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On 16th December 1861 Antonio de la Gándara was born. His father was of Spanish ancestry, born in San Luis Potosí, Mexico, and his mother was from England.
1888. Antonio de la Gándara (age 26). Self-portrait.
1898. Antonio de la Gándara (age 36). Portrait of Maria Hardouin (age 33).
Maria Hardouin: On 30th January 1864 she was born to Jules Hardouin. On 28th July 1883 Gabriele D'Annunzio and she were married. On 18th January 1954 she died.
1898. Antonio de la Gándara (age 36). Portrait of Princess Anna Elisabeth Bibesco Bassaraba de Brancovan (age 21).
1898. Antonio de la Gándara (age 36). Portrait of Virginie Amélie Avegno "Madame Gautreau" (age 38).
Around 1903. Antonio de la Gándara (age 41). Portrait of Ida Rubinstein (age 19).
1913. Antonio de la Gándara (age 51). Portrait de Madame Louis Rosenau.
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1913. Antonio de la Gándara (age 51). Portrait Of Ambassador Del Solar And His children.
Before 1917. Antonio de la Gándara (age 55). Portrait of Madame Rene Prejean.
On 30th June 1917 Antonio de la Gándara (age 55) died. he was buried at Pére Lachaise Cemetery in Paris.