In 1860 Charles Allston Collins [aged 31] and [his future wife] Catherine "Kate" Perugini nee Dickens [aged 20] were married.
1870. Charles Edward Perugini [aged 30]. "I Know A Maiden Fair To See, Take Care".
1870. Charles Edward Perugini [aged 30]. "Greensleeves". Model the artist's future wife Catherine "Kate" Perugini nee Dickens [aged 30].
1872. Charles Edward Perugini [aged 32]. "Playing at Work".
1872. Charles Edward Perugini [aged 32]. "La Cucitrice" aka Seamstress.
1872. Charles Edward Perugini [aged 32]. "The Goldfish Bowl".
After 1874. Charles Edward Perugini [aged 34]. Portrait of Catherine "Kate" Perugini nee Dickens [aged 34], the artist's wife.
On 4th June 1874 Charles Edward Perugini [aged 34] and Catherine "Kate" Perugini nee Dickens [aged 34] were married at St. Paul's Church in Wilton Place, Knightsbridge. The guests included Georgina Hogarth, Mamie Dickens, Francis Jeffrey Dickens, Henry Fielding Dickens and Sir John Everett Millais [aged 44]. They had married earlier, 1st September 1839, at a registry office, with witnesses, and strangers, Henry Thomas Mitcham and Ernest Edward Earle.
1878. Charles Edward Perugini [aged 38]. "Faithful".
1878. Charles Edward Perugini [aged 38]. "A Girl Reading".
Before 1882. Charles Edward Perugini [aged 42]. Portrait of Sophie Gray [aged 38].
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1887. Charles Edward Perugini [aged 47]. "Peonies".
1888. Charles Edward Perugini [aged 48]. "A Summer Shower".
1888. Charles Edward Perugini [aged 48]. "Silvia".
Before 1890. Charles Edward Perugini [aged 50]. "Girl With Mirror".
Before 1890. Charles Edward Perugini [aged 50]. "Dressing Up".
1893. Charles Edward Perugini [aged 53]. "Pandora's Box.
Before 1918. Circle of Charles Edward Perugini [aged 78]. Portrait of Sophia Castila Rosamund Campbell Countess Granville [aged 70].
Sophia Castila Rosamund Campbell Countess Granville: On 24th July 1847 she was born to Walter Frederick Campbell and Katherine Isabella Cole. Coefficient of inbreeding 1.56%. On 26th September 1865 Granville Leveson-Gower 2nd Earl Granville and she were married. The difference in their ages was 32 years. He the son of Granville Leveson-Gower 1st Earl Granville and Harriet Cavendish Countess Granville. They were half third cousin twice removed. On 12th November 1938 she died.
On 22nd December 1918 Charles Edward Perugini [aged 79] died.
On 9th May 1929 [his former wife] Catherine "Kate" Perugini nee Dickens [aged 89] died.