Louise Fishman [332]

Louise blev gift med Ingrid Nyeboe, [496] [MRIN: 427], datter af Jørgen Nyeboe, Ingeniør [487] og Kirsten Jørgensen, [520], den 22. juni 2012 i New York. Acting State Supreme Court Justice Marcy S. Friedman officiated in her courtroom. (Ingrid Nyeboe, [496] blev født den 9. april 1946 i Rødby og dåb den 9. juni 1946 i Nebelunde kirke ⁶⁶⁶.)

  Om Louise og Ingrid

• New York Times, 24. juni 2012. Louise Fishman and Ingrid Nyeboe
Published: June 24, 2012
Louise Fishman and Ingrid Nyeboe were married Friday in New York. Acting State Supreme Court Justice Marcy S. Friedman officiated in her courtroom.
Ms. Fishman (left), 73, is a painter who is represented by the Cheim & Read Gallery in New York. She graduated from Temple University with a bachelor's degree in painting and printmaking and a bachelor's in art education. She received a master's in painting and printmaking from the University of Illinois. Her work is represented in the collections of the Chicago Art Institute, the Fogg Museum in Cambridge, Mass., and in the Jewish Museum, the Museum of Modern Art and the Metropolitan Museum in New York.
She is the daughter of Gertrude Fisher-Fishman of Coconut Creek, Fla., and the late Edward Fishman. Her father was a partner in the accounting firm of Touche Ross & Company in Philadelphia. Her mother is also a painter, and her work is to be shown in October at the Woodmere Art Museum in Philadelphia, in an exhibition that also includes works by Ms. Fishman and that of the late Razel Kapustin, a paternal aunt of Ms. Fishman.
Ms. Nyeboe, 66, is a graphic designer in New York and also manages the archives of Jill Johnston, a writer and critic, to whom she was married in Odense, Denmark, in 1993, and again in Connecticut in 2009, and by whom she was widowed in 2010. She graduated from Rungsted College in Denmark and received a doctoral degree in theater history and dramaturgy from the University of Copenhagen.
She is the daughter of the late Kirsten Nyeboe and the late Jorgen Nyeboe, who lived Nakskov, Denmark. Her father was the president of the Technical College in Nakskov.