Bakelse-Jeanna
Bakelse-Jeanna (1702–1788), was a Swedish pastry-seller, the name signifying "Pastry-Jeanna". She was a well known and distinctive character in Stockholm at that time, and often used as a figure within Swedish plays, songs and literature during the 18th and 19th centuries.
Jeanna originated from Åland, and spent her life as a street seller (månglerska) of cakes in Stockholm, where she became a known local profile. She came to be included in fiction during her lifetime. She was a character in the comedy Donnerpamp by Carl Israel Hallman from 1782, as a character in a song by Bellman popular in Stockholm, and was mentioned as a minor character in many works of Swedish literature during the 19th-century.
The name "Bakelse-Jeanna" was long used in Stockholm as a name for female pastry street vendors.[1]
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References
- ↑ Lundin-Strindberg, Gamla Stockholm 241-243
- Flodmark, Johan: Stenborgska skådebanorna. Bidrag till Stockholms Teaterhistoria. P. A. Norstedt & Söner (1893), sid 165
- Claës Lundin & August Strindberg Gamla Stockholm: anteckningar ur tryckta och otryskta källor, Gidlund, 1974
- Lundin-Strindberg, Gamla Stockholm; pp. 241–243
- Acta Philologica Scandinavica, Volym 10, Munksgaard, 1936
- Lundin-Strindberg, Gamla Stockholm 241-243