Kate E. Barlow b. 1865

  • Artist (Painter)
Kate Barlow exhibited at numerous exhibitions in the late 1880s. She died at the age of 25 in the Quetta shipwreck of 1890.
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painter, exhibited at the Art Society of NSW in 1887 when resident at The Grange, Toowoomba, showing Study of Roses, and Portrait of Alex Barlow. She also exhibited (RAS) in 1889. In the 1888-89 Melbourne Centennial International Exhibition she won a Jury award, Honourable Mention (Oil and Watercolour Paintings), for an oil painting. Reputedly exhibited Society of Artists 1897 – domestic architectural designs. There is some speculation that if it was not a a posthumous exhibition – she died in the Quetta wreck in 1890 – the Barlow referred to is perhaps architect John Bede Barlow.

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1999
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2011

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