Alice Patch (1850 - 1904). In 1874 she engaged to Arthur Homer, younger
brother of painter
Winslow Homer, for whom she modelled in 1875. After
the marriage she moved with her husband to Galveston Texas, where Homer
worked in the cotton industry.
We can see her in the paintings
Portrait of a Lady,
The Trysting Place and
Watering Plants, and in other
works such as
The Honeymoon and
Fiction.
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Portrait of a Lady |
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The Trysting Place |
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Watering Plants |
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The Honeymoon |
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