Tupsy Clement

Her most notable landscapes were painted in Skagen where she spent her summers with her husband from 1908 to 1920.

Born in Trondheim, Clement was the daughter of Major Hakon Jebe and Hedvig Klingenberg.

In addition to portraits, Tupsy painted flowers, exteriors and landscapes.

Among her best paintings were those she completed in Skagen where she spent her summers with her husband every year from 1908 to 1920, often in the company of Laurits Tuxen and Viggo Johansen.

[3] Many of her works show her husband's influence but her depiction of sunlight in her landscapes also appears to be inspired by Theodor Philipsen.

Tupsy Clement (1890), portrait by Hans Heyerdahl .
Johannes Wilhjelm , Young female artists in Skagen , 1912, Skagens Museum .
Artists Tupsy Clement og Ella Heide in the foreground. In the back on the left is Tupsy's husband and colleague G.F. Clement .