Chassie Cole b. 28 March 1857

Also known as Charlotte Ann Reeves Cole, Cara Cole
  • Artist (Painter)
Charlotte Ann Reeve Cole (Chassie) showed an early interest in art and began entering various exhibitions, including Ballarat Juvenile Exhibition of 1878. She won medals at the Geelong Juvenile and Industrial Exhibition (1880), and the Melbourne Juvenile Exhibition (1880), and a second order of merit for her paintings on velvet and silk in the Melbourne Centennial International Exhibition in 1881.
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Name
Chassie Cole
Also known as:
  • Charlotte Ann Reeves Cole
  • Cara Cole
Gender
Female
Roles
  • Artist (Painter)
Other Occupation
  • Art teacher
Birth date
28 March 1857
Birth place
Hobart Town, Tas., Hobart Town (Hobart), Tas.
Birth note
(Hobart)
Death date
August 1941
Death place
Geelong, Vic.
Active Period
  • 1878 - 1941
Residence
  • c.1895 - c.August 1941 Elsdon Chambers, Moorabool Street, Geelong, Vic.
  • 1859 - August 1941 Pilrig, Newtown Hill, Geelong, Vic.
  • 28 March 1857 - 1859 Hobart Town, Tas., Hobart Town (Hobart), Tas.
Training
  • French College, Villamanta Street, Vic.
Languages
  • English
Initial Record Data Source
  • Heritage: The National Women's Art Book

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Related events
  • Untitled Event (exhibited at)
  • Melbourne International Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • [Exhibition of almost 100 paintings by Cole's pupils and about fourteen of her own works] (exhibited at)
  • Melbourne Centennial International Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Melbourne Juvenile Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Geelong Juvenile Industries Exhibition. (exhibited at)
  • Melbourne International Exhibition (None)
  • New Zealand and South Seas International Exhibition (None)
  • Ballarat Juvenile Exhibition (None)
  • Untitled Event (exhibited at)
  • Melbourne International Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • [Exhibition of almost 100 paintings by Cole's pupils and about fourteen of her own works] (exhibited at)
  • Melbourne Centennial International Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Melbourne Juvenile Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Geelong Juvenile Industries Exhibition. (exhibited at)
  • Melbourne International Exhibition (None)
  • New Zealand and South Seas International Exhibition (None)