Description

Stunning, passionate and lively, Pannonica, referred to as Nica, called after her father’s favorite moth, was created in 1913 to a storied history and remarkable, odd opportunity. The Rothschild family had, in mere five decades, increased in the ghetto in Frankfurt to stately homes in England. Like a kid, Nica required her daily hikes, dressed up in white, with her two siblings and governess round the parkland of the huge home at Tring, Hertfordshire, among kangaroos, giant tortoises, emus and zebras, all area of the unique menagerie gathered by her dad Walt. Like a debutante, she was presented to punk by her buddy Victor and trained to fly by a saxophonist; she married Baron Jules de Koenigswarter, resolved in a château in France and had five kids.