and Dagny on a trip to visit his family in the Caucasus; at the last minute Przybyszewski backed out, saying he would join them later. On 5 June 1901, in a room of the small 'Grand Hotel' in the Georgian capital city of Tiflis (now Tbilisi), Emeryk shot Juel in the head; the next day he attempted to shoot himself. Juel's 5-year-old son, Zenon, witnessed the murder of his mother. She was buried at a Roman Catholic church in Tiflis and reburied, in 1999, into a churchyard at the Kukia cemetery. Works Short story 'Rediviva' (1893, published posthumously in 1977). Drama Den sterkere (The Stronger) submitted to the Christiania Theater, 1895; accepted for publication in the periodical Samtiden 1896. In books and film In 1977 there was a Polish/Norwegian film based on Dagny Juel's life, called Dagny. Zenon appears along with his daughter Ann, in Ingeranna Krohn-Nydal's 2005 Norwegian documentary film — Død Madonna (Dead Madonna: Dagny Juel Przybyszewska). Dagny Juel's death was a subject of a short novel, Three Men and a Woman and Another Man, by a prominent Russian writer, J. Nagibin, and a Russian movie A Model loosely based on this novel. A biographical novel written by Mary Kay Norseng, tenured professor of Scandinavian culture and languages at UCLA, was published in 1991, entitled “Dagny: Dagny Juel Przybyszewska, the Woman and the Myth,” which covers her life, written works, personal relationships, and her influence on and place in the local burgeoning bohemian scene in the late 1800s. Prof. Norseng traveled extensively throughout Northern Europe, and conducted personal interviews with Dagny Juel’s family, among others, in the process uncovering new poetry and details from her life not previously known. Dagny or a Love Feast, a book by the Georgian writer Zurab Karumidze, was published in 2011. References Sources Eivor Martinus, Strindberg and Love Amber Lane Press, 2001. ; pages 146 – 149. Further reading Ewa K. Kossak, Dagny Przybyszewska: Zbłąkana gwiazda, Państwowy Instytut Wydawniczy, 1973. Aleksandra Sawicka, Dagny Juel Przybyszewska: Fakty i legendy, wydawnictwo słowo/obraz terytoria, Gdańsk, 2006 Mary Kay Norseng, Dagny Juel Przybyszewska: The Woman and the Myth. Seattle and London: University of Washington Press, 1991. Robert Ferguson, Scandinavians, Head of Zeus Ltd, 2016. Chapter 13 'Dagny Juel and the Invention of Melancholy' . External links Polish site including brief overview in English 1867 births 1901 deaths Norwegian artists' models Norwegian writers Norwegian people murdered abroad Deaths