Holle Collection

Mother Holle - Scene from Mother Holle (Grimms Fairy Tales). The widows daughter shaking apples from the tree. Artist: AH Watson Date: circa 1935

FRAU HOLLE - 3
The stepdaughter makes the feathers fly, causing a snowstorm on the Earth below

Frau Holle (Grimms Fairy Tale)
Whenever it snows in the world, it is said that Frau Holle is making her bed. Date: circa 1925

Stream in Hollental Nature Reserve, Bavaria, Germany
A stream flowing through the forest at Hollental Nature Reserve; Bavaria, Germany

Rocks Usti nad Labem Region Bridges
Rocks in Usti nad Labem Region, Bridges in Chomutov, 1913, Usti nad Labem Region, Chomutovka, Komotau, Grundtal, Holle, Czech Republic

Schembart Buch Schembard Buch Anonymous 16th century
Schembart Buch, Schembard Buch, Anonymous, 16th century, Leaves 2r-4r: historical account of the civic festival of the Nuremberg Schembartlauf

Frau Holle - 1
The stepdaughter spinning at the well, where her adventure begins

Common Pochards -Netta Rufina-, couple standing in shallow water, Holle, Illmitz, Burgenland, Austria

Greylag Goose -Anser anser- flapping its wings, Holle, Illmitz, Burgenland, Austria

Glimpse of castle and city from Holle, Wilhelmshohe, Cassel (i.e. Kassel), Hesse-Nassau, Germany. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Frau Holle - 2
The stepdaughter gathers the apples

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"Holle: A Tale of Enchanting Streams and Mystical Bridges" Once upon a time, in the realm of folklore, there lived Frau Holle, a character from the beloved Grimm's Fairy Tale. Known as Mother Holle, she captivated readers with her magical presence and enchanting powers. As we delve into the world of Holle, let us explore its various manifestations. In the heart of Bavaria's mesmerizing Hollental Nature Reserve lies a stream that seems to have sprung straight out of Frau Holle's mystical realm. Its crystal-clear waters flow gracefully through the picturesque landscape, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in its ethereal beauty. The allure doesn't end there; another stream within this nature reserve mirrors Frau Holle's enchantment. With each babbling brook and cascading waterfall, it whispers tales of ancient legends and mythical creatures that once roamed these lands. Venturing beyond Germany's borders takes us to Usti nad Labem Region Bridges where rugged rocks stand tall against flowing rivers. These bridges serve as gateways between reality and fantasy – reminiscent of the bridges mentioned in Schembart Buch Anonymous 16th century illustrations depicting scenes from folklore. Speaking of which, these intriguing illustrations bring forth vivid images from centuries past when stories like Frau they were passed down through generations. The Schembard Buch holds secrets untold within its pages – an invaluable glimpse into our collective imagination throughout history. Holle is more than just a name; it represents a tapestry woven with threads spun by fairy tales and legends alike. It symbolizes resilience, magic, and wonder that continue to captivate hearts across time. So let us embrace this captivating tale - one filled with streams flowing through enchanted landscapes and mysterious bridges leading us towards realms unknown. In exploring "Holle, " we embark on an adventure where dreams intertwine with reality – reminding us that sometimes all we need is a touch of magic to ignite our imagination and transport us to a world beyond our own.