Frog Prince Collection

The Frog-Prince, 1880 (watercolour heightened with white on paper)
989982 The Frog-Prince, 1880 (watercolour heightened with white on paper) by Brewtnall, Edward Frederick (1846-1902); 78.8x48.8 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: The Frog-Prince)

Do not cry, dear princess, said the Frog. I can recover your ball for you
LLM460251 Do not cry, dear princess, said the Frog. I can recover your ball for you by Margetson, William Henry (1861-1940) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Do not cry, dear princess)

The Frog Prince with the princess, early 20th century (colour litho)
694886 The Frog Prince with the princess, early 20th century (colour litho) by Hock, Daniel (1858-1934) (after); Private Collection; (add.info)

The Frog Prince gives the golden ball he has recovered from the pond to the princess
694887 The Frog Prince gives the golden ball he has recovered from the pond to the princess, early 20th century (colour litho) by Payer

Once upon a time, 1891. Private Collection

The Frog Prince and the Kings Daughter, 1901. Artist: Edward Henry Wehnert
The Frog Prince and the Kings Daughter, 1901. The Frog Prince; or, Iron Henry, is a fairy tale, best known through the Brothers Grimms version

Frog figure with artificial flower pot

Two frog figures with artificial flower pot

Frog next to a golden plate on the table, depiction from the fairy tale The Frog Prince, On the fairytale path through the museum, Industrial Museum, Lauf an der Pegnitz, Middle Franconia, Bavaria

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Once upon a time in 1891, the enchanting tale of The Frog Prince came to life. In this timeless fairy tale, a brave frog named The Frog Prince leapt into action when the king's daughter lost her golden ball in a pond. "Do not cry, dear princess," he croaked, "I can recover your ball for you." True to his word, the Frog Prince dived deep into the water and returned with the precious ball. Grateful for his help, the princess agreed to kiss him, breaking the spell and transforming him back into a prince. Fast forward to the early 20th century, and the magical moment was captured in various artistic renditions. One depiction shows the Frog Prince and the princess sharing a tender moment as he presents her with the golden ball. Another illustration features two frog figures with an artificial flower pot, perhaps a nod to their transformation. In yet another, a solitary frog figure sits next to a golden plate on a table, a reminder of his royal heritage. At the Industrial Museum in Lauf an der Pegnitz, Middle Franconia, Bavaria, Germany, visitors can follow the fairytale path and come across a depiction of The Frog Prince. This captivating artwork, featuring the Frog Prince with an artificial flower pot, is a beautiful reminder of the magic and wonder that lies within the pages of this classic fairy tale.