A painter of landscapes, and Indian subjects including residents of Mexico, Katharine Benepe, who also painted under the name of Katharine Shackelford, was born in Fort Benton, Montana and settled in... Read full biography
A painter of landscapes, and Indian subjects including residents of Mexico, Katharine Benepe, who also painted under the name of Katharine Shackelford, was born in Fort Benton, Montana and settled in Glendale, California. There she was a member of the Los Angeles Art Association; the San Diego Art... Read full biography
A painter of landscapes, and Indian subjects including residents of Mexico, Katharine Benepe, who also painted under the name of Katharine Shackelford, was born in Fort Benton, Montana and settled in Glendale, California. There she was a member of the Los Angeles Art Association; the San Diego Art Guild; the Glendale Art Association, which she served as President; and the Los Angeles Society of Independent Artists. In the 1930s, she was an art teacher at Glendale High School, and she exhibited... Read full biography
A painter of landscapes, and Indian subjects including residents of Mexico, Katharine Benepe, who also painted under the name of Katharine Shackelford, was born in Fort Benton, Montana and settled in Glendale, California. There she was a member of the Los Angeles Art Association; the San Diego Art Guild; the Glendale Art Association, which she served as President; and the Los Angeles Society of Independent Artists. In the 1930s, she was an art teacher at Glendale High School, and she exhibited regionally with the Society of Western Artists and Women Painters of the West. In March, 1936, an exhibition of her work was held at the San Marcos Hotel in Chandler, Arizona. The paintings "consisted of scenes of nature and Indian life in the old... Read full biography
A painter of landscapes, and Indian subjects including residents of Mexico, Katharine Benepe, who also painted under the name of Katharine Shackelford, was born in Fort Benton, Montana and settled in Glendale, California. There she was a member of the Los Angeles Art Association; the San Diego Art Guild; the Glendale Art Association, which she served as President; and the Los Angeles Society of Independent Artists. In the 1930s, she was an art teacher at Glendale High School, and she exhibited regionally with the Society of Western Artists and Women Painters of the West. In March, 1936, an exhibition of her work was held at the San Marcos Hotel in Chandler, Arizona. The paintings "consisted of scenes of nature and Indian life in the old Mexican state of Oaxaca" as well as other landscapes and studies. (Western Artist). Katharine Benepe studied a... Read full biography
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