Sophie de Stempel Bio-Wiki
That’s what you need to know about Sophie de Stempel, a Hythe who is known as the fourth wife of the late Ian Holm. Stempel is also an artist and life model for Lucian Freud.
Her husband, Ian Holm, was a well-known English actor on stage and in the film. He died on June 19, 2020 at the age of 88. He has been suffering from Parkinson’s disease for several years and was hospitalized before his death.
Ian Holm Death (Sophie de Stempel Dead)
Ian Holm was a famous British actor whose long career included roles in “Arms of Fire” and “The Lord of the Rings”. He died on June 19, 2020, at the age of 88.
Holm died peacefully Friday morning in a hospital surrounded by his family and caregiver, his agent, Alex Irwin, said. His illness is related to Parkinson’s.
A stage and screen star, Holm won a Tony Award for Best Supporting Actor as Lenny in Holland Pinder’s 1967 work “The Homecoming.”
Sophie de Stempel Age
Sophie de Stempel was born in 1960 in Hythe, United Kingdom. He is about 60 years old since 2020.
Sophie de Stempel Husband
Sophie de Stempel married Ian Holm from 2003 until his death on June 19, 2020. Earlier, Ian married Lynn Mary Shaw for the first time.
since 1955 but div. in 1965. Sophie Baker’s second wife married from 1982 to 1986. His third wife was Penelope Wilton married from 1991, but d. in 2001.
Sophie de Stempel Net Worth
Stempel’s net worth is still under investigation, but her ex-husband Ian Holm was worth εκατο 8 million.
Sophie de Stempel Career
De Stempel is an artist by profession and has worked for 8 years for Lucian Freud and has exhibited at the Albemarle Gallery with Pippa Houldsworth and Rebecca Hossack.
She describes the design as her passion. “I think a lot of things, ideas, movies start with putting a pencil on paper. I always collect designs and prints. it really is the beginning of understanding how something could be done, the first steps in painting.
“Somewhat like the need to see trees in the winter, their structure before they are in full bloom or to understand the interior of a clock.”