Lily Marinho
Lily Marinho | |
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Born | Lily Monique Lemb (1921-05-10)May 10, 1921 Cologne,Germany |
Died | January 5, 2011(2011-01-05)(aged 89) Rio de Janeiro,Brazil |
Spouse(s) | Horacio de Carvalho Roberto Marinho(d.2003) |
Lily Monique de Carvalho Marinho(May 10, 1921 – January 5, 2011) was a Brazilian televisionarts patron,philanthropistandsocialite.Marinho, thewidowofmedia moguland Rede Globo founderRoberto Marinho,[1]served as aUNESCO Goodwill Ambassadorfor peace beginning in 1999.[1]
Biography
[edit]Marinho was born Lily Monique Lemb inCologne,Germany,on May 10, 1921.[2]She was the only daughter of British soldier John Lemb and hisFrenchwife, Jeanne Bergeon.[2]She was born in Germany because her father was stationed in the country during the post-World War Iperiod.[2]However, she was raised inParis.[2]During her life, Marinho was married to two of Brazil's wealthiest men -Horacio de CarvalhoandRoberto Marinho,who both owned newspapers.[2]Her second husband, media mogul Roberto Marinho, died in 2003.
Apatron of the arts,Marinho spearheaded and financed high-profileart exhibitionsin Brazil, including works byClaude Monet,Auguste Rodin,Camille ClaudelandPablo Picasso.[1]
Lily Marinho died ofrespiratory failureon January 5, 2011, inRio de Janeiroat the age of 89.[1][2]She had been hospitalized at the Clínica São Vicente in theGáveaneighborhood of the Southern Zone of the city since December 14, 2010.[2]She was buried in the Cemitério São João Batista in theBotafogoneighborhood of Rio de Janeiro.[2]
References
[edit]- ^abcd"Goodwill Ambassador Lily Marinho dies in Rio".eTurboNews.2011-01-07.Retrieved2011-01-19.
- ^abcdefgh"Viúva de Roberto Marinho, Lily Marinho morre aos 89 anos no Rio".Folha de S. Paulo.2011-01-05.Retrieved2011-01-19.
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