painter. Agricultural Society of NSW 1873: Exhibits from Academy of Arts – Oil Paintings – no.250 'Glee Maiden and Gow Chrom’. NSW Academy of Art, second annual exhibition 1873: “The first New South Wales picture on the catalogue is 'Gow Chrom and the Glee Maiden’, representing the escape from the brutal bigotry of a mediaeval mob of a poor little terrified outcast, under the care of the big, burly Highland smith, as related by Scott in the 'Fair Maid of Perth’. This picture is a very spirited copy of Landor’s well-known picture, and possesses great merit in its colouring and drawing. It comes from the studio of Miss Brownlow, a lady amateur resident in this city, and bidding fair to distinguish herself as an artist” ( Sydney Mail 19 April 1873, 500: info. Jane Lennon).
Agricultural Society of NSW exhibition 1874: Exhibits from the NSW Academy of Art – Oil Paintings – Miss Brownlow, NSW – no.33 'Ducks and Green Peas’ – after Datio; no.43 'The Sanctuary’ – after Landseer (from engraving).
NSW Academy of Art third annual exhibition of Works of Colonial Art 1874: Oil Paintings – Miss Brownlow – Amateur – NSW – no.30 'The Sancturay’ – after Landseer (from engraving) – competitive; no.35 'Ducks and Green Peas’ – Miss Brownlow – after Datio – competitive. “[We recommend] Miss Brownlow’s 'Ducks and Green Peas’ – a tableau genre after Datio – numbered in catalogue 35” ( Sydney Mail 11 April 1874: info. Jane Lennon).
NSW Academy of Art fourth annual exhibition 1875: Miss Brownlow – amateur – NSW – Oil Paintings – no.14 On the Thames – copy.
Agricultural Society of NSW Exhibition 1875: Oil Colours – Landscapes – Miss Brownlow, New South Wales – commended ( Sydney Mail 1 May 1875: info. Jane Lennon).
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- Date written:
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