Caroline Kininmonth facts for kids
Caroline Kininmonth (1907-1978) was a talented British artist. She was known for her beautiful paintings of flowers and landscapes. She used both oil paints and watercolours in her artwork.
About Caroline Kininmonth
Caroline Kininmonth spent most of her life in Edinburgh, Scotland. She loved art and studied at the Edinburgh College of Art from 1926 to 1930. This is where she learned many of the skills she used in her career.
What Did She Paint?
Caroline Kininmonth often painted with oil paints. She created many different types of art:
- Still-life paintings: These are pictures of objects that don't move, like a bowl of fruit or a vase of flowers.
- Botanic subjects: This means she painted plants and flowers, showing their natural beauty.
- Rural scenes and landscapes: She also captured the beauty of the countryside and natural outdoor views.
Where Was Her Art Shown?
Caroline Kininmonth was a well-known artist in her time. During the 1940s and 1950s, she often showed her paintings at important art exhibitions.
- She was a regular exhibitor at the Royal Scottish Academy, where she displayed about twenty-five of her artworks.
- She also showed her art with the Scottish Society of Women Artists.
- Her paintings were also featured at the Royal Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts.
Caroline Kininmonth was married to Sir William Kininmonth, who was an architect. Today, you can find examples of her paintings in the collections of Edinburgh University and the Arts Council of Scotland.
