Nelly De Ferrante (1893-1942) meets Axel Munthe (1857-1949) at Capri, where her father Bernardo De Ferrante (1861-1899) had been a doctor, un medico condotto.
Even without being there physically, you can seek refuge. I'm happy you liked it. It's all filmed by my grandfather who adored his wife Nelly and missed her tremendously when she died at age 49.
No, I am not sure, and looking at other pictures of Axel Munthe I think the man at the right is not Axel Munthe. I was told that my grandmother was drinking tea at his house in Capri. Did you see that other video about my grandmother, Nelly De Ferrante?
@H. Teunissen Yes, it does. Sometimes, they become clearer... but then fade away again. Somtimes, they remain as they are. But far away can be close. Distance can fade away, the past can become the present.
Such a wounderful and vibrant place to visit, ❤🎉❤
Wonderful to see one of my greatest refuges in life... many moons ago. Thank you!
Even without being there physically, you can seek refuge. I'm happy you liked it. It's all filmed by my grandfather who adored his wife Nelly and missed her tremendously when she died at age 49.
You may also like this little, simple film shot at Capri, th-cam.com/video/GdpGhIoy_1o/w-d-xo.html
zambrone1861 thank you!
zambrone1861 sad but beautiful story... last time I was there was in October... working on my book about Italy. I love that garden so much.
Dr. Axel Munthe, my childhood´s big hero!
Dr. Munthe is my hero.
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I want Hollywood make modern full Axel Munthe series.
Merci!
Horas Tulang.. 🙏🏻😊
Wann ist der Film entstanden? 1920?
Are you sure that's Axel Munthe in the video? It doesn't look much like him.
No, I am not sure, and looking at other pictures of Axel Munthe I think the man at the right is not Axel Munthe. I was told that my grandmother was drinking tea at his house in Capri. Did you see that other video about my grandmother, Nelly De Ferrante?
But my relatives told me that my Italian grandmother did meet Axel Munthe at Capri and drank tea with him.
@H. Teunissen Yes, it does. Sometimes, they become clearer... but then fade away again. Somtimes, they remain as they are. But far away can be close. Distance can fade away, the past can become the present.
I meant to say, Far away can be nearby.
@@zambrone1861 Do you know a Mario de Ferrante? he's from naples.