1. Margarett Williams Sargent was a noted painter in the Ashcan School and a follower of George Luks.

1. Margarett Williams Sargent was a noted painter in the Ashcan School and a follower of George Luks.
Margarett Sargent exhibited as Margarett Sargent and Margarett W McKean.
Margarett Williams Sargent was born on August 31,1892, on Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, the daughter of Francis Williams Sargent and Jane Welles Hunnewell.
Margarett Sargent was a distant relative of John Singer Sargent.
Margarett Sargent was creating portraits of children and animals, but in 1917 decided to study with sculptor Gutzon Borglum.
Margarett Sargent stopped painting in 1936, when it had gotten "too intense" for her, as she told her granddaughter.
Margarett Sargent became friends with gallerist Betty Parsons, a friendship that would last for life.
In 1920, Margarett Sargent married Quincy Adams Shawn Mckean, a polo player from an old Boston family.
In 1949 Margarett McKean remarried to Barclay H Warburton III, the step-son of William Kissam Vanderbilt II.
Margarett Sargent was friends with Berenice Abbott, who took her portrait in Paris in 1928.
Margarett Sargent was an alcoholic and a frequent patient in sanitariums and received electroconvulsive therapy.