; von Haber, painter from Dresden; city councillor Weber from Baden; and Wilhelm Harder from Baden.
(Source: Wikipedia, the profile of Elisabeth Vilma Lwoff-Parlaghy)
The Princess Vilma Lwoff-Parlaghy sits at the centre, surrounded by The Painters German specialists in her pre-1895 Salons, where they discuss the future. After this date, the Salons moved with Princess Vilma, to New York, and were held in her suites spanning the entire third floor of the hotel. This event occurred after the passing of Allan Pinkerton, and precedes the election of Major General Devil Dan Sickles, as the new leader of The Coopers .
This meeting was a wrap-up of the Jack The Ripper Psyop which lasted for 1865-1895. The report on what was gleaned by the experts would be published a few years later, by Bram Stoker, as the book Dracula.
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Princess Vilma Lwoff-Parlaghy
Proficient painter painter of European royalty and nobility
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