Catherine Maude Nichols (6 October 1847 – 30 January 1923) was a British painter and printmaker. [1] She was born in Norwich, England, and is notable for being one of the first "lady fellows" of the Royal Society of Painter-Etchers, elected in 1882. [2]
Born in 1847, her father was W.P. Nichols, a prominent surgeon, Liberal, and former Mayor of Norwich. [3] Her father also collected oil paintings and encouraged her love of art, sending her to the local art school, and willing her money specifically to help further her career. [3] She studied wood engraving at the Norwich School of Art and won a prize for her work there in 1874. [4]
Nichols made her debut at the Royal Academy of Arts in 1877. [5] Throughout her career, she produced over 200 etchings, many of them of her home county, Norfolk. [6]
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Catherine Maude Nichols (6 October 1847 – 30 January 1923) was a British painter and printmaker. [1] She was born in Norwich, England, and is notable for being one of the first "lady fellows" of the Royal Society of Painter-Etchers, elected in 1882. [2]
Born in 1847, her father was W.P. Nichols, a prominent surgeon, Liberal, and former Mayor of Norwich. [3] Her father also collected oil paintings and encouraged her love of art, sending her to the local art school, and willing her money specifically to help further her career. [3] She studied wood engraving at the Norwich School of Art and won a prize for her work there in 1874. [4]
Nichols made her debut at the Royal Academy of Arts in 1877. [5] Throughout her career, she produced over 200 etchings, many of them of her home county, Norfolk. [6]
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