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Historic press photograph showing Sigmund Freud, the founder of psychoanalysis, standing outside his new London residence after fleeing Austria in 1938.
The photo includes Freud with his daughter Anna Freud and psychoanalyst Ernest Jones, a close colleague and biographer.
The reverse of the photograph retains its original Keystone Press Agency and International News Photos stamps, along with a typed caption describing Freud settling into his new home at Elsworthy Road, Hampstead, London.
This image documents an important moment in Freud’s life shortly after leaving Austria during the rise of Nazi Germany.
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Details
• Vintage press photograph
• Subject: Sigmund Freud with Anna Freud and Ernest Jones
• Date referenced: July 6, 1938
• News agencies: Keystone Press Agency / International News Photos
• Original press caption attached on reverse
• Archive and editorial markings present
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Condition
Vintage condition consistent with age and press archive use. Signs of handling, edge wear, and archival marks are visible on the reverse. Please review all photos carefully for condition details.
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Historical Significance
Sigmund Freud (1856–1939) was the founder of psychoanalysis, one of the most influential psychological theories of the 20th century. After fleeing Nazi Austria in 1938, he settled in London where he spent the final year of his life.
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Disclaimer
Identification is based on the original caption and visible press agency stamps. Exact publication history cannot be guaranteed. Buyers should review all images carefully and determine authenticity, age, and condition for themselves.
