Marian Hooper Adams

Marian Hooper Adams was a prominent photographer and celebrated Washington, DC, hostess. She also suffered with clinical depression. - AsNotedIn

Works about Marian Hooper Adams

Mezzobula: Daisy Miller (book), Marian Adams may have been Henry James' inspiration for Daisy Miller.
Biography: The Five of Hearts: An Intimate Portrait of Henry Adams and His Friends 1880-1918 (book), Marian Hooper Adams, presided over the capital's most exclusive salon, possessed a stinging wit, and was a gifted photographer.
Book: The Portrait of a Lady (book), Henry James may have used Marian Adams as an inspiration for "The Portrait of a Lady".

Themes with Marian Hooper Adams

Y/M/D	Description	Association	Composition	Place	Locale	Food	Event
Y/M/D	Description	Association	Composition	Place	Locale	Food	Event
1843/09/13	Marian Hooper is born in Boston, Massachusetts, the third and youngest child of Robert William Hooper and Ellen H Sturgis.	Born
1856/00/00	Hooper Residence is built (originally No 107 Beacon, but re-numbered 114 Beacon c 1862) for Dr Robert William Hooper, a widower. His brother, Nathaniel Hooper, lives at 112 Beacon.	Home		Back Bay Historic District	Boston
1872/06/27	Marian Hooper marries Henry Adams at the Hooper home in Beverly, Massachusetts by Rev Charles Edward Grinnell.	Bride					Marriage of Marian Hooper and Henry Adams
1885/12/06	Clover Adams takes a lethal dose of potassium cyanide	Died
1891/00/00	Adams Memorial is created for Henry Adams in honor of his wife, Marian Hooper Adams.	In Memoriam		Adams Memorial	Rock Creek Church Yard and Cemetery