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Maria Eugenia de Beer

María Eugenia de Beer (died 1652), was a Spanish chalcographer. She was the granddaughter of the painter Joos de Beer and daughter of (1591, Utrecht – 1651, Madrid), a Dutch-born painter and engraver who moved to Spain in 1618. In 1641 she married Nicolas Merstraten.

Maria Eugenia de Beer

Retrato de Diego de Narbona por dibujo de fray Juan Bautista Maíno. Aguafuerte y buril. Biblioteca Nacional de España

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Born
1601
Died
1652
Nationality
Spain
Occupation
engraver
Fields
portrait
Languages
Spanish

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María Eugenia de Beer (died 1652), was a Spanish chalcographer. She was the granddaughter of the painter Joos de Beer and daughter of (1591, Utrecht – 1651, Madrid), a Dutch-born painter and engraver who moved to Spain in 1618. In 1641 she married Nicolas Merstraten.

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