Catherine Monteath
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Catherine Monteath | |
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| Born | 19 March 1843 Dunblane, Scotland |
| Died | 30 August 1904 (aged 61) Kilmadock, Scotland |
| Alma mater | Stirling Art School |
| Known for | Paintings of flowers |
Catherine Monteath (19 March 1843 – 30 August 1904) was a Scottish painter known for her paintings of flowers.[1]
Art
She first exhibited in the Royal Scottish Academy in 1868 with her Early in Spring.[4]
In 1870 she exhibited two works at the RSA: Hollyhocks and An Old Wall – Study. In 1871 at the RSA another two works were shown: Basket of Summer Fruit and Apple Blossom. In 1872 at the RSA three works were submitted, all of flowers: Camellias – Study, Rhododendrons and Roses.[4] In 1873 she exhibited three works at the RSA: Primroses, Winter Apples and Periwinkles.[4]
She regularly exhibited at the RSA from then to 1898, her last exhibit. Most of the exhibits were of flowers or of Spring and Autumn. One exception is a work exhibited in 1885: Druidical Stones Near Dunblane.[4]