María 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 Cornelius de Beer (1591, Utrecht – 1651, Madrid), a Dutch-born painter and engraver who moved to Spain in 1618.[1] In 1641 she married Nicolas Merstraten. She was known for her production of engraved illustrations. Many of her motifs were religious or mythological. She signed her works with the name "Doña".[2]
- Carrete Parrondo, Juan, «Divertimento y trascendencia: estampas de María Eugenia de Beer, 1640 – 1652», en Cuaderno de aves para el príncipe, Barcelona, Gustavo Gili, 1982.
References
- Cornelius de Beer at the RKD
- Susanna Tavera (2000). Mujeres en la historia de España: enciclopedia biográfica. Planeta. p. 224. ISBN 978-84-08-03541-1.
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