About Caroline Farncomb
Lived 1855 – 1951 (aged 95–96). Caroline Farncomb was a Canadian artist.
Caroline Farncomb (January12, 1859 November13, 1951) was a Canadian painter. She lived in London, Ontario where she was secretary of the Women's Art Association and donated work to start an art gallery, today the Museum London.
She exhibited her paintings with the Western Art Fair; the Women's Art Association of Canada; the Women's Art Club of London; with the Art Association of Montreal (1900–1909): the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts (1899–1908); and the Ontario Society of Artists (1899–1909) (she was elected a member in 1908), among other exhibition societies and places. In 1908, she showed her work in a group show at W. Scott and Sons Galleries, Toronto. She continued to show her work in various local venues until 1932. Mcintosh Gallery, Western University, and Museum London.
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Who was Caroline Farncomb?
Canadian artist
When was Caroline Farncomb born?
Caroline Farncomb was born in 1855 in London.
When did Caroline Farncomb die?
Caroline Farncomb died on 13 November 1951 in London, Ontario.
What was Caroline Farncomb's occupation?
Caroline Farncomb was an artist.
What nationality was Caroline Farncomb?
Caroline Farncomb was Canadian.
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