Kate Freeman Clark, born in Holly Springs, Mississippi, was a
contemporary of Anne Golthwaite. She managed to study very
successfully in New York with Robert Henri and William Merritt Chase,
and was on her way to achieving a notable career. But on the
advice of her mother, who had gone to New York with her, she concealed
her sex by signing her paintings "Freeman Clark." She never sold
a work, even though she was given several "one-man" shows.
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San Francisco Panama-Pacific Exhibition 1915
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