Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Anne Alida de Frey or Freij (September 24, 1768 – 1808) was a Dutch copyist, drawer and painter.De Frey was born in Amsterdam as the second child of a family of 3 daughters and two suns. The family was Roman Catholic. Jacobus Johannes Lauwers from Brugge became the teacher of Anna and her younger brother Johannes Pieter de Frey, who became a printmaker, painter and publisher. Lauwers lived in their house for a short while and later married the eldest sister Maria Christina.On March 22, 1804 Anna Alida and Gerhard Pootmann had the banns published. She used herself on this occasion the names Anna Aletta. After their marriage (April 4, 1804) they appear to have moved to Mannheim. She can also be referred to as: Anna de Freij, Aletta de Frey, Anna de Frey, Aletta Pootmann-de Fre."@en }
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- Aletta_de_Frey abstract "Anne Alida de Frey or Freij (September 24, 1768 – 1808) was a Dutch copyist, drawer and painter.De Frey was born in Amsterdam as the second child of a family of 3 daughters and two suns. The family was Roman Catholic. Jacobus Johannes Lauwers from Brugge became the teacher of Anna and her younger brother Johannes Pieter de Frey, who became a printmaker, painter and publisher. Lauwers lived in their house for a short while and later married the eldest sister Maria Christina.On March 22, 1804 Anna Alida and Gerhard Pootmann had the banns published. She used herself on this occasion the names Anna Aletta. After their marriage (April 4, 1804) they appear to have moved to Mannheim. She can also be referred to as: Anna de Freij, Aletta de Frey, Anna de Frey, Aletta Pootmann-de Fre.".
- Q21694853 abstract "Anne Alida de Frey or Freij (September 24, 1768 – 1808) was a Dutch copyist, drawer and painter.De Frey was born in Amsterdam as the second child of a family of 3 daughters and two suns. The family was Roman Catholic. Jacobus Johannes Lauwers from Brugge became the teacher of Anna and her younger brother Johannes Pieter de Frey, who became a printmaker, painter and publisher. Lauwers lived in their house for a short while and later married the eldest sister Maria Christina.On March 22, 1804 Anna Alida and Gerhard Pootmann had the banns published. She used herself on this occasion the names Anna Aletta. After their marriage (April 4, 1804) they appear to have moved to Mannheim. She can also be referred to as: Anna de Freij, Aletta de Frey, Anna de Frey, Aletta Pootmann-de Fre.".