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Olivia Serres (3 April 1772 – 21 November 1834), known as Olive, was a British painter and writer, born in Warwick. She is also known as an English impostor who claimed the title of Princess Olive of Cumberland.
- Robert Wilmot
- Lavinia Ryves
- Princess Olive of Cumberland (disputed)
- John Thomas Serres (m. 1791 div. 1804)
Olivia Serres (1772-1834) Classical Landscape with Figures c.1800-7. Oil on canvas | 63.5 x 76 x 1.5 cm (support, canvas/panel/stretcher external) | RCIN 405167. ©. Description. Olivia Wilmot married the marine painter, John Thomas Serres, in 1791 though the couple separated in 1802.
Olivia Serres, known as Olive, was a British painter and writer, born at Warwick. She is also known as an English impostor, who claimed the title of Princess Olive of Cumberland. Background. Olive was born Olivia Wilmot on the 3rd of April 1772. She was the daughter of Robert Wilmot, a house painter, in Warwick.
Olivia Serres - Encyclopedia. OLIVIA SERRES (1772-1834), an English impostor, who claimed the title of Princess Olive of Cumberland, was born at Warwick on the 3rd of April 1772. She was the daughter of Robert Wilmot, a house-painter in that town, who subsequently moved to London.
Olivia Wilmot married the marine painter, John Thomas Serres, in 1791 though the couple separated in 1802. In 1817 Olivia Serres advanced the claim that she was the illegitimate daughter of George III’s brother, Henry Frederick, Duke of Cumberland (1745-90).
Olivia Serres (née Wilmot) (1772-1834), Artist and author. Sitter in 3 portraits. Tell us More
Infamous impostor who claimed to be the niece of George III; studied drawing with John Thomas Serres, former marine painter to George III and married him (1791); separated from husband (1804), devoting life to painting and literature; appointed landscape painter to George, Prince of Wales (later King George IV ); produced novel, poems and memoir...
