Born in Four Oaks, Kentucky, Katherine Kavanaugh Cahill became a
painter in impressionist and modernist styles and first gained
recognition for floral studies. She also painted western subjects
including the Pima Indians and St. John's Mission near Phoenix,
Arizona, and became quite prolific with Arizona landscapes. Her
mediums were oil, watercolor, charcoal, pen and pencil.
She was
raised in Falmouth, Kentucky, and as a young woman went to Globe,
Arizona where she join (showing 500 of 1889 characters). |
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