Pat Fogarty b. 1937

Also known as Pfogarty
  • Artist (Cartoonist / Illustrator)
Mid 20th century Brisbane student cartoonist and English teacher based in Grenoble, France.
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cartoonist, was born and raised in Brisbane, eldest of the five children of Vince Fogarty, a barrister, and Pat, née Kinnane. She drew regular cartoons – feminist versions of Jules Feiffer’s then popular cartoons – for the University of Queensland student newspaper Semper Floreat in 1960, when it was co-edited by Joan Kerr, then Lyndon. After graduating BA (Hons 1, French), Pat went to France where she worked, married, had a son, Alain, and divorced. For many years she taught English at Grenoble. No cartoons are known since her student days.

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Writers:
Kerr, Joan
Date written:
1996
Last updated:
2007

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Alternative names
  • Pfogarty
  • Pfogarty
Related people
  • Fogarty, Vince (child of)
  • Fogarty, Pat (child of)
  • Alain, (parent of)
  • Fogarty, John (relative of)
  • Feiffer, Jules (associate of)
  • Kerr, Joan (associate of)
  • Fogarty, Vince (child of)
  • Fogarty, Pat (child of)
  • Alain, (parent of)
  • Fogarty, John (relative of)
  • Feiffer, Jules (associate of)
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