magic and pantomime. Her association with Marcel Marceau as collaborator and muse spanned 30 years, resulting in a memoir Marcel & Me, released in 2014. Her appearance doing mime and magic at Carnival of Venice in the late 1970s was featured on Italian television. In 2006, she completed the Bob Fitch Performance Workshop Theater Training for Magicians, held in Canada. Personal life She is the daughter of art deco furniture designer Paul T. Frankl, granddaughter of a land speculator in Vienna, Austria, and the mother of Nicolas Koenig, a creative director for theme parks and interactive game design. Frankl lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Books Lust for Justice: The Radical Life & Law of J. Tony Serra, by Paulette Frankl, edited by Deke Castleman, foreword by Gerry Spence Marcel & Me: A Memoir of Love, Lust, and Illusion, by Paulette Frankl Further reading Paul T. Frankl and Modern American Design, Long, Christopher, May 2007 References External links Paulette Frankl official site Lust for Justice official book site "Bear Lincoln Murder Trial Begins," August 1997, Albion Monitor "Trail of Blood Detailed," September 1997, Albion Monitor, "Serra talks with Courtroom Artist Paulette Frankl before start of hearing," May 2002, Las Vegas Sun "Santa Fe art exhibit opens," May 2005, Las Vegas Review-Journal Vegas Valley Book Festival Blog "Book by Courtroom Artist About Rebel Lawyer" American women painters American women illustrators American illustrators Courtroom sketch artists American biographers 1937 births Living people American legal writers American magicians American people of Austrian descent Artist authors Artists of the American West Painters from California Photographers from California American women biographers 21st-century American women photographers 21st-century American photographers