One of the earlier artists of the Detroit River region, Catherine Reynolds was a self-taught landscape and river scene painter, primarily between the years of 1810 and 1820. She was also a prolific copyist of European subjects.
Reynolds was born in Detroit, which was then a part of Canada, where her father, Thomas Reynolds, a member of the British Army, was Commissary at Detroit. The family was prominent in the British community, when Detroit was part of British North America. (showing 500 of 3993 characters). |
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