On 18th November 1857 Stanhope Forbes was born to William Forbes and Juliette de Guise in Dublin.
1878. Stanhope Forbes [aged 20]. "Florence".
1878. Stanhope Forbes [aged 20]. "Italian Fisher Girl with a Rod".
1881. Stanhope Forbes [aged 23]. "A Street in Brittany".
1884-5. Stanhope Forbes [aged 26]. "A Fish Sale on a Cornish Beach".
1885. Stanhope Forbes [aged 27]. "A Street in Newlyn".
1886. Stanhope Forbes [aged 28]. "Off to the Fishing Ground".
In 1889 Stanhope Forbes [aged 31] and Elizabeth Armstrong at St Peter's Church, Newlyn.
1890. Stanhope Forbes [aged 32]. Self-portrait.
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1891. Stanhope Forbes [aged 33]. Self-portrait.
In 1893 [his son] Alexander Forbes was born to Stanhope Forbes [aged 35] and Elizabeth Armstrong.
1901. Elizabeth Armstrong. Portrait of the artist's husband Stanhope Forbes [aged 43].
1903. Stanhope Forbes [aged 45]. Portrait of William Henry Edgecumbe 4th Earl of Mount Edgcumbe [aged 69].
1910. Stanhope Forbes [aged 52]. Portrait of the artist's mother Juliette Forbes, née de Guise.
1911. Stanhope Forbes [aged 53]. "The Old Pier Steps".
In or before 1912. Stanhope Forbes [aged 54]. Portrait of the artist's wife Elizabeth Armstrong.
In 1915 Stanhope Forbes [aged 57] and Maudie Palmer were married.
1916. Stanhope Forbes [aged 58]. Portrait of the artist's son Alexander Forbes [aged 23].
Alexander Forbes: In 1893 he was born to Stanhope Forbes and Elizabeth Armstrong. On 3rd September 1916 Alexander Forbes was killed in action. He is buried in Guillemont Road Cemetery
On 3rd September 1916 [his son] Alexander Forbes [aged 23] was killed in action. He is buried in Guillemont Road Cemetery
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1918. Stanhope Forbes [aged 60]. "Munitions Girls".
1919. Stanhope Forbes [aged 61]. "Fitting Out, Mousehole Harbour".
1927. Stanhope Forbes [aged 69]. "The Old Bridge [Map] at Relubbus".
1929. Stanhope Forbes [aged 71]. "Relubbus Bridge [Map]".
1930. Stanhope Forbes [aged 72]. "Young anglers at Hayle".
On 2nd March 1947 Stanhope Forbes [aged 89] died. He was buried at St Sancredus' Church, Sancreed.