Athene Andrade facts for kids

Athene Andrade (born 15 February 1908 – died 1973) was a British artist. She was well-known for her paintings and her lithographs. Lithography is a special way of printing images using a flat stone or metal plate.

About Athene Andrade

Athene Andrade was a talented artist from Britain. She created many beautiful artworks during her life. She was especially good at painting and making prints.

Early Life and Training

Athene Andrade went to several art schools to learn her skills. She studied at the Central School of Arts and Crafts in London. She also attended the Bromley School of Art and the Beckenham School of Art. These schools helped her become a skilled artist.

Her Art and Exhibitions

Andrade loved to paint and sketch actors. She also enjoyed drawing scenes from the theatre. Her artwork often captured the excitement of live performances.

She showed her art in many important places. She exhibited her work at the Royal Academy in London. This is a very famous place for art. She also displayed her art with other groups. These included the New English Art Club and the Society of Women Artists. She also showed her work with the National Society of Painters, Sculptors and Engravers.

Later Life and Legacy

Athene Andrade lived in a town called Bromley in Kent. For some time, she also taught art in schools in London. She helped inspire new artists.

Today, you can see some of her artwork in a famous museum. The Victoria and Albert Museum in London keeps examples of her paintings and lithographs. This means her art is preserved for people to enjoy for many years to come.