Klytie Pate b. 20 October 1912

Also known as Klytie Sclater, Klytie Slater, Clytie Winifred Wingfield Slater
  • Artist (Printmaker),
  • Artist (Ceramist)
A potter and printmaker who was encouraged by her aunt, Christian Waller and uncle, Napier Waller, to pursue a career in art. In 1947, Pate, together with Alan Lowe, became the first ceramicists to have their studio pottery purchased by the National Gallery of Victoria. Her distinctive style led her to become one of Australia's most significant studio potters.
Tags: Studio potter, Art Deco
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relative of
Christian Waller
1894
Artist (Mixed Media Artist), Artist (Cartoonist / Illustrator)
niece
associate of
W. B. McInnes
Artist
spouse of
William Pate
Other occupation
associate of
Alan Lowe
Other occupation
associate of
Ola Cohn
1892
Artist (Sculptor)
associate of
Charles Wheeler
1912
Artist (Painter), Artist (Draughtsman)

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