Agnes Louisa Healy De Mare is one of the daughters of American Portrait Painter George Peter Alexander Healy [1813-1894] and his wife Louisa Phipps [1819-1905]. Healy was known for his paintings of prominent politicians both in the US and Europe.
The family spend much of their lives in Europe, primarily France where Agnes met her husband, Tiburce Adolphe de Mare [1840-1900] who was a French portrait painter and the son of a painter, Johannes de Mare. After the death of her husband, Agnes and her children returned to American to live in Denver, CO.
Tiburce de Mare's burial location is unknown but is likely in France. After Agnes death two of her daughters became prominent in the New York art world.
The family spend much of their lives in Europe, primarily France where Agnes met her husband, Tiburce Adolphe de Mare [1840-1900] who was a French portrait painter and the son of a painter, Johannes de Mare. After the death of her husband, Agnes and her children returned to American to live in Denver, CO.
Tiburce de Mare's burial location is unknown but is likely in France. After Agnes death two of her daughters became prominent in the New York art world.
Agnes Louisa Healy De Mare is one of the daughters of American Portrait Painter George Peter Alexander Healy [1813-1894] and his wife Louisa Phipps [1819-1905]. Healy was known for his paintings of prominent politicians both in the US and Europe.
The family spend much of their lives in Europe, primarily France where Agnes met her husband, Tiburce Adolphe de Mare [1840-1900] who was a French portrait painter and the son of a painter, Johannes de Mare. After the death of her husband, Agnes and her children returned to American to live in Denver, CO.
Tiburce de Mare's burial location is unknown but is likely in France. After Agnes death two of her daughters became prominent in the New York art world.
The family spend much of their lives in Europe, primarily France where Agnes met her husband, Tiburce Adolphe de Mare [1840-1900] who was a French portrait painter and the son of a painter, Johannes de Mare. After the death of her husband, Agnes and her children returned to American to live in Denver, CO.
Tiburce de Mare's burial location is unknown but is likely in France. After Agnes death two of her daughters became prominent in the New York art world.
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