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Victoria Rosselli

Victoria Rosselli

Verified

Digital Designer, WSJ. Magazine

New York

Final Covers

Travel, History As It Relates To Those Topics , Environment, Sustainability , Diverting Waste From Landfills, Lifestyle , Conservation, Food , Spirits

Doesn’t Cover

Anything that's not luxury lifestyle.

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Total articles 19

  • Exclusive | A Secret Baby and a Nazi Hospital: The Untold Mystery Upending an Artist’s Legacy

    By Kelly Crow Verified, Victoria Rosselli, Andrew Levinson Verified| The Wall Street Journal Verified JANUARY 1944. No family came to visit the young woman who lay, withering, in the chilly psychiatric hospital on the hilly outskirts of Vienna. Had they peered through the huge iron gates into Steinhof, as the hospital was known, they would have seen neat rows of red-brick buildings encircled by gardens, deceptively serene. Steinhof was designed to be a beacon of modernity in a city known for its psychiatric advances and its famous denizen, Sigmund Freud, founder of psychoanalysis.

    By Kelly Crow Verified, Victoria Rosselli, Andrew Levinson Verified · The Wall Street Journal

    Mar. 23, 2025

  • Gen Z’s New Rules for Appropriate Office Wear

    By Victoria Rosselli, Stanislas Motz-Neidhart| The Wall Street Journal Verified $13.75/Week $1.75/Week Includes unlimited digital access to The Wall Street Journal, MarketWatch, Barron’s and Investor’s Business Daily

    By Victoria Rosselli, Stanislas Motz-Neidhart · The Wall Street Journal

    Jan. 18, 2025

  • Exclusive | A Secret Baby and a Nazi Hospital: The Untold Mystery Upending an Artist’s Legacy

    By Kelly Crow Verified, Victoria Rosselli, Andrew Levinson Verified| The Wall Street Journal Verified JANUARY 1944. No family came to visit the young woman who lay, withering, in the chilly psychiatric hospital on the hilly outskirts of Vienna. Had they peered through the huge iron gates into Steinhof, as the hospital was known, they would have seen neat rows of red-brick buildings encircled by gardens, deceptively serene. Steinhof was designed to be a beacon of modernity in a city known for its psychiatric advances and its famous denizen, Sigmund Freud, founder of psychoanalysis.

    By Kelly Crow Verified, Victoria Rosselli, Andrew Levinson Verified · The Wall Street Journal

    Mar. 23, 2025

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WSJ. Magazine