BADA has been bequeathed a remarkable collection documenting the life and work of Fanchon Fröhlich (1927–2016), a distinguished artist and philosopher who lived in Liverpool from 1949 until her death. After studying Philosophy of Science at the University of Chicago and training with leading abstract expressionists, Fröhlich became a significant figure in Britain's post-war art scene. She and her husband, renowned physicist Herbert Fröhlich FRS, hosted an extraordinary circle of intellectuals including Erwin Schrödinger, Richard Feynman, and John Cage. Her legacy of artworks, letters, journals, and papers represents a unique window into mid-20th-century artistic and scientific life.